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Laura Scott is a sixth grade science teacher at Mount Juliet Middle School in Wilson County. She spent part of her summer participating in a one-week professional development course (June 17-21) at Cumberland University. The session, Introduction to Stream Survey Biology for Educators, was funded by the Middle Tennessee STEM Innovation Hub. The impact on Laura Scott was and continues to be invaluable.
"I was able to see things from new perspectives and it made me think in different ways," commented Ms. Scott about her experience. She expected to get a lot of technical information from the week-long professional development workshop, Introduction to Stream Survey Biology for Educators. And Laura wanted to learn new information that could be incorporated into her sixth grade science class at Mt. Juliet Middle School. She walked away with much more than that.
"I looked forward to every day, every experience. I did not even mind getting up early," said Laura with excitement in her voice. She continued, "I enjoyed the class very much. We got some really good field experiences, and we got to meet several people to use as resources for information, lesson development, and even school improvement activities. It was also really nice to work with people across so many grade levels and counties. I was able to see things from new perspectives and it made me think in different ways. I always gauge in-services on what they inspire in me. This workshop did not have a requirement for us to develop a lesson or unit, BUT our teacher was so wonderful and the information was so applicable that everyone walked away having developed a lesson or [having] begun a unit on our own." The instructor is Professor Kim Atwood, Biology Instructor and EPA compliance officer for the sciences at Cumberland University.
The session was so engaging that Laura and her fellow attendees often continued collaboration during breaks. "We had down time in the day to look at how we might use resources and information, and daily (including through our lunch) by choice, we used that time for lesson development brainstorming across grade levels and counties. It really was time well spent. Our teacher always stayed with us, including lunch, and was an invaluable resource. I would recommend the class to anyone who teaches inquiry within their curriculum. The information is very malleable, so it can be modified across grade levels easily."
When asked to recall a milestone moment, Laura mentioned: "I teach biomes. I got a huge "a-ha" when I was able to see that even down to a microscopic level, ecosystems only work when they have balanced interdependency. I think about large examples of this all the time, but to realize it rings true down to the microscopic level really brought me clarity."
Laura Scott's professional development experience was powerful, as evidenced in her closing thoughts: "I would encourage anyone to take advantage of any opportunity to participate in professional development opportunities through the STEM Hub. My experience was one of the most interesting, and entirely applicable to instruction I've had. I cannot possibly express enough how refreshing this training session was for me. The professor was incredible. She allowed us to discover things, but she guided our learning so we did not get frustrated. It was wonderful working across county and grade level lines. The resulting perspective changes have affected my approach to instruction in such a positive way. I am much more open-minded to the PLC (Professional Learning Community) process and embrace the opportunity to collaborate. This was a week of my summer that rejuvenated me as an educator."
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BRIMFIELD - Through their comments, cheers, hand-held signs and jeers the vast majority of the more than 200 residents packed into Wednesday's Board of Selectmen meeting made clear their strong opposition to a wind farm proposed for the top of West Mountain.
Although the project had a few supporters, the far more numerous opponents mentioned noise, a permanent change in the landscape, blasting that could affect water wells, the end of hiking near Steerage Rock and the unknown as reasons to block the proposal by the Boston based First Wind, which has proposed installing 10 turbines on the West Mountain ridge to generate electricity.
"They expect us to sit and take it," said Dr. Elizabeth Smola. "But they won't get that from the residents of Brimfield."
The selectmen had originally planned to take a vote at the start of their 6:30 p.m. meeting on whether to accept a $30,000 payment from First Wind that could be used by the town to hire experts to help investigate the economic, environmental, engineering and other aspects of the project.
But Selectmen Thomas C. Marino and Stephen R. Fleshman agreed to go along with Selectman Diane M. Panaccione's recommendation that they first listen to the comments from residents, which had previously been scheduled to come after the vote on whether to enter a memorandum of agreement with First Wind that would have provided the funds to help with due diligence.
During the initial discussion on this, Panaccione said she intended to vote against accepting the company's money, while Marino and Fleshman said that without having made up their minds on whether to support or oppose the project itself, they were inclined to accept the $30,000 as a way of getting good information on all aspects of it.
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In attendance:
B. Babcock, R. Bacha, A. Benharbit, B. Broadbent, C. Callahan, W. Cantor, M. Casteel, G. Collison, M. Coyle, H. Darling, J. Dawson, C. Dorworth, R. Farrell, T. Getz, S. Gill, S. Gladfelter, F. Haag, E. Harrison, A. Hasan, C. Heydl-Cortinez, M. Hoch, M. Jarrett, A. Kara, J. Keat, C. Kennedy, K. Knapp, O. Kucukemiroglu, J. Leece, M. Marcus, L. Miller, N. Mpofu, C. Murphy, M. Nicholas, J. O'Hara, M. Posenau, S. Robinson, D. Russell, J. Smeltzer, K. Swalgin, D. Van de Streek, E. Wenk, V. White, M. Wijesinha, D. Winters, L. Berkowitz, D. Gogniat, B. Ward, C. Clancy, N. Flesher, H. Gumke, Deb Detzel
Chair M. Jarrett called the meeting to order at 12:10 p.m. Minutes of the April 11, 2002, faculty senate meeting were accepted.
D. Gogniat: Another DAA candidate will visit tomorrow. Please give him your thoughts ASAP, with a carbon copy to S. Gleason (email@example.com) and D. Disney (email@example.com).
The CEO search committee will be charged next week.
Commencement is May 9.
L. Berkowitz: We have received the paperwork for the English major.
We often have requests for syllabi from people such as former students who are transferring and prospective adjunct faculty. Is it permissible to share the syllabi we have been given? Thus far, we have given them to transferring students, but have suggested that adjunct faculty speak to a faculty member who teaches the class.
