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In 2006 Chris represented NACADA (National Academic Advising Association) on Casey Family Programs Higher Education Consortium. The consortium of higher educational organizations was initiated to educate the higher education professional organizations about the post-secondary foster care alumni population. Chris returned from that conference determined to better assist Miami Universitys foster care alumni, and to reach out to the national academic advising population via NACADA. Through her role in NACADA Chris published an article on advising Foster Care Alumni in Academic Advising Today, and was invited to join the Video Advisory Board where she was able to take part in the production of two advisor training and development DVDs. Chris has moderated two national panels regarding working with foster care alumni and has presented workshops on this topic among many others (adult learners, probation students, advisor training, and development) at numerous conferences. Chris has also worked as a private consultant for other universities covering such topics as Appreciative Advising and Delegation Skills for student leaders.
Since 2007 Chris has acted as the Foster Care Liaison for the Hamilton Campus and has been integral in setting up a zero-budget model at Miami that has allowed MU to have a foster care liaison on each of their three campuses in addition to their Voice of America educational site. In 2008 Chris Klefeker and Joe Murray were asked to share the Miami model with the rest of the state and an allied organization Ohio Reach, was born. From 2009-2012 she took on the role of Co-Director of Ohio Reach and therefore was a lead organizer behind the statewide summit that attracted professionals from both the higher educational and child welfare communities. She was one of two primary organizers behind the last four annual summits. These summits and the initiative to have an appointed liaison on each of Ohios college campuses are endorsed by both the Board of Regents and the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Several states are now adopting this model.
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Keep in mind that all of these writings were originally written by a bunch of people who wanted to control others and make some money. And the ones who originally believed this stuff wanted to be controlled out of fear and were easily led. That is why they say a fool parts with his money.
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wrong. Yet the order of creation in the bible agrees with science.
I know the citation this time. Genesis 1-3. It's too vague to
be dogmatic about this, but I don't think the order matches the
most common evolutionary timelines.
Actually it goes beyond that but thats not the point.
I said nothing about time lines. There are many interpretations as to how long they are.
I know that. You said the _order_ in the Bible agrees with science.
Is "science" unanimous on the order? No matter. Does science
say the order was
Light, day and night
then atmosphere,
then dry land,
then plants,
THEN sun, moon, and stars,
then sea life and birds,
then cattle, creeping things, and beasts of the earth,
then a male human,
then a female human
One interesting point: there was light ..... first day.
And on which day were the sun and moon created?
They were created according to the Bible before the 6 creative days of life on earth.
It may or may not be true, but it's not what Genesis says (Gen. 1:14-19)
This thread was about parental controls. I still cannot see how anyone can trust the upbringing of their children to someone they don't know.
They should be doing those controls themselves.
Presumably, they acquire the "module" from someone they trust
shares their values. Then, they may or may not customize it
to suit themselves.
How do they know if they can trust a person they no nothing about. He
They don't. Maybe I should have said "someone they think shares their
might be a polygamist. Here I am asking. To me a Parent needs to do their own monitoring not leave it up to someone else.
I download HUGE lists of domains of various categories.
Then _I_ decide which ones to actually use for filtering.
And then I go further and edit those lists.
I have no doubt that I am blocking a few sites that
I don't want to block, and missing a few that should
be blocked. Those few are out of millions, though.
It's like killfiles. Mine probably blocks an occasional
worthwhile post. But since there's already more
worthwhile posts than I have time to read, it doesn't
bother me.
In both cases, if I become aware that something is not
handled the way I prefer, I decide whether it's worth
the trouble of tweaking the filters.
Okay but me me stating that I don't understand why someone would do that is not disrespectful its a lack of understanding.
Then when someone else steps in and accuses anyone who would do such a thing of mind washing their children, then it just went from there. All I was pointing out is that they do not own rightness and they need to show respect. Only close minded people refuse to accept that other people have a right to live their life the way they see fit and in that science and faith are not exclusive of each other except in the close minded. Which are on both sides of the issue. Then others decided top take a word out here and a word out there and say I was saying something else.
Personally I don't have time to download huge files of lists to filter through and check to see if what they don't like or do like fits my personal values. I believe on a more hands on approach. I do not and will not say your ways is wrong. If I say I don't understand it it is for the gaining of knowledge not a belittlement.


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So Thierry the Thief was deep in the merde. Mr. Clean was starting to look as dirty as a lot of other people in soccer.
And as well as the hundreds of million of TV viewers who had seen what he did, there were the people in Adidas and Gillette who had been watching as well. The people who pay him millions because he is Mr. Clean. No wonder he started calling for a replay!
The FAI's response (the organization that runs soccer in Ireland) concentrated on the damage that had been done to "the integrity of the game" before a worldwide audience. The scale of what had happened was different, the FAI said, and required a response from FIFA.
This was certainly true. We are all familiar with the diving and handballs that can be seen now and then in soccer games in professional leagues.
Blatant examples are always punished. But very often there is an element of doubt and referees don't always get it right and everyone accepts that.
But the Henry incident was different. It was a clear and blatant example of a handball. And it happened not in a league but in a vital international match in which a place at the World Cup was at stake.
To make it even more contentious, it allowed a big country like France to rob a small country like Ireland of something that meant so much to the whole of Ireland. And it did so after a heroic display of effort and courage by the Irish team.
In that sense, the FAI's view that this was on a different scale was correct. Goliath had stomped on David. FIFA, already a suspect organization, was again exposed as caring little about the smaller nations.
Even worse was the fundamental question being asked in many Irish homes that night by kids who had been sitting there in their Irish shirts watching the game on TV. How could this be allowed? How could somebody cheat like that and get away with it?
How could Ireland be put out of the World Cup like that? It was unfair!
