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Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich is running for president. He's one of those remaining nine Democratic wannabes you see from time to time, each trying to distance himself from the others in their quest for the almighty dollar needed to fuel their national campaigns. Kucinich has no prayer whatsoever of making any impact on next year's election. He's the Gary Coleman of the Democratic field - an oddity in a necktie who will soon be forgotten as well he should.
Kucinich was in Missouri this week trying to launch his lame campaign. And if you'll just listen to his message, you'll understand much about the Democratic party.
Kucinich is anti-war, voted against the Patriot Act and wants to establish a cabinet level Department of Peace. He would abolish the death penalty in all cases, cut defense spending and provide virtual endless federal government handouts to any group other than the wealthy. He portrays himself as a maverick. In fact, of course, he's a joke.
But you've got to love a nation that allows people like Kucinich a national stage for their absurd ideas. If he's willing to put in the hours and the effort - despite the fact that he runs dead last in every single poll - then so be it. He wants to "out labor" Dick Gephardt, which would be pretty hard given the soul-selling Gephardt has done to gain the union political slush fund. Kucinich says he's an FDR Democrat - you remember, the one who created the welfare society that we're paying for today and tomorrow and forever.
While in Missouri, Kucinich said he would push legislation in favor of the family farm. But the Cleveland, Ohio, native has no clue what the family farm means. He just knows it sounds popular in rural America. Unfortunately, Kucinich was speaking in urban St. Louis at the time and his audience has the same level of understanding concerning agriculture.
Dennis Kucinich will be a minor footnote in the 2004 elections. He'll get far less votes nationwide than the other nameless and shameless hopefuls.
Look for Kucinich's name on the Feb. 3 presidential primary in Missouri. Don't vote for him of course. Just look for the name. It may well be the last time you hear or see of this Ohio spitfire again.

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I saw the preview in the ad section figured I'd check it out. Keep in mind I haven't read this thread ever before so I really have no background on these matches.
The opening match was, outstanding. Very Very fun, I like Cody getting the win it's a fresh face in the main event. Hopefully his character in this thread isn't as, horrible, as it is in real life. Overall all though I throughly enjoyed this match, a great great opener. Good story telling and some nice spots. My only tiny beef is on the spot where Cara hurricanared Bryan out of the high cross, I just don't think that can physically work. Sheamus is like 6'6 and then gets a good 6 inches of elevation above his head on that move. I doubt Cara can jump 7 feet high. None the less, absolutely fantastic match. If the whole card is like this one, this card should be overall great.
The US Title match was good. You did the best you could with Mason Ryan's lack of in-ring talent and that's fine. He got his power moves in and Kofi gave us his little, I'm gonna beat the odds push for the win but in the end the heels got him. Good little story, typical Face vs. Heel match. I enjoyed it. Mason Ryan as super beast champ that kills all challengers? I think so.
PS I noticed you brought back the SES with Ryan Punk Mercury and Tyler Black aka Seth Rollings, he's Tyler Black in my heart. Thats something interesting to me
The IC title match, wasn't as big of a fan. It seemed like you were trying to have Zeke look like this face in trouble, constantly geting worked over by Barret no matter what he tried then eventaully pulling it out in the end. HAVE YOU SEEN BIG ZEKE. He's a monster face it just didn't seem believable and was pretty boring. I feel like the real life way they took it with Zeke just beating the shit out of Barrett would'v worked better here, though I credit you for going away from what they did in real life it just didn't come off well.
The action in the Swagger-Del Rio match was good while it lasted. I wish would've taken a few minutes off the IC Title match and added them here quite honestly. Again on the realism in the action though, do you honestly believe that some like Swagger whose been taught how to block a German suplex since he was like six or whenever would start wrestlign would get taken down by one by someone who isn't a pure mat tactition. I doubt it, either way a decent match. Sheffield attack was interesting, we'll see where you take it, I always thought he'd be a good comedy face but it appears you want him to be a BA heel. Let's see where it goes.
Diva's match was exactly what it should've been. Squash for Kharma. Make Kharma vs. Beth happen that's all I got to say.
I'm gonna review the last two matches in one blob. It's obvious you got in such a such hurry to get this up that getting it up became more important that match quality. A two minute Diva's match should not be longer than a 13 minute WWE Title match, it just can't happen. Or a 30 minute match with 7 falls shouldn't be 5 or 6 paragraphs. None the less the champs retain ok.
The start of this show was very very good. You have some interesting stuff going on with Cody getting a title shot and the SES. I'm going to keep reading, but next time right every match in full please. The card was going so good until the end, just sort of left a bad taste in my mouth.
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"Domestic Disobedience" at Mesa College Art Gallery
Written by | Kevin Winger | 2:56 p.m., Mar 22, 2012
San Diego's own Mesa College Art Gallery has brought a fantastic collection together into one truly amazing group show. "Domestic Disobedience." Conceptualized by guest curator Nuvia Crisol-Ruland and inspired by the Amalia Mesa-Bains essay "Domesticana: The Sensibility of Chicana Rasquache", this new exhibition brings together artists from all over America to highlight Latina cultural identity, the defiance of stereotypical gender roles, the evolving movement of feminism and the challenging of these issues in the domestic sphere.
Enfolded with these charged themes is the idea of "Nepantla" a Nahuatl term for the functional space between conflicting desires, something I believe we can all relate to in our dualist cultural mindset. It's the struggle between what we inherently know is best for us and what society, culture, family, religion and popular media tell us we need.
In this world of polarized extremes, maybe a middle ground is something we should all strive to locate, to make some sense of the conflicting messages that swirl about us.
This show give us a lens with which to look through and see how some artists and their subjects have embraced this idea and how others choose varying means of artistic rebellion to challenge entrenched ideas and outdated norms.
The term "Nepantla" was a fascinating one for me to learn, and it resonated well throughout the exhibit. Through different perspectives the struggle that is at the heart of this Nahuatl term was evident. Of particular interest were the works of artist Carolyn Castaño with whom I discussed at length how this idea relates to her included works. Castaño embraces the struggle of the modern day Latina woman, the importance of self-beautification and how a glamorized identity can carry such immense importance.
She has touched on something big here in my opinion: how the externality of self-presentation can be at odds with one's heritage, familial traditions and even one's self. Where does one find a space that strikes a balance between how we value ourselves and the lengths we go to seek approval from others? In talking with Castaño a picture emerged that was invisible to me before. Beyond the bold colors, the composed shapes, the glitter, circular mirrors and stylized female images, there were elements purposely placed in such a manner as to contest the harmony of the work: a pair of offset, saturated red lips of slightly disproportionate scale, and deep, lash-less eyes staring out of the corner of the piece. These elements kept capturing my gaze and drawing me back multiple times.
This particular work, "Tropical Baby" (Violetta) was a transitional piece for her, Castaño told me. Certain elements, like the addition of cutout facial features, were included only in this piece but not others. Of particular interest were her ideas of where art ends and the idea or concept begins; that maybe like the artwork itself, the creation of glamour can go beyond a place of resolution, a theme echoed in current media and popular culture. This piece was successful in my observation for this reason: how the intuitive placement of a pair of lips can elevate a piece and capture a thought-provoking contrast such as the battle between internal and external beauty and where we place our own values in relation to them.
It was a clever cue that didn't go unnoticed.
Another participating artist, Delilah Montoya drives a stark message home with black and white digital photography. Her images show modern roles that are seemingly at odds with each other but are being held firmly by a trio of seemingly resilient and strong women. By highlighting these women's roles, in opposition to patriarchal ideologies, we get a glimpse how Montoya's vision captures the fluidity and grace with which some women transcend what society expects of them and how they can transform it and make it their own, without apologies.
The image "Audrey Resting in her Corner" depicts a boxing ring with a female fighter between rounds, recuperating in the distance. In the foreground and slightly out of focus we see the curvaceous legs of another woman in the ring replete with high heels. Such a blatant visual play on counter-culture through violent sport and the elegance of female fashion interested me greatly and brought a supportive smile to my face for its bold juxtaposition.
Additional photographs from Montoya's offerings included a woman lovingly embracing her two children and another female fighter "weighing in" prior to a bout, all capturing the essence of gender responsibility and challenging said social expectations. This selection of images of women in conflicting roles: loving mother, domestic caretaker and prizefighter, is one that I will not soon forget. It caused me to question what I have been taught to believe about stereotypes and how we go about breaking down those walls so that we can evolve.
Amalia Mesa-Bains writes "In rasquachismo, the irreverent and spontaneous are employed to make the most from the least... one has a stance that is both defiant and inventive. Aesthetic expression comes from discards, fragments, even recycled everyday materials... The capacity to hold life together with bits of string, old coffee cans, and broken mirrors in a dazzling gesture of aesthetic bravado is at the heart of rasquachismo."
I think this quote about "rasquachismo" encapsulates what curator Nuvia Crisol-Ruland has successfully intertwined into one cohesive and thought-provoking group exhibit. I humbly encourage you to seek out this exhibition: "Domestic Disobedience" at the Mesa College Art Gallery while it is on display.