There is a new CWC policy on summer contracts. Classes must have a sufficient number of students for the instructor to receive a minimum of 8% of salary. We have a flat $250,000 summer budget regardless of how many students we have. If every course offered this summer were held, it would cost $310,000. Between 15 and 16 students are needed to make it feasible to pay 11% of salary. Faculty who are offering summer classes need to be available on May 3 so he can determine what percentage will be paid for each class. Instructors may email him ahead of time if they indicate the minimum percentage they are willing to accept. Pay will be pro-rated in classes that have fewer students, but at some point it is necessary to cancel the class.
There is a new deferred grading policy. In the past, a special form had to be filled out, but now a grade can simply be filled in if is within 6 weeks.
We are looking for the number of classroom disruption incidents. Cases that were serious, but not reported, are also to be included.
University Senators
M. Casteel: There is an interesting message from Provost Erikson on the website.
J. Dawson: He suggests people look at www.budget.psu.edu/tuition
There is an announcement about the President's decision regarding the academic calendar on the website (not the one above). The new calendar will start in Fall 2003. Fall semester will be 14 weeks long.
M. Posenau: Would this be a good time to consider aligning night and day classes?
M. Jarrett: Yes, in the fall, F. Miller will give us a report.
B. Ward: Will school start after Labor Day?
Casteel: Yes, most years.
D. Russell: Intercom tells us that in 2003 we will start after Labor Day, but in 2004 and 2005 we will start before the holiday.
We probably won't start before August 29. We'll get every 6th Friday off instead of a fall break.
F.Haag: So we don't have all Thanksgiving week off?
J. Dawson: No, just Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
D. Russell: Provost Erikson said if someone wanted to have class, it would be OK.
D. Russell: Freshmen and sophomores will be harder hit with tuition increases. Students may be charged extra for going to UP, which makes us more competitive with local schools, but also makes it look like we're not as good as UP.
M. Jarrett: Will students at York realize they're paying less?
J. Dawson: The faculty benefits committee, which discusses TIAA-CREF and SERS, will be meeting next fall.
(A short discussion was then held about the relative merits of investing in particular funds. Faculty are advised to be aware of the performance of funds in which they invest.)
J. Dawson: There is no cap on HMO plan benefits. Raising the other plans from to a cap of $1M from $500,000 would cost 2-5% more. In the only 2 cases in which someone has exceeded this cap, Penn State was able to negotiate to take care of the situation.
M. Jarrett: We need a new CWC senator. If you would like to run, please submit your name. The slate of candidates will be announced at the next senate meeting.
Student Government Association
B. Ward: Spring week is going well.
He sent an email requesting dunk tank volunteers, but has not received any positive replies. There will be a dunk tank and luau (with catered BBQ) and band tomorrow. Families are invited.
DAA Search Committee:
R. Farrell: There is a meeting with another DAA candidate tomorrow at 11:30 in MCB 208. On Tuesday April 30 at noon, faculty are strongly encouraged to discuss the candidates.
R. Farrell: We are still looking at the possibility of cable TV advertising. All are welcome at our next meeting on May 28 at noon in the CEO conference room.
K. Knapp and I are visiting a high school tomorrow.
Strategic Planning:
K. Swalgin: We have worked on updating the strategic plan and committee report forms. We extend a special thanks to M. Jarrett for editing the reports, which is a tremendous task.
A. Benharbit: The business minor needs only the approval of the dean and the York Senate. It requires no new resources.
O. Kucukemiroglu: We are asking approval for the business minor approved by University Senate (see O. Kucukemiroglu for handout). This has been approved by Abington, Altoona, and Berks-Leheigh.
D. Russell: Who will be the director?
O. Kucukemiroglu: The coordinator of the business program, which is currently me.
J. O'Hara: This sounds like a good way to integrate different majors such as the LAS. Will it require an additional semester or will some courses meet requirements in both fields?
O. Kucukemiroglu: It depends.
T. Getz: I haven't had time to fully digest this, but I think yes.
J. O'Hara: It would take careful, early planning.
F. Haag: So this could be 1 of the components of a 4 year LAS degree?
O. Kucukemiroglu: Yes.
(A vote was held and the motion passed.)
Honors Committee:
A. Hasan: presented a proposal to set rules to disperse scholarships to sophomore, junior, and senior honors students.
R. Farrell: Nothing has changed for the first year students receiving $1500?
A. Hasan: If they satisfy the requirements, they will receive $1000 for each of the following years. We cannot afford to give $1500 each year.
L. Berkowitz: Eligibility requirements make them eligible. They have to join the honors program and take honors courses to get the money. Many do not do this.
D. Russell: Do we have enough courses?
A. Hasan: Once this is passed, we'll have more.
N. Mpofu: We can't ask a faculty member to teach a full honors course if the numbers aren't there. If there were more students, it could go. It is a function of the numbers.
L. Berkowitz: The short answer (to D. Russell's) question is, "Yes."
A. Hasan: There can be an honors option for any course, so there can be one honors student and many regular students in a class.
N. Mpofu: For a course to be designated as an honors course, the easiest and best way is to do it from the beginning.
C. Heydl-Cortinez: I offered an independent study course to Spain. I had a mix of students and that worked.
N. Mpofu: If the student does the paperwork, it's easy for the faculty.
M. Jarrett: Let's discuss the motion, not the program.
A. Hasan: The honors student fills out the form, which goes to the honors chair.
A vote was held and the motion passed.
Curricular Affairs:
A. Benharbit: We are looking at faculty needs.
1. life science lab technician - the money is not there, so we could have 2 students with full tuition scholarships help out
2. English - continue the search for a tenure track faculty member to replace C. Plumb.
3. Chemistry and engineering - there will be a vacancy due to retirement. The numbers do not justify another full time tenure track person, so a Fixed Term I will fill the slot
4. Physical education - there will be a vacancy due to retirement
Transitional Programs:
V. White: A subcommittee is looking at ESL. How do we identify students? Delaware has been successful by offering an optional 30 hour summer program for all kinds of students with low scores on placement tests. This is followed by a cluster of classes in the fall.