Like a lot of dads all over Ireland that night, I struggled to find an answer. The thing is, there isn't an answer, other than that soccer is a beautiful game but a rotten sport.
FIFA's response that the referee's decision must stand shows that the rules are just as much in need of urgent reform as FIFA itself. The truth is that FIFA wants the big nations at the World Cup and does not care if little nations have to be trampled on to make this happen.
Here's one suggestion -- make video refereeing with instant replay a part of all World Cup games. FIFA says it is against the introduction of this (even though it is common in so many other sports) because small countries could not afford it. The answer is that the technology can be provided, at least for World Cup qualifier matches.
And if FIFA won't go that far, here's another suggestion -- have the TV coverage of all World Cup qualifier games reviewed by a FIFA committee the day after they are played and in the cases like Henry the Hand ban the player from the World Cup finals.
If that had been in place last Wednesday, there is no way Thierry the Thief would have cupped the ball the way he did.


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We're just about a month away from the start of football practice both on the high school and college front. I know, it's getting here quickly! Of course this could be the year of the Bulldog in Athens. One guy who could play a large roll, north augusta product C.J. Byrd.
The senior strong safety, Byrd will add senior leadership to one of the best "D's" in the nation, at least that's what they're hoping for. Byrd came up with his first career interception a year ago and started all 13 games. While not wanting to admit there's a little more pressure with lofty expectations, he knows it's there.
" I guess you could say a little more pressure" said CJ Byrd "You're always going to be nervous when you go out there, a few butterflies but I think I've gotten use to it and I know it's something I'm just going to have to deal with it. Very anxious, I can't wait til the season starts. But not really thinking about the National Championship, just try take it one game at a time."
Byrd is finishing up some summer classes, then before you know it, they'll be hitting the practice field for real.
While C.J's a senior, Strom Thurmond product Aramis Hillary will be a true freshemen as he heads up the road to Columbia to join Steve Spurrier's South Carolina Gamecocks. After talking with a bunch of other schools, USC was a late comer in the recruiting battle, but it was Spurrier himself who called Aramis and offered him a spot. Hillary says his a little nervous about leaving home but will just give it his all once he gets there.
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Katrina, Ranbir together again, to holiday in Sri Lanka
If on one hand, report of Katrina Kaif and Ranbir Kapoor's stained relationship is doing the rounds then on the other hand, the news of their patch-up is making all round the web. Now the latest update about their relationship status is that Katrina Kaif and Ranbir Kapoor have sorted out their differences and panning for a romantic gateway in Sri Lanka.
They have planned out their romantic date in such a way that their work schedule doesn't get hampered. Kat who is busy shooting for Siddharth Malhotra's 'Bang Bang' will join Ranbir in Sri Lanka. The actor is shooting in Sri Lanka for Anurag Basu's 'Jagga Jasoos'.
HT quotes a source as saying, "Till the first week of March, they will both be busy with their work commitments. In the coming week, Katrina is likely to get a three-day break from her schedule as there is a location and set change. In this time she is planning to take a quick trip to Sri Lanka and meet Ranbir."
Last year too when Ranbir was shooting in Sri Lanka for 'Bombay Velvet', Katrina visited the actor there and spends some quality time together.
A source close to Katrina reveals, "Katrina and Ranbir have been trying to keep their schedule in sync with each other's. Now, they even try to co-ordinate their outdoor shoots in such a way that one of them can drop in on the other's sets."The lovebirds are trying to sort out their differences by spending quality time together. It is reported that they had a spat last year and since then they are no longer in talking terms. The duo also did not celebrate Valentine's Day together due to the tiff and work schedule but now all is well between the two and they have planned a romantic gateway.


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National Geographic has teamed up with some Nebraska bird-lovers to give thousands a cranes eye view.
They call it the Crane Cam. It's set up in the middle of the Platte River in Gibbon. It's the first time bird-lovers at Rowe Sanctuary have been able do something like this.
Paul Tebbel, Manager of Rowe Sanctuary says, "National Geographic magazine called us up and said, hey we'd like to put a camera on the river. We said absolutely!"
The Crane Cam works like a security camera. "The crane cam brings us right in among the cranes at night when they're landing. It shows cranes all around. Cranes aren't bothered by the camera like they are us," says Tebbel.
In the next week, Tebbel says viewers should see between five and ten thousand on the crane cam.
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> On server two (server2) in krb5.conf I have a record:
> auth_to_local = {
> RULE:[2:$2](support)s/^.*$/root/
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Doing authorization this way is dangerous, because it effectively grants
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principal will ever be created that should not have these privileges. A
better approach is to distribute lists of authorized developers and support
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> When client1 is logged in from his workstation1 as root on server2, the
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Most ssh clients can be configured to forward credentials, agent
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machines where only trusted staff have privileged access. They should also
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The Count: The Winningest Pitcher of the Decade
Here's something you're likely to hear often as game 3 of the ALCS approaches: Andy Pettitte was the winningest pitcher of the past decade. Keep in mind that it doesn't mean a whole lot. Pettitte wasn't the best starter of the past decade. He was an above-average starter on above-average teams who stayed healthy, averaging 30 starts per season, and whose peak coincided with a 10-year stretch that happened to start with a year ending in zero.
Baseball-stats analyst Tom Tango listed the 10 winningest pitchers from 2000 to 2009 in the regular season. Pettitte's earned run average during that stretch was 12% lower than league average, which is certainly impressive. But his so-called relative ERA was 9th best out of the 10 pitchers.