Additional participating artists include:
The colorful and vivid paintings of Juana Alicia: depicting a humorously charged conflux of stereotypical duty vs. creative passion.
The evocative sculpture of Claudia Alvarez: addressing the effect that modern violence and growing cultural complexity has on the impressionable minds of our youth.
The very real social commentary of Ana Teresa Fernández's oil paintings: inviting the viewer to challenge his or her fixed views of domestic drudgery with a hint of elegant sarcasm.
Ester Hernandez and her powerful drawings: capturing the spirit of the Chicano struggle, gender equality and social injustice.
The heated and sexualized photographs of Angelica Muro: pointing fingers (and guns) at a hyper-violent and over-stimulating media.
The elemental sculptures of Viviana Paredes: forging a bond between earth-origin ancestry, familial structure and rich cultural identity.
The drawings of Isis Rodriguez: showing both the strong and nurturing elements of the female archetype.
The multimedia artist Sonia Romero's works: depicting not society's view of women but their own reaction towards that view through goddess imagery and the inner radiance that imbues them.
Amalia Mesa-Bains and her essay "Domesticana: The Sensibility of Chicana Rasquache": the inspiration for this group art exhibit.
"Domestic Disobedience" exhibit runs from March 15 - April 19, 2012. Gallery Hours: M, T, W 11am – 4pm, TH 1am-8pm. Closed Weekends, Fridays and Holidays. Paid parking at Mesa College is $1.00 per hour, by permit from machine at information booth, to be used in student lots.
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British singer, songwriter and drummer Phil Collins has won seven Grammy Awards and sold nearly 40 million solo albums in the United States.
But perhaps his biggest passion isn't music, it's the Alamo. It all began during his childhood, when the young Collins was amazed by Fess Parker's television portrayal of the titular character in Davy Crockett.
Decades later, Collins has gathered what has been considered "one of the largest private collections of Alamo memorabilia in the world." He's said he has "hundreds of cannonballs, documents and other artifacts from the Alamo at his home in Switzerland." One of his most treasured possessions is a receipt signed by Alamo commander William Barrett Travis for 32 head of cattle that fed Alamo defenders. Also, Collins is co-writing a book on the Alamo and the Texas Revolution that should be published in 2011.
Collins will speak about his Alamo fascination at 6:30 p.m. May 10 at the Margaret and Al Hill Lecture Hall in the Hall of State at Fair Park, 3939 Grand Ave., Dallas. Tickets are $35 for members, $50 for nonmembers, and $150 for VIP program seating and a reception with Collins. For tickets, call 214-421-4500, ext. 101, or go to www.dallashistory.org.


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Pictorial Review
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|Women's magazine
|First issue
|September 1899
|Final issue
|March 1939
|Pictorial Review Company
|United States
|Based in
|New York City
The Pictorial Review was a magazine based in New York and first published in September 1899. The magazine was originally designed to showcase dress patterns of German immigrant, William Paul Ahnelt's American Fashion Company. On the title page of Pictorial Review, on each sheet of its letterhead, is a rococo device: a scroll with the numeral "13" and a pencil, surrounded by a wreath. That trademark was adopted by an Ahnelt shortly after he founded Pictorial Review. It symbolized the $13 capital with which he started his dress pattern business upon coming to the U. S.[1] By the late 1920s it was one of the largest of the "women's magazines".[2] In June, 1931 it enjoyed a circulation of 2,540,000.[1]
In 1936, the publisher sold the magazine to its Vice President, Adman George S. Fowler.[1] In 1937 it merged with The Delineator, another women's magazine. However, two years later it ceased publication.[3][4]
- ^ a b c "Magazine Sold". Time. January 11, 1932. Retrieved July 14, 2007.
- ^ Kathleen Endres (1995). Women's Periodicals in the United States: Consumer Magazines. Greenwood Press. ISBN 0-313-28631-0. Retrieved July 14, 2007.
- ^ Pictorial Review, MagazineArt.org, Retrieved July 14, 2007
- ^ "Pictorial Sold". Time. January 11, 1932.
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I'm sure a lot of people here have played fantasy football, both in the Premier League and other cup competitions, well it's back
You can make a team now and transfer players without it costing you any points before the start of the season in August.
Once you've made a team select the 'Leagues' option and enter the code attached in this post. Please do not post the code on here as we don't want every Tom, Dick and Harry joining, just TSR members. If anyone requests the code, direct them to the attachment here. There are 2 codes in the post, one for the regular league and one for the Head to Head league. You can join either, or both.
Registrations will only be accepted if you post your team name in this thread. You have until the end of September to do so or you will be removed from the league. This is to prevent randoms joining who have gained access to the code. Anyone who has not submitted their team name and is in the Head to Head league will be removed before the league kicks off.
To ensure that only proper members of TSR are in the league, you should ensure that you have a post count of 500 or more (from anywhere within TSR) by the end of September.
Previous threads:
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Ronaldo VII Los Galacticos
DontBuyTheSun Maradona's Dealers
Dorito The *** Drops
Mr Incredible Chris Kamara's Boys
geoff_yin G Dog FC
Deshi Deshi United
ameeso no idea
little_wizard123 Cow Junior's XI
adderz Spriggsdogfood
Elliotgc Elliot's Eleven
d0mz milk
Louis1991 Louis' LADgends
Colbert Colbert Nation
Apagg The Mighty Grecians
Jangrafess Surreal Scunthorpe
Jordan-Kirby Jordan the Octopus?
In2deep IN2DEEP's GELs
rj1990 FC Of Claxon's
hash007 Los Rojos Furiosos
JamesyB Crouch Potato FC
meskell GELs United
Dreizhen Radio Junk FC
Flying Scotsman Samurai Pizza Cats
the Jack pot Union Jack FC
CrookedLegs CrookedArse
jermaindefoe Athletico Madras
JonCha Act 3
Stu Laverty Tino's Hattrick
yunghamz Shaving the Arsh
cfc1992 camerons team
sarforaz Woy's winners
Cobbïns31770 Banana Slugs
El Stevo Standards Corrupted
chernij Chernick United
good mermington mumblars
Xtian RCD Mallorca
GCFB Lokomotiv Gav
M_E_X Smil3rs army
Super_Hans SuperHans FC
milan5baros Royal Flush
The Sherminator The Sherminators
robinson999 Mad Hatters
Jacky_B Nottingham All Stars
SciFiBoy Pikachu FC
Shady05 FC MacAttack
elli_emc NorfolkingChance
AndersonsBentFootKop killers
The Narrator Manchester Rebels
The Question Cockenham Cockspurs
Yawn-er Somali Pirates Utd
jakemittle Tittle United
Bedshaped pakistan
sbarrie2 Gooner Galacticos
davie18 Bramble For England
Harry-AA Arse-shavin
The_Jatt_Joker Kam United
mc_watson87 This is Sparta
cunningstunt87 Leave My Arcelona
ipswichblade Redandwhitewizards
TroyPimbley Newmarket Raiders FC
Panda Bear Harchester United
JK_91 Kings of Landan
R-KAM Wonderful Weegies
Oziris Real Brighton
Wata Jumpman's XI
BenjyUK FC Beaut
My Alt Baaau
Seanisonfire Athletico Boston
Arnie Pie In The Sky the shinning
TI-84 Ashwin's XI
Richiboi Guns of Summer
TuckingFypo™ Raoul Moatrid FC
Jay Deeee Godzilla XI
doggyfizzel Berbaflops
Lallylally lally united
orca92 AFC United
Vintage HaltTashPippity Utd
sango Sango's Area Boys
Slicksomnia Tyrannosaurus Slicks
ahmadjan3 ahmadjan3
UnWise Sirs of The South
tkhaz44 Haz's Heros
FynnAB FynnAB FC
Mastermind` The Miracle Sleepers
GεεRTHAN G Star XI
ocelotrevs Askani'son's
coni ClungeBagFC
gozatron Munchester Utd
Artemidoros Arse-nal-_-
EskimoJo Eskimo XI
SmellyCat16 Unbelievable Tekkers
becknise porchey fc
Girtonian Ethnic Minority FC
Firaila Cesc Drogs Rocknroll
Da_hopeful_1 Scholes makes goals
JayAyy Team James
Yhy92 Korea united
BJP Athletico Alcester
Diamond Matt A Diamond XI
Billa Bong Untouchables
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Jxhn Old Chelmsfordians
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Kevmeister Sturmer Stallions
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Cadge Grant's Well Good FC
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cowsforsale The Worst Team
R£SP£CT R's All Stars
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skyhigh! The New Coalition
farhan The Invincibles
RobbieC PubLaunchFFS
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The Official TSR Fantasy Football League 2010/11
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Nice-one mate, enjoyed the world cup one, can't wait for the premiership one to start
Code has been added.
Maradona's Dealers.