Students here have created a proposal that was distributed by email. The students like the current classes and feel they need faculty and Nittany Success Center support, but want to be mainstreamed.
M. Jarrett: I look forward to a fall proposal regarding having an ESL program.
J. Leece: As chair of this subcommittee, I'd like to hear what people think. What are your concerns about a program?
A. Hasan: Is there a need on campus?
N. Mpofu: From interaction with students, do you think the kind of support an ESL program would provide would help you in working with students?
M. Casteel: Support would be great. I require big research papers and it's a touchy situation.
L. Berkowitz: The Nittany Success Center has been and will continue to instruct writing tutors as to their roles.
S. Gladfelter: I thought Valerie said it's open to all.
V. White: Only the summer program.
S. Gladfelter: I suggest not re-inventing the wheel and consulting with those who wrote the Developmental Year program.
M. Nicholas: There is no committee consensus on this.
M. Jarrett: In the fall, these can be discussed.
F. Haag: Did the students want help the whole time?
V. White: They want support.
F. Haag: Other places might provide this better. Is it our obligation to teach them to speak English?
A. Hasan: This issue could also be raised about other things.
N. Mpofu: We use the word "program" very loosely. We want organized assistance for ESL students with problems. They aren't necessarily remedial.
M. Jarrett: How about a student with 800 in math on the SAT, but 150 in English?
D. Gogniat: We have no dorms. Tuition increases and other problems make it hard for non-residential campuses to survive.
Meeting was adjourned at 1:20 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Sherry Robinson
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Very nice - not perfect
My husband and I just got back from a 5 day stay at Camino Real PV. It was, as most people say, a very nice property. The grounds are attractive, not amazing, but the beach is fabulous and the palm trees make it even nicer. Staff is pretty efficient and polite. We got a very good deal on a package vacation and always felt we got a bargain.On the downside - not all the rooms have balconies. All do have ocean view but many of the rooms (most) in the older building have a sliding glass door in the room, but no balcony. The rooms are comfortable but in serious need of updating. They are not posh, by any means. Very serviceable and clean. And large. Our A/C didn't work great at the hottest part of the day but was fine for most of the time we were in the room.The restaurants are expensive but not the worst we've seen in resort hotels in Mexico. Azulejos is ok and their brunch buffet is nice (not fabulous) but we thought $14 per person was a bit high for every day. (One more reason to consider an upgrade to "club level" where breakfast is included.) Maria Bonita - their newish on-premise Meixcan restaurant - was an unmitigated disaster. Bad food, bad service, terrible music -forget it. Don't eat there. Lobby bar and pool bar are nice. Prices ok. We ordered room service dessert nearly every night and were very pleased with the prices and the service (and the desserts).Camino Real seems best suites for families - and there were many there. It's predictable and dependable and easy. It's not near anything but a cab ride to town is only $3 and takes little time so it's quite convenient.We'd stay there again (which is pretty good praise) but can't rave about the hotel like some on here do.
Very Nice
Our first time at the Camino Real. We normally stay in the Romantic Zone, but had no regrets. Lovely hotel, nice room. Opted not to upgrade to the Club rooms as we don't spend anytime in the room. The front desk was efficient but not friendly. On our first day, our room had not been cleaned by 4 pm, but one phone call to housekeeping cured that. The Bellmen at this hotel are the absolute best, for making reservations, giving directions, anything you need. Crispin at the Lobby bar was also great. His english is limited so it gave me a great chance to practice my spanish. The pool is great for sunning and swimming. Service around the pool was quite slow, but as it was the low season, I imagine they let some folks go til next fall. As long as we can get a great rate like we did for this trip, we will stay there again.
Camino Real is the best
May, 2003 - Just got back from the Camino Real Puerto Vallarta and had an amazing time. Best beach, terrific service, friendly staff, great breakfast buffet, and nice touches everywhere. The regular rooms are nice, but I highly recommend paying the extra $30 US per night for a Camino Real Club room.Recommended restaurants: Le Kliffe for the best sunset view; La Palapa for the best beachfront dining experience.
One of the best ever!
First time in Vallarta and we could not have been happier with our stay at Camino Real. It is simply beautiful with the nicest private beach in town. The hotel is extremely clean, the staff is extraordinary, the rooms exquisite and the food was exceptional. This is not a cheap place to stay and not a place for party animals but is a great value. We stayed in the club tower for 6 nites and the original room for 1 nite. The Tower room was alot bigger and you get a great happy hour with it but the smaller(and older) room was also quite nice and we wouldn't hesitate to stay there either. The staff goes out of their way to serve you and they make you feel special. This is a very special place and we definitely will return, Oh yeah, the pool is also great!
3/15/03 Fabolous Hotel!! Best In PV!!
This was an incredible hotel! We received a complimentary upgrade to a king size room and all the rooms have an ocean view. Super clean and a great staff! The service is superb and the restaurants are delightful. 2 pools; one with a swim-up bar. Happy hour 2 for 1 from 5 to 7 pm. American Express Travel Agent in the hotel to plan excursions. My girlfriend and I went on a sunset cruise and it was amazing. The hotel has the prettiest beach in PV and is secluded. However, it is only about 30 pesos (roughly $3) to get a cab into town. It is only about a 5 minute drive into town. As for restaurants in PV, we recommend La Palapa (dining on the beach) and Blue Shrimp. Basically PV is great and this is the best hotel in PV! Good luck!