To examine how much of Pettitte's winning track record was attributable to him, and how much to his teams, Tango compiled the top 22 pitchers in innings pitched for the decade. These are, like Pettitte, generally above-average pitchers — it takes good stuff to get that many opportunities — who stayed healthy. On average, their pitching stats were almost identical to Pettitte's, except for their wins, which isn't surprising given that they didn't play on teams as good as his. In seven seasons with the Yankees and three with the Astros during the decade, Pettitte won 62.4% of his decisions. His teams won 57.1% of games in which he didn't get the decision. The quality of Pettitte's teams also has helped propel him to a tie with John Smoltz for first place in career postseason wins, with 15, even though his career playoff ERA of 3.89 is essentially the same as his career regular-season ERA of 3.91.
Hopefully sportswriters who mention the feat will present it in the same context as some of those who have noted it already. In the New York Times, Tyler Kepner characterized it as a "cool, if somewhat arbitrary, distinction." Sports Illustrated's Tom Verducci wrote, "What does it mean? Not a whole lot."
Here's one more stat worth contextualizing about the Angels-Yankees series: You may hear that, as Kepner wrote last week, new Yankee Mark Teixeira's power output was a disappointment for the Angels last year in the playoffs. "Teixeira had seven singles for the Angels last season in a division series loss. This year, he was 0 for 7 before a ninth-inning single off Joe Nathan that preceded Rodriguez's homer. That hit was important, but the Yankees did not give Teixeira $180 million last winter just to hit singles." The implication is that when a hitter with power collects seven singles, he hasn't delivered. But Teixeira collected those seven singles in just 15 at bats, and also walked four times and hit a sacrifice fly. He reached base in 55% of his plate appearances, and scored four of his team's 13 runs in the series. He would have scored more and batted in more runs with better hitting from his teammates. If I were his Yankees teammates, I'd take a.550 on-base percentage from Teixeira in this match-up against his former club.


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HP Envy Sleekbook 6-1010us Review and Ratings
Our Verdict: If you're looking for a low-cost laptop with a premium look and feel, the Envy Sleekbook 6-1010us delivers impressively at $599. It's best for casual users and light gamers who don't need to perform frequent CPU-centric tasks. Read More…
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- CPU performance lags well behind Intel-based machines
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If you've been paying close attention to the laptop landscape since 2011, you already know about Intel's "ultrabook" push. With ultrabooks—a subset of laptops that are super-trim, super-light, and Intel-based—the aim is to make Windows-based laptops more appealing to the many consumers who are increasingly opting for Apple's MacBook Air or MacBook Pro machines. For a laptop to carry the ultrabook moniker, though, it needs to meet certain (admittedly desirable) standards, such as a sub-21mm (0.8-inch) thickness, and the ability to resume from sleep in less than seven seconds. (To achieve the latter, solid-state storage—in the form of a dedicated solid-state storage drive or a cache drive—needs to be on the component roster.)
But HP, being the world's largest PC maker, knows that not every consumer can afford to shell out bucks for a laptop in the ultrabook price range. (Ultrabook models start as low as $799, but many of the premium machines we've seen slice far deeper than $1,000.) So the PC giant has created a line of ultrabook-aping machines that it terms—cheekily, as we see it—"sleekbooks." HP's Sleekbooks don't quite measure up to Intel's specifications for the ultrabook classification in every way, but they still aim to offer a premium look and feel.
In the case of the first sleekbook we've seen, the Envy Sleekbook 6-1010us, it squeezes in under the wire for ultrabook thinness, with a lean 0.78-inch-thick chassis. The Envy Sleekbook differentiates itself from the ultrabook crowd first and foremost, though, by using an AMD processor, in this case the A6-4455M. It also sports a 15.6-inch screen, where the biggest ultrabooks generally top out at 14 inches. See, for example, Dell's Inspiron 14z.
Even though it's thin, the Sleekbook 6-1010us exceeds the technical ultrabook limits for weight. At 4.53 pounds, it's heavier than smaller-screened machines, but still quite light for a laptop with a 15.6-inch screen. And while its AMD processor can't compete in raw CPU performance with the Intel chips in today's lowest-cost ultrabooks, it's still fast enough to handle everyday productivity tasks without getting bogged down.
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Faculty Senate
Vol. 37, No. 8
December 12, 2002
Roll Call.
Present: Barmore, Barnd, Beck, Brooks, Cravins, Gendreau, Gibson, Hoar, Hollenback, Kelly, Kernozek, Krajewski, Majak, Poulton, Ragan, Senger, Taylor, Tyser, Vandenberg-Daves, Wingate, Zellmer.
Excused: Dixon, A. Nelson.
Absent: L. Nelson
II. Approval of Minutes.
The minutes of the 11-21-02 meeting were approved as distributed.
A. Chair Senger announced that the meetings for next semester prior to Spring Break have been moved forward one week to: January 30, February 13 and 27, March 13. Copies of Senator Al Nelson's e-mail regarding grade inflation and policy suggestions were distributed.
Last week Provost/Vice-Chancellor Hitch informed the campus community that she had suspended two administrative search/screen efforts, because of concerns related to the biennial budget situation. There is no new news about the State's severe budget. Governor-elect Doyle is touring the State listening to concerns and gathering input regarding the financial crisis. He will be in La Crosse next Monday.
Meanwhile, Deans and Division Heads will be meeting with the P/VC to discuss plans for potential budget cuts of 2.5%, 5%, 7.5% and 10%. Provost Hitch has encouraged the Deans to think beyond the next two years and how we can arrange ourselves to meet the challenges four or five years from now. She is optimistic that we can find a way to cope with the budget that doesn't amount to drastic action (i.e. closure of large programs). The likelihood of a formal declaration of financial emergency is remote – partly because of the time frame involved in that particular process. There is no immediate financial gain to pursue that route. Just like surrounding states that have experienced tuition increases over the last few years, the current thinking is that substantial reductions can be offset by flexibility to increase tuition. Suspending all the searches and filling only the positions that are needed will allow us to trade off near term resources for long-term flexibility. Assistant Chancellor Lostetter believes the actual reduction will fall into the 2.5% – 5% range with a possible realignment of positions. Of course we won't know anything until after Governor Doyle takes office.