Man picking an initial squad is so hard!
La Quereria FC.
Chris Kamara's Boys i'll have 500 posts before september don't worry mate
Thinking of a team name is so difficult. I will be in when I've thought of it though.
Damn, I have a lot of posting to do before I can take part!!
What's the latest we can enter? I'd like to see a few transfers before making my team...
I'm in:
G Dog FC
I just about qualify for the 500 posts rule.
(Original post by geoff_yin)
I'm in:
G Dog FC
I just about qualify for the 500 posts rule.
In as Substandard Liege.
PS: Cheers, Jangra.
(Original post by Ronaldo VII)
will update this post later. Pm me for the code or wait till 17:45 before I put it in an attachment on here as I can't do now as I'm on
my phone but the league is up an in place so we can run it without bots this season.
Code: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/atta...1&d=1278941315
(Original post by Louis1991)
What's the latest we can enter? I'd like to see a few transfers before making my team...
You can make unlimited free transfers before the start of the new season so you might as well sign up now and tinker with your team for free as more transfers are made.
(Original post by Jangrafess)
Not sure if I'm quite there yet. Gonna have to do some spamming before September.
(Original post by geoff_yin)
I'm in:
G Dog FC
I just about qualify for the 500 posts rule.
ronaldo, i think another rule should be added to the list that includes needing a > 500 post count. It should be;
"Geoff_Yin cannot be a member of the league unless he swears to continue posting"
(sorry geoff, just want to see the integrity of the league maintained)
Deshi United
(Original post by jermaindefoe)
can i be a tittle tattle and say geoff cant play becuase he is leaving
ronaldo, i think another rule should be added to the list that includes needing a > 500 post count. It should be;
"Geoff_Yin cannot be a member of the league unless he swears to continue posting"
(sorry geoff, just want to see the integrity of the league maintained)
I think I'm known well enough in the football forum for me to be kept in the league even when I'm gone. Hopefully I am anyway!
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The national Alzheimer's Association is hosting a rally for its Wyoming volunteers and the general public on Feb. 15.
The event will take place at the Historic Plains Hotel at Central Avenue and Lincolnway in Cheyenne from 9 a.m. to noon.
Participants will be treated to a complimentary breakfast, lunch, give-aways and door prizes.
There will also be a support group offered during the event so caregivers, their loved ones, and volunteers from throughout the state are encouraged to attend.
Agenda topics will include the Alzheimer's epidemic in Wyoming,, the latest research findings, services and support the association offers, public policy and special events in local communities and the association's future plans for the state.
Attendees are asked to RSVP by Monday to Glenda Berry at email@example.com or to Anne Aquin at 550-3618.
The disease affects 10,000 people in Wyoming and its impact extends to additional thousands of friends and family members.
The Brinton Museum, Science Kids and the Big Horn Audubon will present the next monthly "Birding at the Brinton" on Saturday.
This free morning of bird watching will run from 9-11 a.m at The Brinton Museum.
All ages and abilities are welcome to join.
Participants are encouraged to bring binoculars if they have them.
For more information see www.thebrintonmuseum.org. The museum is located at 239 Brinton Road, Big Horn.
SHERIDAN — The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum will host "Fun at the Museum: Presidents Day Crafts and History" on Monday in the community room at the Johnson County Library.
This free event is open to everyone and will run from 9 a.m. to noon.
For more information call 684-9331.
The library is located at 171 North Adams Ave., Buffalo.
The Sheridan County Historical Society will host Veronica Hagemann on Wednesday. Hagemann will discuss the archival project at the Wyoming Girls School. The program is free and open to the general public. The event will commence at 7 p.m. and coffee and cookies will be served. The meeting will be held at the Downtown Sheridan Association Community Room located at the corner of North Main Street and Coffeen Avenue.
The Sheridan chapter of AARP will host a meeting Friday. The program will include a potluck, a summary of the Soup-er Bowl Food Drive, a proposal of a new summer outreach activity to be organized by the chapter and bingo. The event is free and open to everyone. Attendees are asked to bring their own place settings and a covered dish to share, and the chapter will provide fried chicken. The meeting will commence at 5:30 p.m. at the Sheridan Senior Center. For more information contact Helen Mitchell at firstname.lastname@example.com. The senior center is located at 211 Smith St.
SHERIDAN — The Kiwanis will host "Stars of Tomorrow" Feb. 21.
This youth talent show will present children in three categories: elementary, junior high and high school.
First-, second- and third-place winners in each category will receive a trophy and a certificate.
There will also be an overall winner who will receive a scholarship toward the college of their choice and is given the opportunity to compete at the district level.
The show will commence at 7 p.m. at the WYO Theater located at 42 N. Main St.
Tickets for the performance are $8 for adults, $5 for students under age 18 and free for children five years old and younger.
For more information contact Katie Dehn at 683-6170.
The Sheridan County Museum will present "Behind the Scenes Saturday" on Saturday. This free event is open to all with no reservations required. The museum will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a behind-the-scenes view at the museum's operations. The public is invited to come and see what goes on at the museum when the galleries are closed. Attendees will see how employees take down old exhibits, care for the items entrusted to the museum and prepare new items and galleries for new exhibits. There will also be Tidbit activities for children and parents. The museum is located at 850 Sibley Circle, off of the Fifth Street exit of Interstate 90. For more information call 675-1150.
The Big Horn Historical Society will host a potluck and program Sunday. The free meeting is open to all members of the community. The potluck will begin at 1 p.m. at the Big Horn Woman's Club clubhouse. Attendees are asked to bring a dish to share. At 1:50 p.m. Helen Laumann will present a program on the CCC Camp and guests can arrive at this time if they choose not to participate in the potluck. The clubhouse is located at 314 S. Second St., Big Horn.
The Sheridan College Museum of Discovery and Science Kids will host March's Science Saturday this weekend.
Science Saturday offers free admission to the museum for the entire community. This month the focus is "H2O Olympics" from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday in the Edward A. Whitney Academic Center atrium of Sheridan College.
Water may seem ordinary but it is a building block of life and the program will discuss why.
Sheridan College is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
For more information contact Sarah Mentock at 763-0976 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Sheridan-Johnson County chapter of the Wyoming Archaeological Society will meet Thursday in the Le Gourmet Room of Holiday Inn. All members of the community are invited to this free event. At 6:00 p.m. attendees may order dinner off the menu, but no purchase is required to attend. Following dinner at approximately 7:15 p.m. Forest Service archaeologist Bill Matthews will present an update on his fieldwork in the Big Horn Mountains over the past three years. Attendees not desiring dinner may arrive at this time. Matthews and a group of volunteers recorded over 30 prehistoric sites as well as a turn of the century mining district, specifically in the Cloud Peak Wilderness. Reservations are not required to attend. For more information call Scott Burgan at 673-5997. The Holiday Inn is located at 1809 Sugarland Dr.Le Gourmet Room of Holiday Inn
The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum will host "Fun at the Museum: St. Patrick's Day Crafts and History" on Monday in the community room at the Johnson County Library. This free event is open to everyone and will run from 9 a.m. to noon. For more information call 684-9331. The library is located at 171 North Adams Ave., Buffalo.
The Parent Partnership will meet next Monday at Sheridan High School. On March 10 at 6 p.m. topics will include teacher appreciation in May, expanding the adoption of technology, the Graduation Task Force Executive Summary and an overview of "where we've been, where we are and where we are going," at SHS. The meeting is open to all members of the public and their ideas or suggestions. For more information call Dirlene Wheeler at 672-2495 extension 3108. The meeting will be held in the SHS library, located at 1056 Long Dr.
The Trail End Guilds will meet Tuesday.
The meeting will commence at 7 p.m. at the Trail End State Historic Site.
TEG sponsors at least one major event each year, the Holiday Open House during the first weekend of December.
Membership dues start at $5 a year and meetings are typically held monthly on the second Tuesday.
Guests are welcome and encouraged to attend the meeting.
The Trail End State Historic Site is located at 400 Clarendon Ave.
For more information call 674-4589 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
First Light Children's Center will host a community open house on Thursday.
Celebrating their second anniversary, the public is invited to help them "March into Year 3" from 5:30-7 p.m.
Birthday cake will be served as well as samples of the healthy lunches the children at the center receive from Volunteers of America's Catering for a Cause.
Activities will also include tours of the facility, a staff meet-and-greet and the opportunity to learn more about the Highscope Curriculum taught at the school.
First Light is located at 366 E. Brundage St.
For more information see www.firstlightsheridan.com.
The Seventh biennial Big Horn Elementary All-Student Art Show at The Brinton Museum will open Thursday.
A reception will be held by the BHE Home and School Association on Thursday from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
All members of the community are invited to this free event.
The show will run through March 30 with no admission charged.
For more information call the school at 672-3497 or the museum at 672-3173.
The museum is located at 239 Brinton Road, Big Horn.