Exquisite Mexican Hotel
We have been going to Camino Real every spring for the past 6 years. It is a gem of a hotel - the location is perfect, not to far from town, has a private, sandy, immaculate beach. The service and food is graet - especially the morning breakfast buffet. We have made reservations for our trip in March and looking forward to spending wonderful time at CAMINO
Close In and Extraordinary Service
For mature travellers (i.e. no kids) can't think of a nicer place for the money. Service and staff are extraordinary. Food is top notch. The pocket beach is exceptional and not overrun with vendors. Cab fare to town is nothing-like35 pesos!
Hotel is 30 years old and rooms are ready for a good refurbish, however that in no way detracted from our visit. Went last fall and going to PV again in Febrary-and staying at the Camino Real.
Great Rooms...
We satyed one time at the Camino Real by accident, Our Hotel had over booked so they arrainged to to have us stay here. It was a very good upgrade from the Sheradon. The only problems we had was the distance from anything to do. Who wants to stay all vacation in the room or just on the beach?
The staff was very friendly and the place was very clean with large rooms and beautiful views of the bay. If you are looking for a quiet place to stay away from the noise this is your place.
Very Nice Getaway
My wife and I visited Puerto Vallarta for the first time in March of 2002. We were only going to be there for 4 days and just wanted a quiet beach and a nice hotel. We found both at the Camino Real. Since it is on the south end of the resort area, it was set off by itself and not tied in with a string of hotels like the ones to the north. Our room was in the tower with a great view of the ocean. Service was good, and the restaurants provide a nice variety. The beach and pools are great if you just want to relax and read. Vendors wander the beach, but won't bother you unless you want them to. We took a $5 cab ride up to the downtown area and saw the shops and sights in one afternoon. Caught the city bus back to the hotel for 30 cents. The nightlife is limited, so if you want to party hard, you'll have to head back into town. If we ever go back to PV, the Camino is where we would stay again.
One of the best Mexican facilities
We will be returning for another stay in a few days. Last one was October, 2001. This hotel is a great value, private beach, great restaurants, incredible service from an attentive staff with a good attitude.
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Hurricand Norbert
We were woken up to a Captain's general announcement that we are directly in the hurricane's path. This is not a good thing. We aren't disembarking here in Puerto Vallarta as planned. The ship had to stop to deal with a medical emergency, but then we will hasten to LA in an attempt to beat the storm. It is back up to a Catagory 4 with seas of 35 feet and wind gusts of 120 miles per hour. This is not a good thing. Right ...
Relaxing at the beach
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THE population of the United States is increasing at a much more rapid rate than the increase in health personnel available to maintain health services at an optimum level. At present a large number of children are receiving grossly inadequate health care. Thus, between 20% and 40% of all children suffer from one or more chronic conditions, and about 30% of these handicapping conditions could be prevented or corrected by comprehensive care during the first five years of life; comprehensive care which was continued to the age of 18 would prevent or correct 60%. We are approaching the point when the health manpower available to care for children will be increasingly strained and the number of physicians now available for health care, plus those to be graduated from the present group of medical schools as well as from the new schools being developed, will still be grossly inadequate. It has
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1. Get some green gear, buy some green beer and slap on a "Kiss me, I'm Irish" sticker. It's time for St. Patrick's Day.
Monday, March 17, marks one of the biggest bar days of the year, when everyone is Irish and wearing green is highly encouraged.
If you are looking for some holiday fun in Saginaw Township, the Irish-themed bar Patty Fleming's, 6540 State, will offer up a tent for additional seating Sunday and Monday nights. The staff will serve up corned beef and cabbage with lots of party favors.
Don't forget the big St. Patrick's Day parade in Bay City, if you're willing to travel north on Sunday.
If you have too much fun drinking Guiness and Jameson, make sure you get home safe by calling a cab.
A production of "Greater Tuna," the story of a small-town Texas radio station, opened Friday, March 14, at the Saginaw theater, 805 N. Hamilton.
For more information or to purchase tickets, priced at $18 each for adults, visit pitandbalconytheatre.com. Tickets also are available by phone at 989-754-6587 or at the theater's box office.
The Butterflies in Bloom exhibit opened Feb. 28 inside the Dow Gardens conservatory, 1809 Eastman, and continues daily through April 20.
Thousands of butterflies from across the globe are a part of the interactive exhibit, open from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. each day. Wednesdays serve as late nights for the butterflies, with the conservatory staying open until 7:30 p.m.
The cost to enter Dow Gardens is $5 for adults and $1 for ages 6 through 17, with kids 5 and under entering for free. For more information, visit dowgardens.org.
You can dream of next year's snow piles at the 2015 Snowmobile Manufacturers' Sneak Peek from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m. Wednesday, March 19, inside the Birch Run Expo Center, 11600 N. Beyer.
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To ensure evenly thick pieces of salmon, it's best to buy one whole piece and cut it yourself at home. Cedar planks can be found at most grilling supply and hardware stores. Make sure you buy cedar planks specifically made for grilling.
1 T whole grain mustard 1 T honey 1 tsp low-sodium soy sauce One 11/2-lb, skin-on, center-cut wild salmon fillet, cut into four equal portions Sea salt* and black pepper to taste (optional) 1 cedar plank, soaked in water for 1 hour
1. Whisk the mustard, honey, and soy sauce together in a small bowl.
2. Season the salmon with salt and pepper. Place the salmon on the cedar plank.
3. Prepare a medium fire on the grill. Set the cedar plank over the fire, cover, and cook until the salmon can easily flake when prodded with a paring knife, and it registers 125˚F, 10 to 15 minutes.
4. Spoon the mustard mixture over the salmon, cover, and continue cooking for 1 minute longer. Transfer the salmon to a platter and serve.