Copies of the Academic Policies & Standards Committee report summarizing the combined effect of enrollment targets, admission categories and acceptance schedules on the success/retention of UWL students, and the perception that a disproportionate number of students leave after their second year was distributed. The SEC is not recommending that any action be taken at this time, as recommendations are being modified.
B. Chancellor Hastad will give testimony on behalf of UW-La Crosse at the Governor-elect's listening session next Monday.
C. There were no reports from Provost/Vice-Chancellor Hitch and Assistant Chancellor Lostetter who are attending a meeting at UW-Oshkosh.
D. Faculty Representative, Georges Cravins continues to work with other faculty reps on the K-12 task force. He assured senators that the conclusions of the task force will be conveyed.
Chair Senger thanked Terry Kelly and Laura Nelson for serving as one-semester replacements for Senators Bigel (who had a class conflict), and Wilson (who was teaching in Scotland) – both will return in January.
IV. Approval of List of Graduates.
Prior to the vote to approve the
graduation list, Chair Senger reminded Senators of the seriousness of the
action. Reading from the diploma,
the University of Wisconsin La Crosse, the Board of Regents of the UW System, on
the nomination of the Faculty, has conferred… the degree of… together with all
honors, rights, and privileges belonging to that degree.
M/S/P to approve the list of
December 2002, and January 2003 graduates contingent upon the successful
completion of the requirements for their respective degrees.
(voice vote)
V. Second Reading of Bylaws for Research & Grants Committee.
Membership of the committee shall consist of the provost/vice chancellor (or his/her designated representative) and eleven faculty members. Faculty and academic staff with faculty status who submit research proposals during a given year shall not be members of the committee during that year. The coordinator of gifts and grants shall serve as an administrative consultant to the committee for grants advisory purposes. The committee shall elect its chairperson.
M/S/P to approve.
This represents a second reading of the by-law.
(voice vote)
VI. Continued Discussion of the Assignment and Reporting of Grades.
Senger reviewed the deliberations from the previous meeting when the discussions were frank and productive. He is hopeful that the Senate can move toward common areas of agreement with respect to this issue rather than remaining mired in fruitless discussions and disagreements we have had for years. He suggested that Senator Nelson's Alternative Proposal for Addressing Grade Inflation at UW-L (listed below) be an area to begin deliberation.
Alternative Proposal for Addressing Grade Inflation at UW-L
- CAPS should abandon the policy of erasing D and F grades earned in courses by students who then retake those courses for higher subsequent grades. D or F grades should be retained in the calculation of student GPAs permanently. Students should still be allowed to retake those courses for mastery of course material, but the initial grade earned should remain in the calculation of their GPAs and be balanced by the subsequent grade earned. Currently, a student who earns an F initially and subsequently earns an A has an A average. Under the proposed policy, the student would have a C average. This would necessarily result in a drop in the university's aggregate student GPA. This policy might be moderated by allowing freshmen and transfer students to "erase" D's and F's earned in their first or first two semesters enrolled at UW-L, just as we allow freshmen to drop courses without penalty with regard to the drop policy. This would allow new students to adjust to the standards of performance at UW-L before being held accountable.
The current policy wastes valuable seats in courses. The current policy encourages students performing at a C level in a course to give up and accept a D or F, knowing that the D or F will do less damage to their GPAs in the long run than the C they might have earned with sustained effort the first time around. The proposed policy would bring the C grade back "on the screen" in the range of grades earned by students. The C would become preferred to a D or F in terms of its impact on GPA for students. This also provides some motivation for students to invest more serious and sustained effort in courses the first time around.
All faculty and instructional academic staff, not just those eligible for
promotion, should receive teaching assignment information forms every year
and those forms should be used in departmental merit, retention, and tenure
evaluations as well as promotion evaluations.
This would enable more balanced and thorough peer evaluations by
colleagues. Such a change would have
a number of significant benefits.
First, instructor GPAs would be established as a check and balance to
instructor SEIs. This would help to
discourage instructors from pandering to students by giving inflated grades
in order to receive inflated SEI scores. It would allow us to provide more accurate and effective peer
evaluation as well as better mentoring to faculty and instructional academic
staff who need to adjust their performances.
It would provide more consistency in the various levels of faculty
evaluation. Most importantly, it
would provide more detailed feedback to instructors about their grading
practices, feedback that they do not now receive in detail unless they are
eligible for promotion.
The Senate Executive Committee has
also discussed the possibility of expanding efforts in freshmen orientation with
placement tests and by providing opportunities to test-out of areas where they
may already possess the necessary skills.
The Senate discussed item #1 of the
Nelson proposal. How common is it
at other universities to not count D and Fs in calculation as we do?
Madison currently calculates the way Senator Nelson is proposing.
Can we charge CAPS or another committee to determine how to take action?
M/S that the University abandon the policy of erasing D and F grades earned in courses by students who then retake those courses for higher subsequent grades, and charge CAPS with investigating the ramifications of implementing the policy.
Senators discussed the motion and
determined that CAPS and colleagues should have an opportunity to discuss the
issue before implementing. Dr.
Bigel responded that several years ago, CAPS deliberated this issue and brought
similar recommendations forward to the faculty senate which where quickly
Apprehension was expressed that we
are micro-managing instructors, and that faculty haven't had an opportunity to
discuss these concerns at the departmental level.
The motion FAILED. (voice vote)
After a lengthy discussion, Chair Senger suggested that the Senate could take an
advisory vote to gauge support of the proposal.
M/S/P that the faculty senate take
an advisory vote on the proposal described in Senator Nelson's
Alternative Proposal for Addressing Grade Inflation at UW-L under Item I "CAPS should abandon the
policy of erasing D and F grades earned in courses by students who then retake
those courses for higher subsequent grades.