The Arvada Elementary students will host a concert tomorrow at the Powder River Community Center in Arvada. Commencing at 7 p.m. the students will present "The Blue Dog Blues." the concert aligns with a "Blue Dog" project they have been working on in art class. The community center is located in the old school at 5 Upper Powder River Road. For more information call Elisa Olson at 758-4411 extension 107.
The Sheridan Chapter of the AARP will hold a meeting Friday. Commencing at 5:30 p.m. the community is invited to a potluck and bingo night at the Sheridan Senior Center. The event is free and open to everyone. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish to share and their own place settings. The senior center is located at 211 Smith St.
The Sheridan County Museum will present "Behind the Scenes Saturday" and "Tidbit Saturday" this weekend.
This free event is open to all with no reservations required.
The museum will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday for a behind-the-scenes view at the museum's operations.
The public is invited to come and see what goes on at the museum when the galleries are closed.
Attendees will see how employees take down old exhibits, care for the items entrusted to the museum and prepare new items and galleries for new exhibits.
There will also be Tidbit activities for children and parents.
Tidbit, the SCM Mouse, can be found in each exhibit at the museum and likes to share fun tales and treasures of Sheridan County's history and children ages 5 to 10 are invited to attend with their parent or guardian for a variety of activities.
The museum is located at 850 Sibley Circle, off of the Fifth Street exit of Interstate 90.
For more information call 675-1150.
The Cloud Peak Backcountry Horsemen will hold a meeting Tuesday. The meeting is open to all and will commence at 7 p.m. at the Forest Service office in Buffalo. Planning for the 2014 rendezvous will be discussed. For more information call Dwight French at 674-8239. The office is located at 1415 Fort St., Buffalo.
The Clearmont Elementary students will perform a concert on Thursday. "Blue Dog Blues" will commence at 7 p.m. in the gym of the school. The theme of the concert aligns with a "Blue Dog" art project they have been working on in art class. For more information call Elisa Olson at 758-4411 extension 107. The school is located at 1601 Meade Ave, Clearmont.
From staff reports
SHERIDAN¬— The Sheridan College will hold their next Youth Garden activity Thursday from 9 a.m. until noon. Children and their families are invited to check on the garden and learn how to care for the plants that are growing. Participants should wear sunblock, bring garden gloves, and plan on getting a little dirty. Space is limited so please RSVP to Ami Erickson at 674-6446 extension 3104.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Farmers Market will be moved farther up Grinnell Street this Thursday, in front of The Sheridan Press, to celebrate the Third Thursday Street Festival. From 5-7 p.m. vendors will sell produce, arts and crafts and more as live music, children's activities, demonstrations and nonprofit booths are hosted. Attendance is free for customers and vendor booths are available to rent. For more information or to sign up as a vendor call Bonnie Gregory at the Downtown Sheridan Association 672-8881 or see www.downtownsheridan.org.
SHERIDAN— The annual Museum Day is on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 909 W. Ramshorn St., Dubois. Museum Day is sponsored by the Dubois Museum and the Dubois Museum Association and features children's games, historic cabin tours, a quick draw and silent auction, live entertainment, and crafts and demonstrations.
SHERIDAN— The Sagebrush Community Art Center is hosting a kids summer art camp for ages 8-12 from July 21-24 from 1-5 p.m. each day. There will be an acrylic painting class, jewelry making, ceramic painting, watercolor painting, and a picture frame making class. Registration is due by July 16, and each class costs $35. For more information please call 674-1970 or email email@example.com
SHERIDAN — The next offering of the "Tidbit Tuesday" educational program at the Sheridan County Museum will be held next week. The program gives children and their families an opportunity to explore history together from 10 a.m. to noon every other Tuesday throughout the summer. The events are free and open to all but space is limited to 24 children so pre-registration is requested. Subsequent activities will be on Aug. 5 and Aug. 19. For more information or to register call 675-1150. The museum is located at 850 Sibley Circle.


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Game Day: Canadiens vs. Bruins
Tuesday, 01.13.2009 / 3:54 PM ET / Bish's Blog
By John Bishop - BostonBruins.com
Montreal 0 1 0-1
Boston 0 2 1-3
First Period-None.
Second Period-1, Montreal, A.Kostitsyn 14 (S.Kostitsyn, Markov), 3:24 (pp). 2, Boston, Chara 8 (Kobasew, Ward), 8:23 (pp). 3, Boston, Chara 9 (Wideman, Krejci), 18:24 (pp).
Third Period-4, Boston, Krejci 17 (Ryder, Wheeler), 18:49.
Shots on Goal-Montreal 17-11-7-35. Boston 9-10-10-29.
Goalies-Montreal, Halak. Boston, Thomas. A-17,565 (17,565). T-2:23.
1:11 - Wheeler to Ryder. Save Halak. Rebound to Krejci. Goal. It's 3-1.
1:35 - Boston clears the zone...
2:16 - A sliding split glove save. Thomas has been huge.
3:52 - Icing Boston.
4:52 - Thomas with a save on Tom Kostopoulos. Huge. Right pad...
6:25 - Thomas blocks the puck into the stands.
7:54 - Timmy makes a desperation play to stop a partial replay and it worked. Phew. He came out and basically blocked one of the Habs bodily...
8:33 - Komisarek tries to goad Savard into something. Nope.
10:50 - Shots are 31-23, MTL.
12:36 - Good work by the Yelle line keeps the puck deep...
13:48 - Lapierre and Wheeler have words. I can't remember Wheels doing any serious jawing before.
Ward will not return.
15:18 - Important kill for the Habs. I don't see Ward on the bench...
17:45 - Ryder draws a tripping call (one of the Kostitisyn's) along the boards in the Canadiens zone. Boston is 2/4 on the PP.
18:44 - Stoppage. Boston has kept the puck in the CHC zone for most of the young period.
20:00 - Start of the Second. How about a quick Bruins goal?
0:00 - Again, it wasn't pretty, but it was a pretty good period for the Bruins and Zdeno Chara in particular. Shots are 28-19, CHC, but only 11-10 for Montreal in the period.
Boston played with a lot of intensity and needs to match that in the third.
Hits were 7-7 in the second.
1:36 - GOAL! Chara. He somehow knuckled it over Halak...on replay, he hit the Montreal D-man's stick, square and that sent the puck tumbling over the goalie. It's 2-1, Boston.
1:54 - Timeout Montreal. Gotta give their penalty killers some rest.
2:59 - Hamrlik clobbers St. Pierre to Halak's left. It will be a two-minute five-on-three for Boston. Boston is 1/2 on the PP.
3:43 - Tim really made some big stops on that kill...
5:30 - Ward went down. Tim Thomas took exception to it and flattened one of the Kostitsyn's. Kostitsyn gets a major for boarding and Thomas got a minor for roughing.
Quite a hit by Timmy, who was simply sticking up for a teammate. If it wasn't Thomas, Chara was right there. Unfortunately, it gives Montreal a two-man advantage.
5:56 - Krejci is in the box (high sticking?).
6:11 - Icing Boston.
7:03 - Icing Montreal. Boston with a nice kill. Shots are 26-13, CHC.
8:11 - Shorthanded, Krecji to Wheeler. Save Halak, but just barely.
9:20 - Ward is going to the box and he was not very happy about it.
9:56 - Icing Montreal.
11:37 - Chara with an unusual backdoor goal. He cheated down and got the results of a Kobasew deflection on his stick. He also had an open net to work with and slam dunked it.
It's 1-1. Shots are 24-11, Montreal.
13:18 - Brisebois is in the box for hooking. Boston is 0/1 on the power play.
13:45 - Thomas stones Plekanec, who looked like he was assured a goal with the goalie going down and most of the net to work with...
14:47 - And the hits just keep on coming. Chara cleared the puck out of the rink. Penalty.
16:36 - That loved to happen. Shot from Thomas' left by one of the Kostitsyns and then the other put in the rebound. Ugh. Is 1-0, Habs.
17:25 - Ryder is in the penalty box for hooking. Montreal gets their first man advantage.
18:27 - An important kill for Montreal.
20:00 - Start of the Second. B's start on the PP.
0:00 - It wasn't a clinic, by any means. But the B's did well to come out and keep the Habs off the board with their new lines.
38.4 - Kovalev caught Kobasew high with his stick. Boston's first PP (they currently rank 3rd in the league).
1:55 - The period has been entertaining, but not so crisp...
4:28 - Kobasew beat a Canadien into the zone to negate an icing, a blind pass somehow finds itself on Chara's stick, slapshot, and Halak had to make a splitting glove save to keep the score, 0-0.
4:49 - A shot from the top of the circle hit Tim in the face (save) and he also stopped the rebound.
5:33 - Chara comes off the blueline and Halak had to make a tough stop through traffic. Shots are 13-7, Montreal.
6:03 - Apparently Komisarek took exception to Krejci putting a backhand on net after a whisle. A pile up in the CHC zone, and nothing more.
8:49 - TV timeout. Shots are 10-5, Habs.