*Salt to taste isn't factored into the nutrient analysis. Serves 4
Calories: 270 Total fat: 10 g Sat fat: 2 g Trans fat: 0 g Cholesterol: 75 mg Sodium: 200 mg Total carbohydrate: 4 g Dietary fiber: 0 g Sugars: 4 g Protein: 37 g
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She brains, do some thangs, then we lay together faded
And while I chill, loaded up a steel
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But soon as a nigga good is as soon as a nigga will
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Damned if you do them, if you don't, don't don't don't
They don't have a hand on your head and put you [?]
You're damned if you do them, if you don't
People sit around and judge you anyway
Don't, don't don't
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Atlanta-based artist, Dorothy O'Connor, graduated from Georgia State University with degrees in Literature and Studio Arts. She continued her education at The Creative Circus, a commercial art school in Atlanta. In 2006, she and a friend built the first tableau vivant for a photo shoot in her unfinished studio in Atlanta. The resulting image, Asleep, was the first of a series of Scenes that O'Connor has built and photographed over the last few years.
For her role as the 2013 Martin Shallenberger Artist-in-Residence, O'Connor created a new installment of her acclaimed series Scenes at Cheekwood. During her residency at Cheekwood and throughout the subsequent exhibition, O'Connor created a multilayered installation covering multiple gallery spaces. Visitors found Cheekwood's Frist Learning Center galleries transformed into an enchanted forest constructed from the pages of books, complete with handmade animals, forest details and other props. O'Connor's vision for the site was inspired by Cheekwood's beautiful natural landscape, particularly the trees in and around its gardens. Trees appear frequently in the artist's work, representing significant concepts such as aging, history, life and death. The piece incorporated the root system of a forest, with the central part of the scene installed in the Frist Learning Center's Courtyard Gallery and additional video documentation and installations in the exhibition stables.


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In addition, nine local United Nation Volunteers (UNV) working with bio-diversity project in the Choibalsan, Dornod Aimag organized a public awareness programme on volunteerism and how volunteer work has contributed to development of the community.
On 5 December, an exhibition was held to create greater awareness about the national and international volunteers' work in the country and to increase public participation in volunteering.
Mr. S. Chinzorig, Vice-Minister, Ministry of Social Welfare, opened the exhibition. In his speech, he talked about the Government's plan to recognize the contribution of volunteers' activities to the national economy. He said that government is identifying the appropriate Government agency to incorporate volunteer programmes for the development of Mongolia. The Mongolian Government has recognized the existence of volunteers and their work and is very keen on institutionalizing volunteerism into the system by creating and enacting policies. Since the Government is learning and experiencing development challenges, it would be very effective if volunteers' contribution could be adopted and integrated into the government rules and regulations, he added.
Richard Prado, United Nations Resident Coordinator and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Resident Representative, congratulated all volunteers for their contributions and emphasized that Mongolia's society would not be successful in meeting all its needs without proper mobilization of volunteer sprits and giving adequate recognition to their achievements.
At the end of the opening ceremony, Vice-Minister Chinzorig also awarded prizes to the winners of the essay competition. E. Indra, school No. 18, Ts. Naranbaatar, school No 5 and M. Uzmee, school No. 93 students were awarded first, second and third prizes accordingly. The exhibit was able to bring representatives from different fields, including embassies, international and local NGOs, the private sector and the public.
The event also attracted volunteers from different organizations. For example, agencies helping the blind and disabled were present to introduce their work and sell some of their products. People found it was a great place where they could talk about future possibility of having partnership and cooperation. Most importantly, the forum helped to build cohesiveness by bringing together like-minded organizations.
"I could not believe that today I am surrounded by friends and colleagues who keep the same vision and mission that I do -- promoting volunteerism in Mongolia," a volunteer said. "I am so delighted to be the part of today's celebration and to broaden my ideas."
The exhibition, attended by more than 1,000 people, was followed by an IVD concert that was jointly organized by the Mongolian Volunteers Association and Mongolian National Television. Famous singers volunteered to carry on the message of volunteerism through their songs.


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• Considerable evidence suggests that the acute effects of antidepressant treatments on brain norepinephrine (NE) and serotonin (5-HT) systems cannot account fully for their delayed therapeutic action. This review evaluates the effects of long-term antidepressant treatment on biogenic amine metabolism and on various indexes of presynaptic and postsynaptic receptor function. In contrast to variable effects on NE and 5-HT turnover and on presynaptic receptor sensitivity, almost all long-term antidepressant treatments produce consistent alterations in a number of measures of postsynaptic amine receptor sensitivity. Longterm treatment has been found to reduce β-adrenergic sensitivity while enhancing responses to serotonergic and α-adrenergic stimulation, suggesting that modulation of receptor sensitivity may be a mechanism of action common to tricyclic antidepressants, "atypical" antidepressants, monoamine oxidase inhibitors, and electroconvulsive therapy. These findings provide support for hypotheses of amine receptor abnormalities in depression and indicate the need for expanded studies of amine receptor function in patients.
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Scarlett Johansson has stopped working with humanitarian organization Oxfam, due to her new endorsement deal with Israeli company Sodastream.
Actress Johansson has spend eight years being an ambassador for Oxfam but has decided to quit due to "a fundamental difference of opinion".
This difference is due to the fact that Johansson is now also scheduled to appear in an American Superbowl ad for the Israeli company Sodastream, which operates out of the settlement Ma'ale Adumim, close to Jerusalem.
Oxfam, which presents itself as "being a confederation of 17 likeminded organizations", were naturally in an uproar after Johanssons announcement to support the Israeli company. Later it was reported that an internal struggle took place as Oxfam America disagreed on the rest of the organizations view as it appears that this branch of the organization, does not take a hard a stance on illegal settlements.
In a press statement released two days ago Johansson stated that, "SodaStream is not only committed to the environment but to building a bridge to peace between Israel and Palestine, supporting neighbours working alongside each other, receiving equal pay, equal benefits and equal rights."