D or F grades should be retained in the calculation of student GPAs
(voice vote)
The Senate took an advisory vote
with a show of hands. (18 yes, 3
The Senate agreed that the vote to
adopt the proposed policy will take place at the February 13, 2003, meeting.
Chair Senger will notify the academic community so that discussions can take
place at the departmental level.
The second topic also arose out of
the Dr. Nelson paper. The Senate was supportive of the premise that the
university would benefit from open communication of grade distributions within
departments. The Senate did not wish to proscribe departmental policy but wished
to encourage this practice. The Senate passed the following motion.
M/S/P that departments be
encouraged to distribute grade distribution information to all members within
departments annually. (show of
hands: 15-yes, 5-no, 1-abstain)
The third topic was related to the
second and concerned communication of grade distribution information across
campus. Since there is a range of possibilities for presenting and communicating
this information, the Senate chose to form an Ad Hoc committee to formulate a
precise proposal. The Senate passed the following motion.
M/S/P that the SEC appoint an ad
hoc committee to discuss the most appropriate way to disseminate grade
distribution information. (show of
hands: 14-yes, 7-no)
The Senate discussed using Freshmen
Orientation as a chance to expand efforts in placement tests and for testing-out
The Senate also discussed the need to inform students
about the high expectations of UW-L. The orientation process could be utilized
to impress upon the students an understanding that, while they come from the
"best and brightest" among their high school peers, they need to work hard to
attain that designation among the UW-L student body.
M/S/P to ask the
Provost/Vice-Chancellor through Deans and Department Chairs to investigate a
more elaborate freshmen placement test and test-out opportunities as part of the
freshman orientation. (unanimous
show of hands)
M/S the following definition of grades:
F is not adequate for credit; D is adequate for credit but does not
satisfy course prerequisites; C and above is adequate for continued work in the
M/S/P to table.
VII. Old Business.
VIII. New Business.
IX. Adjournment.
The meeting adjourned at 5:30 p.m.
Submitted by
Robert Hoar, Secretary


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As a leader, you constantly need to speak and remind your team about principles of success and quotes add credibility to your speeches. By using sayings that great leaders and wise men of old have used before, you add the extra impact to the point you're trying to make.
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Good management is the art of making problems so interesting and their solutions so constructive that everyone wants to get to work and deal with them.
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Are you eager to watch live coverage of Torin Yater-Wallace's and Gretchen Bleiler's high-flying antics in the superpipe this winter?
Are you interested in following closely the exploits of nordic standouts Noah Hoffman, Simi Hamilton and Michael Ward as they look to make headway on the World Cup circuit?
The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association and YouTube have got you covered.
The ski team and the video-sharing site have joined forces to create the USSA network (www.youtube.com/ussanetwork), a versatile one-stop shop for original content on the country's top winter standouts - everything from athlete-uploaded footage to event, lifestyle and feature programming.
"I started here in May, and we didn't have a real strong video presence. We had a lot of content hidden on the Web, but it was not very navigable," USSA chief marketing officer Michael Jaquet said Friday. "The biggest thing this does for us is get content out in front of a big audience, help us set up story lines and take control of messaging."
The channel, which includes the weekly program "Snow Globe", an eight- to 10-minute news broadcast, was unveiled Wednesday.
"The reception has been good so far. People are excited, talking about it and downloading videos," said Jaquet, a former University of Colorado cross-country skier who served as a senior executive at CBS Sports before joining USSA.
"The good thing for us is that this is accomplishing a lot of different goals simultaneously. There's a revenue-generating opportunity for us - we use all of the events and all media vehicles to raise sponsorship money to fund the team. YouTube is very straightforward, saying, 'If you generate an audience with your content, we'll pay you for it.' Because of that, there's a big incentive for us to put content on there that is good, to collaborate with athletes to pump a lot of content to the channel and generate more viewership. It's a good ecosystem."
Ski-racing fans will experience the benefits in the coming weeks. The channel will air live coverage of Dec. 1's men's World Cup super G on the famed Birds of Prey course in Beaver Creek. Additionally, Jaquet said local fans will want to tune in for behind-the-scenes footage of the Aspen Winternational. A giant slalom and slalom are slated for Nov. 24 and 25, respectively, on Aspen Mountain.
"We certainly believe there is a niche and a need for something like this," Jaquet said. "We really can take advantage of people seeking out our athletes and content for sports that are not readily available on television. We can supply what they're looking for, and it will all be in one place.
"This is ambitious, but it's the right thing to do. That's really what we're most excited about."


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FCADV, in partnership with Refuge House, will host a training event on June 10 and 11 in Madison County on Enhancing Sexual Assault Investigations and Prosecutions through Sexual Assault Response Teams. The training conducted by Aequitas, a program of the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape, will include experienced prosecutors, law enforcement officers, advocates and Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) who will present on offender-focused, victim-centered, and collaborative strategies including but not limited to coordinating a community response, interviewing victims, investigating and prosecuting sexual violence cases, overcoming the consent defense, effectively using medical evidence, and addressing the impact of vicarious trauma.
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The Count: The Myth of the President's Trophy Curse
Imagine if Florida Marlins fans — they're out there somewhere — couldn't fully enjoy their team's 11-1 start. Instead, they wished their boys would tap the brakes ever so slightly, lest they end up with the best record in Major League Baseball, which of course would hurt their chances of winning the World Series.
Sound illogical? No more so than the lamentations of some San Jose fans that the Sharks are falling victim to a curse of the President's Trophy, the prize for finishing the NHL season with the best record. San Jose edged Boston with 117 points to 116, but Anaheim has won the first two games of its best-of-seven, first-round series against San Jose. That might have some Sharks fans wishing that the NHL used an alternative standings system that would have awarded the Boston Bruins, winners of their first two playoff games, the trophy.