10:15 - Stuart and Chipchura just went a round. Stu, as expected, got the best of it, but certainly got several fistfuls of Kyle's visor.
10:55 - Icing Montreal.
11:21 - Thomas stones Plekanec and the puck is cleared.
13:05 - Stephane Yelle just saved a goal. WIth Thomas down on the right post, Yelle took the left and stuffed a Canadiens forward trying the wraparound.
13:15 - Okay, shots are now 6-2, and Thomas has been tooooo busy. Most of the shots have been from the outside, thankfully, but the quality chances are coming...
14:36 - Nokelainen just slammed D'Agostini. Nice hit.
15:39 - Lots of back and forth...
16:44 - Tim butterflys to make his latest stop.
17:15 - Neither team is bringing any sustained pressure, thus far. Both goalies have stopped two shots.
18:52 - Halaks' first save. Chara crushed Komisarek into the boards.
19:36 - Thomas' first save.
19:51 - Montreal won the draw, but quickly iced the puck.
20:00 - Start of the First Period. The place is pumped...
Montreal Starters: Lang, Gorges, Harmrlik, A. Kostitsyn, S. Kostitsyn, Halak
Boston Starters: Hunwick, Wideman, Wheeler, Krejci, Ryder, Thomas
Let's switch to time on the clock...
Breaking News...
BOSTON - Boston Bruins General Manager Peter Chiarelli announced that earlier today Marco Sturm underwent successful surgery to repair his meniscus and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee. The surgery was performed by Dr. Peter Asnis and Dr. Thomas Gill at Mass General Hospital, and will force Sturm to miss the rest of the 2008-2009 NHL season.
Sturm appeared in 19 games this season for Boston and recorded 7-6-13 totals with a +9 plus/minus rating, before sustaining this injury in Boston's 8-5 win over the Maple Leafs on December 18. Sturm led all Boston goal-scorers last year with 27 tallies.
6:46 p.m.
Thomas is 17-4-3 on the year with a 2.08 Goals Against Average and .933 save percentage. He is 8-1-0 in his last nine starts.
6:39 p.m.
Here are the B's lines...
St. Pierre - Savard - Kobasew
Wheeler - Krejci - Ryder
Axelsson - Yelle - Karsums
Thornton - Nokelainen - Bitz
Chara - Ward
Hunwick - Wideman
Stuart - Hnidy
6:29 p.m.
It's Tim Thomas and Jaroslav Halak in goal tonight, folks. Hnidy and Ward on the ice. Lucic is not.
5:25 p.m.
Press Box Notes
Tonight's game wraps up a six-game homestand for the Bruins. They have posted a
3-2-0 record through the first five, with wins over Pittsburgh, Ottawa, and Carolina and losses to Buffalo and Minnesota. The B's will play their next two games on the road, at the Islanders on January 15 and at the Capitals on January 17.
Other stories...
- Bruins forward Phil Kessel was placed on injured reserve yesterday, January 12, due to mononucleosis, meaning he will miss tonight's game. This snaps a streak of 167 consecutive games he had played in, dating back to January 9, 2007.
- Defenseman Shane Hnidy is expected to return to the Bruins lineup tonight after missing the last two games due to injury.
- Montreal has won four straight and is 9-1-1 in their last 11 games. During their four-game win streak, the Canadiens have scored a total of 23 goals, including six against Florida(1/4), six against the New York Rangers(1/7), six against Toronto(1/8), and five against Washington(1/10).
- Also for Montreal, forward Andrei Kostitsyn has a four-game point streak in progress with 4-4-8 totals and Robert Lang has a four-game point streak in progress with 5-2-7 totals.
4:16 p.m.
|Montreal Canadiens head coach Guy Carbonneau. (AP Photo/Bill Sikes)
"I think everybody started to chip in a little bit more," said Carbonneau. "I think [the rest of the team] played better defensively, and added a little bit more bite on offense.
"But the young kids that came in played extremely well.
"It definitely helps when you...lose good players that someone can pick up the slack," he said.
Carbonneau also said that his farm club in Hamilton has been a big help to the Canadiens a la Providence to Boston.
"Yeah we have the same thing," he said. "Since I've been here every training camp we bring the coach from Hamilton, talk to them about what we want to do during the year and you know we talk and try to get the same systems.
"So it definitely helps when they come up."
And getting players back from IR certainly helps, as well.
"When you have good a good team, good players can make your team better," said Carbonneau, who recently got Mike Komisarek back from injury. "Mike is part of our top three, top four [defensemen]. He's the kind of guy who can play against the best forwards on the other side of the best lines. We missed him but we were able to keep winning and when he came back he made us better."
Carbonneau also thinks that having a "light" at the end of a long 162-game tunnel gives everyone a bit of a hop.
"I think everything's starting to click a little bit," he said. "I said this a little bit before Christmas: I think after the holidays that they know that this is the last stretch or almost the last stretch so the focus is better.
"Execution is better also."
3:11 p.m.
|Boston Bruins head coach Claude Julien. (AP Photo/Bill Sikes)
"They are what they are, they are things you can't control," said Julien in between updates on Milan Lucic, Phil Kessel et al. "You have to rely on the guys at your disposal to play solid and play well.
"We've always used that philosophy and we don't use excuses, we just go with what we've got and deal with it. That's not going to change; it was the philosophy we took last year, it's the same philosophy we're going to take this year."
Meanwhile, Tuukka Rask is back in the building as the Bruins backup goalie and Martin St. Pierre could play a significant role if Milan Lucic does not return to the lineup this evening.
"I think it's exciting for them, if anything and I don't think you have to convince them to be ready for the game," said the coach. "So far, they've done a great job, they've contributed, they are guys that have been able to make a difference in the game and that's all you can ask from them."
The ease with which the Bruins have rotated players in and out of the lineup from the AHL was addressed and Julien gave his standard answer – the teams have similar philosophies and styles and systems.
"I don't think there is a ton of it to hammer home," he said. "They play pretty well the same type of game that we play up here. So when the guys come up from Providence they usually have a pretty good feel and that's why it's been an easy fit for them; their game doesn't have to change that much.
"It's not like they play a certain way down there, and we play a certain way up here and all of a sudden they have to adapt. It's been a good transition for them as far as having both coaches, whether it was last year with Flash [Scott Gordon], and this year with Rob [Murray] being on the same page with us."
2:41 p.m.
TSN.ca has the Habs lines from practice...
Pacioretty - Plekanec - Kovalev
A. Kostitsyn - Lang - S. Kostitsyn
Begin - Koivu - Chipchura
Latendresse - Lapierre - D'Agostini
Markov - Komisarek
Hamrlik - Gorges
Bouillon - Brisebois
Missing: Price (ankle), Kostopoulos (ankle)
TSN.ca also writes that Halak will start (and his coming off the ice supports this) and that Kostopoulos will play.
12:52 p.m.
Just to elaborate on some of things I mentioned, earlier. JB
Julien on Kessel...
"I think with mono it's one of those situations where it's pretty clear that there is no way he could play. We have to wait for the doctors to clear him...nobody has any idea [when that will be]. They'll check him out periodically and see how he is doing. It could vary and it could go either way, so nobody can say at this moment."
Julien on Lucic as a possibility to play tonight...
"Those decisions will be made today...his availability tonight, as well as [the availability] of others."
12:44 p.m.
|Boston Bruins right wing Michael Ryder (73). (AP Photo/Gregory Smith)
"I just wanted to keep shooting," said the winger. "I knew the chances were there and if I wasn't getting the chances it would be a little tougher.
"Now it seems to be going in for me and, I don't know, maybe it was just confidence earlier in the season or something. I just wanted to keep working hard and, eventually, I knew that they would be going in. Lately, they've been doing that."
Some of that has to do with some very talented linemates like Blake Wheeler and David Krejci.
"With Wheels and Krejci, we have really good chemistry, and we know where each other is going to be on the ice," said Ryder. "So we've been having a lot of success, and we just keep working at it everyday.
"And those guys, they're so young, and I'm the oldest guy on the line so it's a little different. Just getting to play with those two is a lot of fun."
For a guy who had found himself out of sorts in his final days in Montreal, Ryder finds satisfaction in knowing where he stands in Boston. With seven game-winning goals thus far this season, Ryder is the league leader in putting the game away.
"It feels good," said Michael. "It helps your confidence and it helps your whole game when you know you are going to be on the ice at certain times. It's just the whole feeling of knowing you are going to be one of the guys who is going to be out there to try and help the team to win."
As he often has during his stay in Black & Gold, Ryder gave credit to Claude Julien for knowing what buttons to push.
"He knows how to use me a certain times and he knows how to get me going when he knows I am not feeling the greatest for certain games," explained Ryder. "But he definitely knows what I can do when I am on the ice and I think it helps a lot.
"He tries to keep me up...he tells me to keep plugging and just made sure I wasn't getting down because I wasn't scoring [at the beginning of the season]. So it helped me that way."
11:42 a.m.
Okay. Here's what I've seen and heard...