Palestinian workers at the Sodastream factory have however told a different story than the Hollywood starlet, stating that the Palestinan workers are being denied, amongst other rights, the right to pray, as well as being forced to work more hours than what is allowed according to Israeli law and the ability to form any type of labour union.
Oxfam (except for the American branch) is therefore a supporter of boycotting Israeli settlements, a feat made harder by the fact that Sodastream often labels their products as "Made in Israel" or "Made in China".
According to Associated Press, Johansson's last statement for Oxfam were as follows: "Scarlett Johansson has respectfully decided to end her ambassador role with Oxfam after eight years. She and Oxfam have a fundamental difference of opinion in regards to the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement. She is very proud of her accomplishments and fundraising efforts during her tenure with Oxfam."


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You know I was joking with you and I have no problems with you being a mod. I was just using sarcasm on the Darknet hate show that I read and actually saying you are a good mod. I wanted to let you know so you weren't up all night tonight wondering my true feelings about you. <3 (Note: I will be thinking about you all night, but let's just say other activities will be occuring at the same time )
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The stamps not so good but its the best i can do lol
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Thanks again!
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Located in port of Trapani.
The historic center and quiet, with shops, bars and restaurants frequented by tourists and citizens.
Only a 3 minute walk from the Cathedral, the church of the Purgatory (which contains groups of Mysteries) and from the sandy beach near the ancient walls.
Two bicycles provided.
Near the apartment you can take advantage of the free wi-fi of the city of Trapani.
Trapani airport is connected by Ryanair with the following cities:
Belgium: Bruxelles Charleroi.
Denmark: Billund.
Finland: Tampere.
France: Parigi Beauvais
Germany: Frankfurt-Hahn, Karlsruhe-Baden, Lipsia Halle, Memminge Monaco.
UK: Londra-Luton.
Netherlands: Eindhoven, Maastricht.
Poland: Krakow.
Spain: Barcelona Girona, Valencia.
Sweden: Stockholm Skavsta.
The near Palermo airport (90 km) is connected by Ryanair with the following cities:
Ireland: Dublin.
Germany: Düsseldorf Weeze.
UK: Londra-Stansted.
Spain: Madrid.
France: Marseilles.
Norway: Oslo.
We provide dishes, refrigerator, washing machine, heating, air conditioning, satellite television and two bicycles included, cotton linens and towels.
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Meet real life in Sicily, enjoyed a relaxed and cosy stay, very very nice couple, would love to come back!
Very good location - in center of old city. Nice, clean after renovation, apartment with very well equiped kitchen. Very hospitable and helpful hosts. Maps and tourists brochures about Trapani and region at place. Bicycles free of charge.
Relation price quality - excellent.
Sylvia and Vincenzo - thank you very much.
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The apartment is small and basic, but in good shape and clean.
The owners are very friendly and helpful. The location in the old part of the city is central and only one street away from the boulevard.
Because of the narrowness of the street there is no nice view and you can't see if it's a sunny day or not. You really have to stick your head out of the window to find out. But the fact that the sun can't reach the windows makes that the apartment is nice cool.
There is a sunny terrace on the roof. Nice to sit there in the evening for a drink or meal.
Sylvia and her husband were great hosts, very friendly and helpful.
The appartment is in a great location and in great condition.
I reccomend it to anyone who is going to Sicily!
Thank you for a warm welcome, this apartment has everything we need, is clean, in a very nice place, contact with the owner was very good. We spend here a wonderful time and we'll come back here again :)
Silvia y su familia han sido unos anfitriones estupendos. En casa teniamos informaciones turisticas, valoración de restaurantes y una guia de Trapani en español.
Nos vinieron a recibir puntuales y estuvieron pendientes de nosotros en todo momento. personas encantadoras y recomendables.
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Zeer vriendellijke mensen, erg behulpzaam en goed advies.
Erg goede ristorantes en trattorias in de buurt.
Il nostro soggiorno nella casa vacanza di Sylvia e Vincenzo è stato molto piacevole. L'appartamento si trova in una posizione ottimale per muoversi con bus, traghetti o aliscafi, per andare in spiaggia o per farsi una passeggiata in centro. Tutte queste cose sono a pochi minuti di distanza. Inoltre la casa è dotata di tutto ciò che può servire, è funzionale e estremamente pulita. Sylvia e Vincenzo sono cordiali e disponibili e hanno reso la nostra permanenza ancor più piacevole, dandoci consigli e suggerimenti utili su come muoverci e cosa visitare.
This apartment is awesome - just in the heart of Trapani. Close to everything - within walking distance.
Very well organized, thought over and practically equipped - nothing was missing in this place. Very cosy and peaceful. You can easily relax up there.
Additionally really nice and helpful owners - gave us any information and advice we needed.
If we go back to Sicily we'll try to book the same place.
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This page is created for Letter Carriers for the purpose of sharing postal information, which is so vital to such a large and diverse group of mail carriers. I am (was!) a city Letter Carrier in Rolla, Missouri, and union steward of
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A "letter carrier perspective" on the F-5 tornado that hit Joplin, MO on May 22, 2011.
The Postal Motto Never Said Anything About Tornadoes
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Tony Follett's young children, 8-year-old Samantha and 5-year-old Luke, enjoyed a Christmas most kids dream of.
The two young children played joyfully with a bounty of toys Thursday night at the Happy Valley home of a friend, where they've been staying since their mobile home burned down over Thanksgiving weekend.
Follett said he was grateful for such a plentiful Christmas, but the situation remains bittersweet.
"The kids enjoyed it a lot," Follett said. "I didn't have the spirit, though."
The Folletts lost their recently paid-off home and all its contents in the fire.
"My wife and I didn't give each other presents this year," Follett said. They've received a lot of donated money and want to spend it wisely. They've cut back on everything, he said.