But in the 22 prior NHL seasons since the trophy was first handed out to the Edmonton Oilers in 1986, President's Trophy winners have won the Stanley Cup seven times, including the Detroit Red Wings last year. Considering that 16 teams make the playoffs each year, that's a remarkable run of success. Teams that finished second in the overall NHL standings have won just three Cups in that span, and no other group of equivalent finishers in the points standings has done any better than that. Top seeds may be prone to first-round upsets, but President's Trophy winners that survive the first round still win a hefty share of titles.
In Major League Baseball during that span, by contrast, just three teams — the 2007 Boston Red Sox, 1998 New York Yankees and 1986 Mets — have won the World Series after finishing with at least a share of first place for regular-season wins. Here's how remarkable that is: That means that such teams have made up 18% of all playoff teams in the last 22 years (26 out of 144 playoff teams) but have won just 14% of World Series titles. So it has been better to qualify for the playoffs without clinching the best overall record, even though it guarantees home-field advantage through the first two rounds of the playoffs. Overall, since the MLB playoffs expanded to four teams in 1969, the team with the best league record has won just eight of 39 World Series.
The NBA and NFL playoffs have been much kinder to teams that dominated their regular seasons. Since the ABA-NBA merger, 15 of 33 champs have at least tied for the best record, compared to nine titles for teams that finished in second or a tie for second. (Good news for the Cleveland Cavaliers, who won their opener against Detroit by 18 points.) And 20 of 39 Super Bowl champs since the AFL-NFL merger held the league's best record, or finished in a tie — compared to 11 for second-place finishers.
Here's a better explanation for San Jose's two playoff losses: The Ducks are better than their No. 8 seed suggests and match up well against the Sharks, having been outscored by only two goals total in six regular-season games.
Thanks to Fixer Garey Ris and the Sports Reference sites.
Footnote: Here are the most surprising teams in each of the four leagues, in terms of the ranking of their regular-season record:
NFL since 1970 — New York Giants in 2008; tied for 7th
MLB — St. Louis Cardinals in 2006; 13th
NBA since 1977 — Houston Rockets in 1995; tied for 10th
NHL since 1986 — New Jersey Devils in 1995; tied for 9th


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Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 8:33 pm
Post subject: Buggypod?
Hey ladies,
We're expecting our second in October, and I was thinking about getting one of these: http://www.buggypod.com/
I don't want to get a tandem or twin buggy, because my little boy will be 2+3 months when the new baby arrives, so it wont be used for very long. Seems a waste.
He loves walking anyway, but I thought this buggypod thing looked like a better idea than a buggyboard - you can recline it like a proper pushchair, and strap them in. You can also buy a seatliner to make it more comfy, and a raincover too.
What do you all think? It is expensive (about £90 just for the seat, raincover + liner are extra)... Worth the money? xx
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2011 11:34 pm
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i think that would be a good idea my cousin is getting one as she has a 2 year old and a 4 month old she has been using a sling and single buggy but the youngest is getting to big and as she don't have a big place there was no room for a double so she getting buggy pod as she will only use it when long days out but she don't like buggy boardsso if i was u i would get one
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 6:21 pm
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I know this post is a few months old now but found it through a search,
i have been looking at these buggypods and am really interested in buying one, i originally bought the first wheels city twin to use for ashton and the new baby but ashton will be 2 years and 2 months when baby comes along and i have started to realise that since my front door isnt very wide this pram wont fit and isnt practical for me so the pod seems the perfect solution and will attach to the pram i already have and used for ashton as a baby.
was just wandering if anyone else has one and how they are? all the reviews seem good, what does everyone think?
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2011 9:23 am
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I found out my Quinny Buzz isn't compatible with the Buggypod I'm so disappointed as it would have been perfect for my son. He'll also be 2 years 2 months when this baby arrives! He loves walking everywhere anyway, so we're going to get him one of these: http://www.kid-sit.co.uk/. It's made by the same people who made the Buggypod.
I did bump into a lady who was using a Buggypod and she said it was really good. I'd recommend checking the website first though, as there are loads of prams that it's not compatible with xx


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Weather Journal: Cool, Calm, Comfortable Weather Expected This Weekend
Cooler, dry air settles into the region this weekend, providing Greater New Yorkers a few glorious days of partial sun, low humidity and comfortable temperatures.
High pressure continues to build in from the west and will remain overhead through early next week. That means Friday's weather will be very much like Thursday's, with bright skies and near normal temperatures in the lower 80s. A north wind around seven miles an hour will become westerly in the afternoon, adding a mild chill to coastal locations.
Saturday stays mostly sunny, with the high temperature reaching 84 degrees in and around New York City, and closer to 80 degrees along the coast. Evening temperatures in the lower 60s are apt to encourage the unplugging of air conditioners and opening of windows.
There are some uncertainties regarding whether a frontal boundary off the east coast might move northward and return to the tri-state area. As of Thursday afternoon, it looked as though the front would stay far enough south and east to spare the region from any showers on Saturday and Sunday.
Mostly clear skies and storm-free weather are expected again on Sunday, with dew points in the 50s and high temperatures around 80 degrees. Calm winds and waves are also in the forecast, providing nice conditions for those plunging into the East River for the annual Brooklyn Bridge Swim.
Though Monday and Tuesday will also remain dry, the risk of thunderstorm activity will increase next week as temperature and humidity levels gradually increase. By Wednesday, the region should be appropriately steamy for late July.
2013 State of the Climate
Greater New Yorkers interested in all that happened climate-wise last year should investigate the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's recently released 2013 State of the Climate Report. Among the highlights of the peer-reviewed report are: four major independent datasets show 2013 was among the six warmest years on record and increases in temperature, sea level and concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere were also observed.