- Coach Julien said that a decision on Milan Lucic will be made later today. Milan skated, and looked good, while on the ice with the rest of the roster.
- It seems clear, depending on the above, there might be some lineup changes.
- Boston's Tim Thomas was the first goalie off the ice and seems a lock to be tonight's starter.
- There is no timetable for Phil Kessel's return.
10:29 a.m.
Milan Lucic has joined the "healthy" skaters.
10:25 a.m.
Patrice Bergeron, Manny Fernandez, Andrew Ference and Milan Lucic all skated this morning and looked fluid.
More on that in a bit...
9:00 a.m.
|Boston Bruins goalie Tim Thomas celebrates after the Bruins defeated the Montreal Canadiens 3-2 in a shootout during an NHL hockey game in Montreal on Saturday, Nov. 22, 2008. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Ryan Remiorz)
Hmmm. Sounds familiar.
The Bruins have been playing better, with more confidence, and have been able to stem the mounting tide of injuries by having players like Byron Bitz and Martins Karsums get called up and play strong games.
"It was good," said Julien of Byron Bitz's NHL debut. "[He was] a big presence, skated well and protected the puck well.
"He was good at getting the puck out of our own end.
"So he has a lot of good things going for him," he said.
And Karsums?
"He's a guy who can score some goals," said Julien. "He played on the top line in Providence and is, obviously, a pretty good hockey player. I thought he handled himself well and the first time we called him up he had some real good scoring chances. And he was able to get an assist against Carolina.
"So, he's a guy, the more you see him, the more comfortable he is going to be and the more you are really going to see his true colors."
While Coach Julien has not, as of yet, talked about Phil Kessel's trip to IR thanks to a bout with mono, the Bruins boss did speak about his other injured players.
"Nothing new I guess," he said. "[Ference, Lucic and Bergeron] all skated this morning, earlier on.
"Again, they're all day to day situations where we can't really put a time on any of those guys and some could be back much sooner than others we've just got to keep going with it. That's all we can do at this moment."
Bergeron's return to the ice is encouraging.
"This was Bergy's...second day skating," said Julien. "He skated yesterday and skated again today and so he's been on the ice a few times.
"It's nice to see him back on the ice. I think it's encouraging for him too. To be back on the ice...that means he's just a step closer to his goal and for his teammates to see him progressing that way, that's great.
"It's great for the team and it's great for him."
Julien said that Fernandez did not skate, but indicated that the goalie's injury is nothing to worry about.
"It's a day to day," said the Bruins head coach. "And like I said guys, it's a minor issue that we thought would be resolved by today."
Aaron Ward was on the ice, but left early.
"He'll be in the lineup tomorrow," said Julien. "Sometimes it's just practicing, and a guy knows he can get off and he can be okay for the next day. So you take him off the ice.
"It's just little things at this time of year, little injuries that instead of aggravating them, you get off and make sure you're healthy for the next day."
Lots of talk remained centered on and around David Krejci and his line. Julien said that other teams have already begun to line match against the talented trio of Krejci, Blake Wheeler and Michael Ryder.
"They do [try to match up against them] because of their production [and because] of what they've done," said Julien. "We've already seen that happening.
"And as long as you have the home ice advantage sometimes you can try and control that a little bit as best as you can. But now-a-days just like us, I mean, if we don't have the right matchup on the road, we make a quick change with our back end and we've got that matchup that you want.
"Part of it is having to play through it -- we can try to do as best as we can as coaches to try and keep them away from that, but sometimes it affects your momentum for your team because you're constantly changing lines.
"[That makes it] hard for the guys to get into the game as well. So you've got to try and kind of balance that out, we're doing our best, limiting that, and the other part is them battling through it," he said.
Angela Latona contributed to today's Bear Essentials


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The School of Communication Sciences & Disorders offers a master of science degree in speech-language pathology, a post-baccalaureate program in communication sciences and disorders, and a minor in communications sciences and disorders. The program will emphasize the integration of evidence based academic and clinical knowledge and skills. The curriculum provides in-depth study of speech, language, swallowing, and cognitive-communication disorders across the lifespan.
Students have an opportunity to work closely with faculty, clinical supervisors, professional speech-language pathologists, and allied health professionals. Graduates of the program will be prepared to work in a variety of clinical settings including public schools, clinics, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, special schools and private practices. Others may choose to pursue their PhD.
All graduates of the master's program will meet the academic and clinical requirements, and be eligible for the Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology from the American Speech- Language-Hearing Association, and the Oregon License in Speech-Language Pathology from the Oregon Board of Examiners for Speech Pathology and Audiology.
Student Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the program will have developed:
- Knowledge of basic human communication and swallowing processes, and
- Knowledge of human communication and swallowing disorders and differences including appropriate etiologies and characteristics as well as anatomical/physiological, acoustic, psychological, developmental, and linguistic and cultural correlates, and
- Knowledge of standards of ethical conduct and contemporary professional issues in speech-language pathology practice, and
- Knowledge of processes used in research and of the integration of research principles into evidence-based clinical practice in speech-language pathology, and
- Skills in oral and written or other forms of communication sufficient for entry into professional practice of speech-language pathology, and
- Knowledge of and the ability to apply the principles and methods of prevention, assessment, and intervention for people with communication and swallowing disorders through supervised clinical practica.
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For those students who have completed a bachelor's degree in communication sciences and disorders, the graduate program is 68 semester credit hours and takes approximately two years. Course work in communication sciences and disorders and research design is combined with a minimum of 400 clock hours of clinical practicum experience. Students with research interests are encouraged to elect a thesis option.
Students with a bachelor's degree in a discipline other than communication sciences and disorders must complete a post-baccalaureate sequence that includes 27 semester hours of prerequisite course work before enrolling in the graduate program.
Note: The curriculum is currently under revision. Courses and course sequences may be different from that listed below.
The following is a typical graduate course sequence for someone enrolled in the program.
Year 1
|Fall Semester
|Credit Hours
|CSD-500 Language Disorders in Children
|CSD-503 Speech Sound Disorders
|CSD-505 Seminar on Diversity
|CSD-506 Fluency Disorders
|CSD-521 Clinical Methods and Observation
|CSD-511 Communication and Aging
|CSD-519 Counseling Across the Lifespan
|Total 17
|Spring Semester
|Credit Hours
|CSD-504 School-Age Lang & Lit Disorders
|CSD-515 Aphasia
|CSD-512 Dysphagia
|CSD-522 Practicum Seminar I
|CSD-530 Clinical Practicum
|CSD-517 Advanced Issues in Speech Sound Disorders
|CSD-523 Practicum Seminar II
|Total 16
|Summer Term
|Credit Hours
|CSD-514 Research & Evidence Based Practice
|CSD-520 Special Topics in CSD (multiple topics)*
|CSD-513 Motor Speech Disorders
|CSD-524 Practicum Seminar III
|CSD-530 Clinical Practicum
|Total 11
*Several "Topics in CSD" classes will be offered each summer semester.
Year 2
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|Credit Hours
|CSD-507 Voice Disorders
|CSD-510 Acquired Brain Injury
|CSD-518 AAC and Severe Disabilities
|CSD-516 Progressive Neurological Communication Disorders
|CSD-525 Practicum Seminar IV
|CSD-530 Clinical Practicum
|CSD-599 Thesis **
|Total 16
** Students electing to complete a thesis will enroll in thesis for three credits during the fall semester.
|Spring Semester
|Credit Hours
|CSD-534 Clinical Externship
|Total 8
Total Program Credits: 68
In addition to the above courses, applicants for the Master of Science Degree in Speech Language Pathology must show transcript evidence of at least one course in the biological sciences, physical sciences, statistics, and the social/behavioral sciences.


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Who Would Succeed Rahm?
Rahm Emanuel has not even said if he'll leave his job to run for mayor of Chicago, but Washington's favorite parlor game is already well under way: Who would succeed him as White House chief of staff?
The question was set into motion Tuesday when Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley said he would not run for re-election, opening the way for Emanuel to pursue a job he has openly coveted.
Senior White House adviser David Axelrod said Wednesday morning that he doesn't know what Emanuel will ultimately do. "I think he is really wrestling with that," he said on Fox. As for speculation about a replacement, he added: "I think people are way ahead of themselves because he hasn't even suggested that he is leaving yet. So I would not be making appointments for jobs that aren't vacant."
Sorry, Axe. That admonishment isn't stopping Washington Wire. It's not known who President Barack Obama has in mind, but half a dozen names are on informed speculators' lists.
Ron Klain: Vice President Joe Biden's chief of staff would be a natural fit for the job, having worked in top jobs in the Clinton and Obama administrations, on Capitol Hill, at the Department of Justice and in the private sector. He's played a key role in moving some of Obama's legislative priorities, including confirmation of two Supreme Court justices. He's also the only candidate to have been portrayed by actor Kevin Spacey, who re-enacted Klain's pivotal role in the 2000 presidential recount in an HBO movie.