The community quickly responded to the family's misfortune. Dozens of businesses and people pitched in to help.
Every member of the Follett family has a new wardrobe of clothing, and they've received furniture, appliances and a bounty of canned food and toys.
Tony Follett's 29-year-old daughter, Amber Follett, and family friends set up a Facebook group called the Follett Family Relief Fund. It collects donations via a Z"The community is amazing," Follett said. "And it is all from the heart, every bit of it."
Despite the generosity, Tony Follett and his wife, Marcela, still have some major problems to solve.
The biggest one is where to live. Tony Follett had just made the final payment on their mobile home when it burned down.
"I feel numb, lost," he said. "It swings throughout the day.
"I need a solution. I can't sit around and feel pity. It's not going to help my family," he said.
Meantime, the family occupies two rooms at the home of a friend.
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Local sheriff's deputies are searching for a man who robbed a local gas station at gunpoint Thursday night.
The robbery occurred at approximately 11 p.m., according to Lt. Mark Hershey with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station.
Brandishing a black revolver, the man reportedly robbed the Shell gas station at 18003 Soledad Canyon Road of $140 and then fled on foot.
The gas station is located near the intersection of Galeton Road.
The gunman was described as a white male standing about 5 feet, 9 inches tall.
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First look at the flight patches!
Today we received a scan of the first-ever produced First Brassy Battalion Fighter Squadron patches, and they're amazing!
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text: MU research One Way to Defend Against Osteoporosis? Hit the Gym By Hope Kirwan • Sep 23, 2015 Justin Connaher / Flickr Weightlifting is a common activity used to meet many different exercise goals, from young guys looking to get "swoll" to older men working to maintain muscle. And new research from the University of Missouri shows that stronger bones is another reason for men to hit the gym and pump some iron. A few years ago, Dr. Pam Hinton conducted a study on the overall health of men who participate in different types of exercise. MU intellectual property policy change could attract research investors By Hope Kirwan • May 12, 2014 Darren Hellwege / KBIA MU Vice Chancellor for Research Hank Foley announced the university is adapting a new approach to intellectual property rights on Thursday, May 8. MU researchers shed light on how stroke victims learn to use their hands again By Jacob Jones • Apr 14, 2014 Some studies being done at the University of Missouri may shed some light on how stroke victims learn to regain control of an impaired hand, or even learn how to use their opposite hand. MU researcher links anxiety to pro-social behavior By Daniel Shapiro • Oct 21, 2013 aspidoscelis / Flickr A University of Missouri researcher has co-authored a report that found that individuals genetically predisposed to anxiety are less likely to volunteer and exhibit other pro-social behaviors. Faster internet service to help MU researchers By Vilma Obando • Oct 11, 2013 Vilma Obando / KBIA MU researchers are now hooked into a faster internet connection to support their new cyberinfrastructure project. Internet2 is a secured network used in a few universities, research corporations and government agencies around the country. The university announced the new service today as a part of Cyberinfrastructure Day. MU Chief Information Officer Gary Allen said this resource is very scarce but it has its advantages. MU research reactor and public-safety officials stage annual drill By George Varney • Jun 18, 2013 University of Missouri The University of Missouri's Research Reactor has successfully completed its annual drill. The reactor staff worked with public-safety and health professionals yesterday to simulate a scenario involving a small fire and radiation exposure to two individuals. The police and fire departments participate in the drill every other year. A new, possibly simpler way to detect breast cancer, from MU researchers By Kate Grumke • Mar 13, 2013 Dreamstime University of Missouri researchers are developing a new procedure to detect breast cancer. The new test looks for signs of breast cancer in fluid, found in breast ducts. 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With a stay at Ocean Views Resort, you'll be centrally located in Caloundra, walking distance from Caloundra Events Center and close to Bulcock Beach. This 4.5-star apartment is within close proximity of Moffat Beach and Dickey Beach.
Make yourself at home in one of the 66 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and DVD players. Rooms have private balconies. 22-inch plasma televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected. Private bathrooms have handheld showerheads and complimentary toiletries.
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Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an outdoor pool, a sauna, and a fitness facility.
Satisfy your appetite at the property's restaurant, which serves lunch, dinner, and brunch, or grab a snack at a coffee shop/café. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Featured amenities include luggage storage, laundry facilities, and an elevator (lift). A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.
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Professor Bender will answer questions and lead a discussion on situating U.S. history in transnational and comparative contexts. The discussion will focus particularly on approaches to internationalizing the teaching of U.S. history in survey courses at the high school and college levels and include suggestions for resources or strategies.
Thomas Bender is University Professor of Humanities and Professor of History at New York University. He is also Director of the International Center for Advanced Studies at New York University. His publications include Toward an Urban Vision: Ideas and Institutions in Nineteenth Century America (1975) (winner of the Frederick Jackson Turner Prize of the Organization of American Historians), Community and Social Change in America (1978), New York Intellect: A History of Intellectual Life in New York City, from 1750 to the Beginnings of Our Own Time (1987), and "Wholes and Parts: The Need for Synthesis in American History," Journal of American History, 73 (1986). For the past few years Professor Bender has been leading a collective effort to rethink American history in the context of our awareness of globalization that will result in Rethinking American History in a Global Age, forthcoming in 2002.
HISTORY MATTERS is a gateway to the Web for teachers of the U.S. History Survey course. It provides high school and college teachers (and their students) a starting point for exploring American history on the Web with a large number of first-person historical documents for use in the classroom, an extensive annotated list of Web links, and a range of teaching resources (including sample syllabi, teaching assignments, and forums). HISTORY MATTERS is a project of the American Social History Project/Center for Media and Learning of the City University of New York and the Center for History and New Media at George Mason University. The HISTORY MATTERS Web site was created with support from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities.