Your Weather Journal weekend forecast roundup:
- WSJ Headquarters in Manhattan:
- High: Saturday: 82; Sunday: 79
- Low: Saturday: 66; Sunday: Low: 67
Saturday/Sunday highs for Greater New York:
- Brooklyn: 83/83
- Queens: 82/79
- Bronx: 83/81
- Staten Island: 83/81
- Poughkeepsie, N.Y.: 82/81
- Trenton, N.J.: 82/80
- Islip, Long Island: 80/79
- New Haven, Conn.: 81/79
Rebecca Fowler is a science writer at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.


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Review: Havelin pens intriguing mystery
Published: Sunday, February 16, 2014 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 13, 2014 at 11:16 a.m.
Every once in a while, an author comes along whose life experiences are so diverse that the whole created from the sum of their parts flows onto the pages of a book and fills it with color. Michael Havelin is one such person.
His background in law, genealogy, sign language interpretation, photography and blues guitar allows him to accurately populate his books with all manner of interesting characters and situations.
A longtime resident of Asheville, Havelin is the author of the Benjamin Bones mystery series, featuring genealogist Benjamin S. Bones, whose business card describes him as a Genealogical Consultant and Articulator of Family Skeletons. The first part of the description keeps him employed, the second part keeps him in trouble.
Bones is a man who falls prey to the vagaries of chance. Being in the wrong place at the wrong time costs him everything he cherishes in life. Unable to cope with a loss of that magnitude, he enters into a close relationship with Drambuie, the exquisite "Scotch syrup."
Eventually, he turns his long-time hobby into a profession, and Benjamin S. Bones, genealogist, is born. Based in Atlanta, he travels throughout the state, visiting libraries, archives and attics on behalf of his clients.
In "The Search for Paneta's Crown," Bones is charged with what appears to be a fairly straightforward task. A wealthy Savannah gun manufacturer dies unexpectedly, leaving a will that follows the old country rule of primogeniture. The estate passes to his eldest male offspring and then through his line. Strangely enough, his other children are not in sync with their father's decision.
To further complicate matters, the will stipulates that the eldest son is to guard Paneta's Crown, a legendary family heirloom, and keep it in the family. The catch is that no one knows where or what the crown is. Bones is hired to dig into family history to locate and identify the artifact, and so it begins.
Written from Ben Bones' point of view and endowed with a cast of characters that make those from "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" bastions of sanity, Havelin's writing takes off and murder and mayhem ensue. His wry, sarcastic style, humor, offbeat characters and exquisite timing make this book an enjoyable read.
Havelin will be at Blue Ridge Bookfest 2014 to meet with readers and will also deliver a presentation.
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Brad Gerig had two hits and drove in a run at Fresno State today.
Feb. 22, 2014
FRESNO, Calif. – The University of Nevada (2-4, 0-2 MW) baseball lost a Mountain West game 5-3 to Fresno State (5-2, 2-0 MW) at Pete Beiden Field today. The loss was the fourth in a row for the Wolf Pack. The final game of the series is set for 1 p.m. on Sunday.
With the game tied a three FS scored single runs in the seventh and eighth inning to win 5-3.
Nevada scored twice in the top of the third inning on sacrifice bunt from second baseman Scott Kaplan and RBI single from first baseman Austin Byler to take an early 2-0 advantage. The Bulldogs took the lead with three runs in the bottom of the inning to move in front 3-2. FS had three consecutive two-out RBI singles to score the runs.
Right fielder Brad Gerig's two-out RBI single in the top of the fifth inning tied the game at three where it stayed until FS scored in the seventh and eighth innings.
Mark Nowaczewski (0-1) was tagged with the loss despite not allowing a hit but gave up one run and walked three. Derick Velazquez (2-0) pitched three shutout innings to get the win.
Kaplan (2-for-4), Gerig (2-for-4,RBI) and catcher Jordan Devencenzi (2-for-4) had two hits each for the Pack. Kewby Meyer, Byler and Gerig each had an RBI.
Chris Mariscal (2-for-5,R,RBI), Kevin Viers (2-for-4,2RBI) and Taylor Ward (2-for-3,RBI) collected two hits each for the Bulldogs. Viers drove in two of FS five runs.
-- @NevadaWolfPack --
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Pack women's golf signee Collom wins state tournament
Thursday, May 21, 2015 - Golf
Letter from Doug Knuth: Questions and answers about our 2015 football schedule
Monday, March 9, 2015 - Football
Pack puts on clinic for local children in Puerto Vallarta
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Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - Rifle
Pack freshman Surin races against her Olympic medalist father
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A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Successes on the field and in the classroom.
Monday, January 5, 2015 - General
Former Nevada track & field standout Hanson passes away
Tuesday, December 23, 2014 - Track and Field
Tonight's Wolf Pack basketball game will feature "Kindness Minute"
Saturday, December 13, 2014 - General
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Mackay Stadium renovation approved
Friday, December 5, 2014 - Football
Wolf Pack Fans, Reward Yourself and the Team
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Wolf Pack women's basketball hosts free skills clinic
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NEW YORK – There are so many things that go into a gameplan for a hockey team.
And sometimes, the biggest frustration for a coach as he watches that plan get implemented is when his team misses the simplest of details.
And so it went for the Flyers Tuesday, as they watched a strong first period melt away behind a series of mistakes that led to three Rangers goals and a deflating 4-2 loss to the Broadway Blue Shirts at Madison Square Garden.
Rick Nash scored two goals, including the game-winner, and Flyer-killer Ryan Callahan scored the other two as the Rangers vaulted the Flyers for the No. 8 seed in the Eastern Conference.