Pete Rouse: A senior adviser to Obama, Rouse would provide continuity for the White House staff. He is a trusted adviser, having first worked for Obama as his Senate chief of staff and seeing him through the presidential run, the transition into office and his opening years in the White House. A longtime Senate aide (sometimes called "the 101st senator), he has long and deep connections to Congress that would be important in trying to move legislation with a Republican party that is certain to emerge more powerful from the midterm elections.
Tom Donilon: A deputy national security adviser, Donilon has served three White Houses: Carter, Clinton and now Obama. He's also worked at the State Department and in the private sector. Like Rouse and Klain, he'd represent continuity and, like them, would bring a wide range of experience. He already sees the president nearly every day.
Valerie Jarrett: A senior adviser, Jarrett's relationship with the Obamas is longer and tighter than any other. Obama has said she is like a sibling, Jarrett vacations with the Obamas, and no one doubts that the president trusts her instincts and advice. Unlike other candidates, she does not have a deep Washington background, having spent her pre-White House career in Chicago. In her official White House duties, she oversees White House outreach to state and local officials, outside groups and the business community. Some question why she would want the chief of staff job, given that she already has the influence and access without the headaches. Unlike candidates who would fit the "old Washington hand" mold, she would fall into the category of "trusted friend."
Tom Daschle: A former Senate majority leader, Daschle was an early Obama backer and was in the mix for chief of staff when Obama was assembling his White House team. He has long and deep relationships in the Senate, including with Republicans, that will be needed next year, and the White House senior staff is populated with people who once worked for him. He was originally picked to be secretary of Health and Human Services, but that nomination blew up over his failure to report certain items on his taxes. Still, he remained an important behind-the-scenes adviser, particularly on health care. His tax problems would not necessarily be a problem for the White House were he named chief of staff, but his work as a consultant to a variety of interests might. He is not technically a lobbyist, but he does consulting work that is considered much the same.
John Podesta: A former Clinton chief of staff, Podesta ran the Obama transition after the 2008 election but then returned to his job as president of the Center for American Progress, a Democratic-heavy think tank. He would bring an outside-the-administration point of view, combined with a deep knowledge of Washington and a long-term relationship with Obama. Some wonder why he would want it, though, given that he's already done the job and has a nice gig at the center. "If he wants the job, he's probably too stupid to have it," joked one Democrat.


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Voters report some irregularities at polling places
Official: Confusion related to requests for absentee ballots
Election officials in Ohio so far report few problems with voting today as the fall campaign finally draws to a close.
The race between President Barack Obama and GOP challenger Mitt Romney appears headed to a photo finish in Ohio and across the country – with a chance the race in Ohio could come down to provisional ballots.
Polls opened at 6:30 a.m. and in many places people arrived early to wait in line to cast ballots.
Voters in Mount Auburn said they waited about a half hour to vote at God's Bible College, but they said the turnout was higher than they'd seen before.
"We voted here for at least two or three elections, and this was the longest line," said voter Amy Laughead.
Some voters said they woke up early to beat the rush, but many of them said they still ended up standing in line.
"We got here at 6:40(a.m.), and as we waited inside, we realized no one was moving and Board of Elections people started walking through and said, 'Sorry, we're still trying to get the machines up and working,' and I was looking at my watch and thinking I have to be at work in 15 minutes," said Michelle Gruesser, of East Walnut Hills.
Elections officials said the problem was caused when a custodian failed to show up on time and unlock the door to the polling place.
"It wasn't anything electrical or anything with the booths, it was just human error," said Antoinette Lattimore, of Evanston.
Voters at one Avondale precinct, voters said some monitors overstepped their authority by directing them to certain tables.
"We addressed it with them responsibly," said Triantafilou, who also serves as chairman of the Hamilton County Republican Party. "We think they responded appropriately and didn't really see that problem anywhere else."
Other, unverifiable claims were made online and over the airwaves.
"Some even say they see their name in the book and they're still being given provisional ballots for some reason," Ware said.
Elections administrator Joe Mallory said he visited a precinct on Winneste Avenue to check on the voting process, and he said most of the confusion he saw stemmed from voters showing up in person after requesting an absentee ballot.
Elementary school teacher Matt Wieczorek is a Republican but says he voted for Obama this morning – feeling the Democrat is a better choice to keep education and the economy moving forward.
Also in Cincinnati, independent voter Lawrence Geiger says he voted for Romney over "family issues."
Polls will close in Ohio at 7:30 p.m. Turnout is expected to be crucial, with Obama looking for big totals from northeastern Ohio and the state's largest cities, and Romney hoping for blowouts in the suburbs and rural towns.
Polls closed at 6 p.m. in Kentucky and Indiana, which are each expected to deliver electoral votes for Romney.
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'Gossip Girl,' Season 6, Episode 4, 'Portrait of a Lady Alexander': TV Recap
Uh-oh, Serena's new boyfriend is about to find out that his daughter is dating Serena's old boyfriend. There's no party going to get S out of this on Gossip Girl!
That boyfriend, Nate, is mad because Lonely Boy Dan sold his serial about his friends to Vanity Fair. Also, the Spectator is going downhill. Sage the daughter invites Nate to the horse show, so her dad can grill him. Also, daddy isn't happy about the Serena-Nate connection.
Dan isn't happy because now everyone hates him. He wants to be Truman Capote.
Blair and Chuck are still looking for Lady Alexander, who is the key to Bart's mysterious not-death. Except that Lady Alexander is a horse. They don't know why Bart Bass bought a bunch of really, really expensive horses from one sheik.
Now Bart wants to help out Nate at the Spectator. Nate turns to Ivy instead. The Ivy who is scamming Rufus. Ivy says she'll write a mean story about Lily for Nate to publish.
Serena's new boytoy Steven wants to know all the guys she's been with so there aren't any more surprises. She asks Dan what's in her section of the article and he's a jerk about it.
Lily finally finds Chuck and asks him to end the feud with his father. They're all going to meet up at the horse show. It'll be a big surprise!
At the horse show, Chuck schmoozes the sheik's daughter.
Turns out Bart shows up and ruins the surprise. The daughter calls Bart "uncle." mmhmmm. Bart isn't happy. oh no! Chuck tells his dad he has a dog! Bart thinks love for an animal is a weakness. I fear for the doggie. Not. the. doggie.
Blair tries to tell the daughter the truth, that Bart is bad.
Then the Spectator prints a story that Lily once slept with Serena's new boyfriend, Steven. Seriously GG? Seriously? There are billions of people in the world, how does this group keep messing around with each other?
Turns out that Lady Alexander never made it to the "farm"
in Virginia. Turns out his father might have been doing some illegal trading in oil. At the same time, Bart secretly co-signs the loan Nate asks for – by using doctored documents like his father.
Rufus decides he wants to throw away all his stuff from Lilytime and focus completely on Rufus. Georgina has stolen a sex tape from Serena. Dan tries to make up with Blair, who is dressed in some weird kaftan – maybe because her mom is mad that she completely botched up the fashion line. And Dan asks if he can bunk with Blair for a little while. Oh no. That's not going to be good.
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The scholarship would be used for flight training needed to get a private pilot certificate and beyond, depending upon the student's ability and interest.
"The goal is to have the scholarship recipient solo within six months and their private pilot certificate within 18 months," a news release states.
To qualify for the scholarship, the applicant must: Complete the scholarship application, which includes a 500-word essay on why they want to be a pilot and identify their future career goals relating to aerospace and aviation;
Complete an EAA Young Eagles or EAA Eagle Flight and register for the FAA Ground School online program offered through Sporty's Pilot Shop and EAA. Youth can become EAA members for free by completing a Young Eagles flight;
The scholarship candidate will be required to take an orientation flight with an EAA Chapter 1240 designated flight instructor.
"This flight will help determine the candidate's interest and potential ability to complete flight training," the news release states.
The student will also need to participate in an interview with the EAA Chapter 1240 scholarship selection committee. The selected candidate will need to pass the FAA student pilot medical physical exam;
Applicants also should be able to contribute their financial resources to complete the pilot training. The scholarship student will be responsible for 10 percent of the flight training cost and will to need secure an $800 deposit designated for flight training fees before any training begins.
This deposit will cover 10 percent of the first $8,000 in flight training costs. If the flight training is completed before the $8,000 is allocated, a pro-rated amount of the deposit will be refunded to the student;
Applicants also have to be currently enrolled in school and have a 3.0 GPA or better, and be able to read, write and speak English; be willing to maintain a diary of their flight training and share it with local media and EAA Chapter 1240; be willing to attend EAA Chapter 1240 monthly activities and meetings while participating in flight training; be willing to maintain a flight training schedule that will provide for a flight lesson at least once per week.
Flight training will not be effective if lessons are not scheduled consistently. Scheduling of flight lessons will require flexibility due to weather conditions;
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Applications are due by March 14.
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Skyline High School, led by Jake Heaps and Kasen Williams, win their third straight state football title against Ferris High School, 45-21.