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Comedian Jeff Dunham headlining BMO Harris Bradley Center on Feb. 6
When the Wisconsin State Fair announced its headlining acts for 2013, ventriloquist and comedian Jeff Dunham, a State Fair staple for a couple of years, was suspiciously absent.
Now we know why — he was holding back for an arena show at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. »Read Full Article(3)
Present Music serves up a musical Thanksgiving
American Indian drummers and a lot of new music filled the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist on Sunday evening: Therefore, it must be Thanksgiving.
Present Music, under the direction of artistic director Kevin Stalheim, played to a full house, opening and closing the concert as is its Thanksgiving tradition with powerful performances by the Bucks Native American Singing and Drumming Group. »Read Full Article
'Things Being What They Are' transcends male stereotypes
I'll admit I wasn't doing cartwheels upon learning the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's holiday play, Wendy MacLeod's "Things Being What They Are," involves two middle-aged, avowedly heterosexual men bonding over brewskis. One of the many reasons I go to the theater is to escape such conversations, which are frequently slathered in cliché when they're not conducted in guttural utterances.
But as MacLeod's smartly written, warm and funny play makes clear, such stereotyping isn't fair to men, and it certainly isn't fair to this moving and entertaining production, which marks the talented Michael Cotey's Chamber directorial debut and features winning performances from actors Dan Katula and Ryan Schabach. »Read Full Article
Books for gift giving: Beatles books
On Dec. 1, we're publishing our suggested 100 Books for Holiday Gift Giving list in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with recommendations in a variety of styles, tones, genres and topics.
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At a party to celebrate the release of her first Spanish-language album Como Ama Una Mujer (How a Woman Loves), Jennifer Lopez had no bigger fan than husband Marc Anthony.
When the singer appeared onstage Tuesday at the Spotlight Live in New York, she thanked the crowd of familiar faces, which included her mother and sister, but was quickly interrupted by a voice in the audience yelling, "I think you're so cute!"
Lopez, who married Anthony in 2004, replied with a smile, announcing, "And my husband is here."
Anthony, situated directly in front of the stage with a pal, record producer Swiss Beatz, danced and sang along in Spanish to Lopez's first number while sipping a beer and puffing on a cigarette. When the song ended, he darted behind a black curtain and disappeared from the audience.
"The next song is a little treat," Lopez, 37, said. "In a second you'll see why." After a few lines, Anthony, 38, appeared onstage and joined his wife in a romantic duet. At one point, Anthony drew his wife toward him with his hand on the small of her back, and they stared into each other's eyes.
"How you like them apples?" Lopez asked when the song ended. "That's my baby, for better or for worse!"
Anthony returned to his seat in the audience for his wife's final song, Lopez's first single "Que Hiciste," and danced and sang until the performance was over. But the party – and the romantic mood – didn't end there.
Back in the VIP area, where Anthony was already greeting wellwishers, Lopez made her way toward her husband, friends and family at their table. The crowd cheered and raised their glasses of champagne when she arrived.
Soon the group was dancing to Timbaland's new single "Give It to Me" and T.I.'s "Bring 'Em Out" while eating giant puffs of pink cotton candy, marbled "monkey bar" brownies, chocolate-dipped donut holes and sipping milkshakes with straws out of shot glasses. The proud couple stayed close and occasionally whispered to each other, posed for pictures and kissed people hello, and said "thank you" to those who offered congratulations.
When Justin Timberlake's "SexyBack" came on, Lopez threw her glass up and shook her famous booty with her hand on Anthony's shoulder.
Around midnight the couple, still holding hands, made their way to the back of the club, where they slipped into a hallway and left, disappointing a large crowd of fans and several lingering paparazzi waiting outside the venue on both sides of Broadway near Times Square.
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RED is the new "it" color in interior design. Today's hot color inspiration is all about ruby red. Glamorous, sophisticated, romantic, bold and daring. Below are my favorite picks from High Point Market 2012 on Instagram featuring the amazing Alexa Hampton designs and Hickory Chair. The red leather sofa is dreamy. Follow @lauratrevey on Pinstagram for more High Point Market highlights.
Color Inspiration – Ruby Red
I love the color combination of red, black and white as well as red mixed with gray tones. Classy and elegant for living rooms and dining rooms. Thank goodness for the Internet. Since I can not be at High Point Market in person, I can see the beautiful new designs via Instagram. Follow along with me @lauratrevey. You can check out "my likes" here on Pinstagram.
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Living in Bold Color: Beautiful living in bold color is my motto. The bolder the better! I am loving these vibrant and loud color schemes. Mix and match your palette with magentas and yellows, reds and oranges.
Red Dining Chairs: Red can be a difficult color, but when you pair it with a monochromatic color scheme, the red really pops!
Holiday Red and Green : Cozy sweaters, warm wool jackets in textured plaids, snow-topped evergreens, holiday pillows, and stylish fur lined boots.
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One of the most exciting parts of a baseball season is watching young dynamic players make an impact on the game.
Last year, Buster Posey, Stephen Strasburg, Neftali Feliz and Jayson Heyward were just a few of the many players that made huge impressions on the game.
Next year, there will surely be another great assortment of players to make it to the show. At this point though, many are still in the minors, trying to find a way to earn a spot on the big league roster.
Spring training will be a chance for all of us to witness baseball's top prospects, but for now, here's the top 10 prospects of 2011.


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ROCKFORD — Gymnastics Academy South Trampoline Park & Training Center, 1949 S. Bell School Road, will host an open-house event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 to 10 p.m. March 29 during the grand opening of its third location.
The new center is a 22,500-square-foot trampoline park open to the public with wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits, dodgeball matches and basketball. Cheerleading classes and the Rockford Allstar Rebels competitive cheerleading team also will be at the new location.
For information: 815-580-8461 or onefungym.com.
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