"It's not like we were under siege," coach Peter Laviolette said. "I think we shot ourselves in the foot too many times. There weren't a lot of chances both ways, but we made more mistakes than they did and that's why they won the game."
The Flyers jumped out to a 2-1 lead in the first period on goals by Wayne Simmonds and Jake Voracek, but the momentum they built slipped away when Callahan scored in the final minute of the period to tie the score.
It was the result of a turnover at center ice as a risky pass by Brayden Schenn intended for Wayne Simmonds took a bad hop off the boards allowing for Ryan McDonagh to poke it ahead to Callahan.
Sprinting down the left wing, Callahan patiently waited out a sliding Luke Schenn then deked around a poke check by Ilya Bryzgalov before stuffing it into the net to tie the score with 41 seconds to play in the period.
"Giving up the goal in the last minute can't happen," Simmonds said. "We didn't play as well as we could have [after that] and it obviously cost us the game."
The second period was like a defensive soccer match – a lot of possession changes in the neutral zone but few shots and even fewer real chances – as the game remained tied.
But in the third period, the Flyers were victimized not once – but twice – by bad line changes by the defensive units.
Minus Nick Grossmann, who left the game after the first period with a lower-body injury, the Flyers were forced to rotate five defensemen, which sometimes makes for disjointed changes, and it cost them.
The first one found Schenn on an island by himself as the other two defensemen were switching and Rangers defenseman Dan Girardi took advantage, hitting Nash in stride.
Schenn couldn't make it over to the wing in time and Nash snapped a nasty wrister past Bryzgalov for 3-2 at 2:50 of the third period.
Nash struck again on another confusing change of defensemen, this time on the left wing, as he made a move similar to Callahan's at the end of the first period that swooped around a flailing poke check by Bryzgalov sliding the puck into the net.
"There have been too many of them," Laviolette said of mistakes as a result of line changes. "We've had too many discussions and too many topics about line changes and they just need to be executed."
Kimmo Timnonen agreed with his coach, saying the mistakes were more about the Flyers mental errors and not a flaw in the schematic.
"To me those are mental issues not system issues," Timonen said. "It's about reading the play and staying on the ice – you can't change. Those things should be easy to fix. It's more mental. Sometimes if you are tired you have to stay on the ice… It cost us the game today."
Callahan opened the scoring for the Rangers with a slam dunk power play goal on a cross-ice pass from Derek Stepan just 1:30 into the game.
But the Flyers answered quickly as their own power play scored with a tic-tac-toe passing effort from Voacek to Claude Giroux to Simmonds for the goal.
The power play came through again later in the period when Simmonds returned the favor – sort of – setting up Voracek for his 10th goal of the season.
But losing Grossmann, who will be re-evaluated by doctors Wednesday, combined with the tying goal by Callahan, proved to be the Flyers (11-12-1, 23 points) undoing as they reached the halfway point of the season.
Up next is a critical game against the Pittsburgh Penguins at Wells Fargo Center Thursday, and the Flyers need to turn it around as quickly as possible against a tough opponent in hopes of starting the second half of the season on a better note than the first half ended.
"All of our games are big but the next game is going to be the biggest game of the season," said Giroux. "We need to find a way to motivate ourselves whoever the other team is and we have to find a way to play our best and keep getting better as a team."
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February 10, 2010 10:37 p.m. EST
(CNN) -- Newly released photographs show what a damaged World Trade Center tower and its collapse looked like from a New York Police Department helicopter as it flew nearby on September 11, 2001, in New York.
The aerial photos were obtained by ABC News after it filed a Freedom of Information Act request last year with the National Institute of Standards and Technology, which had collected the images for its investigation into the towers' collapse.
A couple of the images show one of the twin towers burning after a hijacked airplane had flown into it. Others show it collapsing, and the rest show the clouds of debris and dust spreading below after the towers crumbled.
Each of the 12 images offers a rare look at what the devastation looked like from above.
Hijackers flew two commercial jetliners into the twin towers that day, killing 2,752 people. On the same day, hijackers flew another airplane into the Pentagon in Washington, killing 184 people. A fourth hijacked plane, headed to an unknown target, crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, killing 40.
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Welcome to the website of The Hockey Volunteer - the site for all volunteers involved in the wonderful game of (field) hockey
If you have arrived at these pages, it is likely you are either:
- A volunteer yourself and want to learn about all things to do with your passion
- Involved in a club that wants to know how to recruit more volunteers
- An organisation who wants to support those volunteers who are already out there
Whatever your reason, welcome, and hopefully you will find what you are looking for. The site contains the latest news for Volunteers, hints and tips on how to recruit, ideas on how to support your volunteers, and where to get funding from to help; along with being a central forum to recognise those who work tirelessly for their clubs and counties/regions, discuss anything to do with volunteering and hopefully share ideas and best practise, and also a way to advertise and promote opportunities for any people who wish to get involved in volunteering more.
Content will be regularly updated, but check back to the THV Blog for your first point of reference when looking for updated material on the site.
Finally, below you will see a short, light-hearted (but very budget!) video to talk through some of the concepts covered within the THV pages - enjoy!


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On the Hill, brought to you by The Steadman Clinic and the Steadman Philippon Research Institute, brings you a video report showcasing Beaver Creek's snow conditions every day.
VIDEO: Vail Daily reporter Ross Leonhart delivers his daily snow conditions report while snowboarding down Ererkrisp at Beaver Creek.
Beaver Creek official report: 4 inches in last 24 hours, 10 inches in the last week.
Weather: Mostly cloudy
Liftline status: Not too bad
Breakdown: It's a small powder day at the Beav' with a solid 3 inches falling overnight. The hard groomers are under the fluffy new stuff, so be careful, and don't forget your sunscreen!
Snowcast: The National Weather Service forecasts a chance of snow Monday.