Photo: Jim Bates, Seattle Times
Skyline's Jake Heaps hoists another state trophy over his head as the Spartans take the 4A Title 45-21 over Farris at the Tacoma Dome, Saturday, December 5, 2009.
Bellevue defeated Liberty, 23-17, at the Tacoma Dome to become the 2009 3A football state champions.
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Bellevue's Wolverines hoist their helmets at the Tacoma Dome Saturday night in celebration of the school's seventh title in nine years.
Real Salt Lake defeated the LA Galaxy 5-4 in penalty kicks to receive the 2009 MLS Cup.
Photo: Dean Rutz, Seattle Times
Real Salt Lake's Robbie Russell reacts after scoring the winning goal during a penalty kick duel against the LA Galaxy during the MLS Cup.
Forty years after their first and only season, players from Seattle's first major-league baseball team, the Pilots, reunited.
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Pitcher Fred Talbot is greeted after a grand slam by Seattle Pilots teammates Gordy Lund (14), John Donaldson (10) and Jerry McNertney.
MVP pitcher Danielle Laurie led the team to win five of the six games in the series.
Photo: AP
Washington first baseman Niki Williams, top left, catcher Alicia Blake, center, and pitcher Danielle Laurie, right, are mobbed by teammates at home plate as Washington defeated Florida 3-2.
The Sounders FC beat New York 3-0 in their first MLS game.
Photo: Mark Harrison
Sounders FC players celebrate with Brad Evans, center, after he scored a goal in Thursday's inaugural match.
Mariners' icon, Ken Griffey Jr., decides to return to Seattle.
Photo: Mark Harrison, Seattle Times
Griffey, back in an M's uniform, waves to the crowd October 4, 2009.
Western drops a football program that was around since 1903 due to financial reasons.
The UW women's cross-country team finished an undefeated season with a NCAA cross-country championship.
Photo: Bob Poynter, Tribune Star
Washington's Katie Follett, from left, Christine Babcock, Anita Campbell and Amanda Miller celebrate after winning the women's NCAA cross country championship in Terre Haute, Ind. Washington's score of 79 bested runner-up and Pac-10 rival Oregon by 52 points.
Seven games into an 0-12 season, Huskies football coach Tyrone Willingham resigns under pressure.
Photo: Elaine Thompson, AP
Washington coach Tyrone Willingham, right, listens as athletic director Scott Woodward speaks at Willingham's regular news conference Monday, Oct. 27, 2008 where he announced that he is resigning effective at the end of the season.
After a lengthy trial, the city of Seattle allowed the Sonics to break their lease and leave for Oklahoma City. Photo by Steve Ringman Mayor Greg Nickels tells a packed room that a settlement was reached and the Sonics are leaving town. To his left is City Attorney Tom Carr.
A group of local women announces that they are purchasing the Seattle Storm from Clay Bennett. Photo: Elaine Thompson, Associated Press New Seattle Storm owners Dawn Trudeau, Ginny Gilder, Lisa Brummel and Anne Levinson, from left, hold team jerseys with their names as they pose following a news conference announcing the planned purchase.
Mariners manager Mike Hargrove resigns the day the Mariners win their eighth straight game. PHOTO: by Erika Shultz Seattle Mariner's manager Mike Hargrove watches Sunday afternoon's game against the Toronto Blue Jays. Hargrove resigned Sunday.
At the news conference announcing the deal, Clay Bennett and the other news owners say they "want to keep the Sonics and Storm in Seattle."
PHOTO: by Betty Udesen, Seattle Times
At a press conference held Tuesday afternoon in Seattle, Sonic owner Clay Bennett, right, and architects Tim Romani, left, and Jim Walters, answer questions from members of the media about Bennett's plans for building a new arena.
Seattle's Apolo Ohno wins three Olympic speed skating medals, one gold at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy.
PHOTO: by Dean Rutz, Seattle Times
The greatest Seahawks season ended in bitter disappointment Sunday, a 21-10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Photo: John Lok, Seattle Times
Hines Ward makes a reception in the second quarter to set the Steelers up for a touchdown.
The Huskies win their first volleyball title, beating Nebraska. Photo: Rod Mar, Seattle Times Washington's Christal Morrison, who was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player, hits against Nebraska in the final match.
Washington-bred No Giveaway, a 60-to-1 longshot, wins the Longacres Mile.
Sonics head coach Nate McMillan leaves to take a job with the Portland Trail Blazers.
The Sonics beat the New Orleans Hornets 97-72, to win their sixth division title and first since 1998.
Photo: Jim Bates, Seattle Times
Luke Ridnour scores and is fouled as he gets past P. J. Brown (42) and Bostjan Nachbar (10) in the fourth quarter.
Washington beats Arizona, 81-72, and earns the number one NCAA seed.
Photo: Kevork DjanSsezian / AP
Washington's Will Conroy hoists the championship trophy after defeating Arizona, 81-72, to win the Pac-10 college basketball tournament Saturday, March 12, 2005, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Enumclaw's Kasey Kahne earns the NASCAR Rookie of the Year title.
Betty Lennox is the Finals MVP as the Storm takes the '04 title.
Photo: John Lok, Seattle Times
The Storm bench erupts as time runs out, giving Seattle its first WNBA championship title Tuesday against Connecticut at KeyArena.
Ichiro breaks the major-league hits record, previously set by George Sisler.
Photo: John Lok, Seattle Times
Mariner Ichiro Suzuki, left, shakes hands with George Sisler's daughter, Frances Sisler Drochelman, as her son, Bo Drochelman, looks on Saturday during a pre-game ceremony at Safeco Field.
Bellevue High School beats De La Salle's 151-game winning streak. Photo: Jim Bates, Seattle Times JR Hasty runs for a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage for Bellevue.
Miss Budweiser wins the Seafair hydro race in its final debut. Photo: Brian Cassella, Seattle Times Dave Villwock drives "Miss Budweiser" to another victory during the finals of hydro racing Sunday on Lake Washington.
UW fires football coach Rick Neuheisel in the midst of a gambling probe.
Photo: Yoni Brook, Seattle Times
Rick Neuheisel, fighting for his job as head job of the Husky football program, speaks to the media at a press conference outside his home in Medina. At his side is his wife Susan Neuheisel.
The Sonics trade their greatest player, Gary Payton, to Milwaukee.
Photo: Rod Mar, Seattle Times
Gary Payton, speaking to the media before his first game as a Milwaukee Bucks.
Golfer Craig Parry wins NEC Invitational at Sahalee. Photo: Rod Mar, Seattle Times Craig Parry pumps his fist after making birdie on his third hole in a row on the front nine to take a commanding lead.
Qwest Field, then called "Seahawks Stadium," opens with a Sounders game. Photo: Mike Siegel Seattle skyline looking north past Qwest Field.
The Mariners' 116th win tied them with the 1906 Cubs.
Photos: Rod Mar, Seattle Times
Fans give the Mariners a standing ovation after their 116th win of the season, a 1-0 win over Texas.
Just days after 9/11, the Mariners won the AL West, celebrating the moment with an American flag on the field.
Photo: Mike Siegel, Seattle Times
Mariners celebrate on the field with the American flag after winning the AL West.
Safeco Field hosted the 2001 All-Star game in front of a packed stadium of fans.
Photo: Dean Rutz, Seattle Times
Cal Ripken Jr. waves his hat to the crowd after his third inning lead-off home run during the 2001 All Star game.
Seattle Mariner Rodriguez signs a $252 million dollar contract with the Texas Rangers.
The Ackerley Group sold the Sonics and the Seattle Storm of the WNBA for $200 million to a group headed up by Starbucks chairman Howard Schultz.
Photo: Mark Harrison, Seattle Times
With a handshake and the passing of a basketball, Howard Schultz took the over the Seattle Sonics from Barry Ackerley.
The University of Washington Huskies beat Purdue 34-24 to take the 2001 Rose Bowl.
Photo: Mark Harrison, Seattle Times
Game MVP Marques Tuiasosopo raises his fist in victory as the clock ticks the final seconds of the Rose Bowl.
After Coach Paul Westphal was fired, Nate McMillan was hired on an interim basis.
Photo: Seattle Times
Nate McMillan waits for questions after being named head coach of the Sonics.
Puyallup's Megan Quann claims her second Olympic gold medal by dominating the breaststroke leg for the U.S. women's world record-setting 100-meter medley relay team. Photo: Puyallup native Megan Quann Jendrick won two Gold Medals at the Sydney Olympics as a teenager.
The aging Kingdome, once home to the Mariners, is imploded.
Ken Griffey Jr. left the Mariners for his hometown and a nine-year contract with the Reds.
Photo: Michael E. Keating, Cincinnati Enquirer
Ken Griffey, Jr. with Brian Goldberg, agent, (left) and Carl H. Lindner, CEO of the Cincinnati Reds at the press conference announcing his trade from the Seattle Marniners.