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Here at GeekDad, we're not one to put much credence in hocus-pocus, dice-rolling, or other methods to prognosticate the future.
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But as we reported here last week, an artist at the Allegra LaViola Gallery in New York City gallery staged a knock-down, drag-out, D&D smack-down between proxies for President Obama and Mitt Romney, and I have to admit I was hoping a certain candidate might win.
Would a victory in the D&D world give his campaign a boost — and possibly make up for his not-very-impressive debate performance? And could it help in the debate tonight?
Casey Jex Smith staged an event for his show Fiend in the Void, a solo exhibition of gaming-inspired works on paper and sculpture. At the opening party, volunteers rolled dice and tried to kill off the characters "King Belian Shipsale" (Obama) and "Lord Spelldyal" (Romney). The last man — er, character — standing determined how Smith would cast his vote in his home state of Ohio. Really.
And … the winner is … Obama.
Here's how Smith described the evening's action.
Early on, gallery patrons "made attacks against their candidate of choice," rolling a d20 to hit and a d4 for damage. "I made everyone 1st or 2nd level characters so they had to roll an 18-20 to hit. So most hits were misses," he said. "If they rolled from 14-8, they died and I, in DM style, told them of their gruesome death. If they rolled a 7-1, I explained how their death was not only gruesome, but humiliating. Those were fun." Most patrons, he said, "attacked Mitt."
By 7:15 or so, Mitt had been knocked down from 159 hit points to around 120. Obama was down from 91 to about 80 hit points.
Then Smith donned a cyclops mask and blue velvet cape. He called forth "two worthy souls to stand in proxy for Lord Spelldyal and King Belian." Two people stepped forward. In a prerecorded, deep and malevolent voice, he had them drink from two potions so that their "bowels would be cleansed" and their "minds enlightened."
They were then given a sword and a pyramid, and told to insert them into two pedestals. The sword lit up with a strobe light as a thunderous sound issued forth. When the pyramid was inserted, smoke spewed from a smoke machine. The two put on Romney and Obama masks. Smith told them they were "ready to battle and roll unto the deathTTTHHHH!!!!!"
The two contestants rolled giant d20s into a box that resembled a craps table. Obama used a d12 for damage and Mitt a d10. Then came the climactic moment: "The hits went back and forth until Mitt had 10 hit points and Obama had 20," Smith said. The final roll took Mitt to -1 hit points. Smith pronounced King Belian the victor and finished saying "My vote binds the future."
"People were pretty happy Obama won," Smith concluded. "I was a little sad because Mitt was my flawed protagonist. But happy that people were happy. I will take my cyclops mask into the voting booth in November and take a photo of my vote for Obama."
Let's hope the candidate of your choice musters a little magic, and muscle, for the next debate.Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article.


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by Richard DuFour, Rebecca DuFour and Robert Eaker
Through continuous work with educators, the authors have created a more powerful, practical tool for moving forward in the PLC process. Like the first edition, the second edition of Learning by Doing is an action guide for closing the knowing-doing gap and transforming schools into PLCs.
Richard DuFour, Rebecca DuFour and Robert EakerISBN13: 978-1935542094


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Columbia police make arrest in downtown shooting
Three injured after shooting at Broadway and 10th Street June 15
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Columbia police have made an arrest in the downtown shooting that happened on June 15.
Officers arrested Eric Cravens, 20, of Columbia for the shooting that injured three people at the intersection of Broadway and 10th Street. Police made the arrest around 4 p.m. Wednesday after a "determined and methodical investigation."
Cravens was arrested after police officers stopped him at 3500 Clark Lane.
Cravens was arrested and charged with with three counts of first-degree assault and one count of armed criminal action.
His bond has been set at $300,000.
Earlier Wednesday afternoon, Columbia Police Chief said the shooting was gang-related.
But police do not believe the shooting is correlated to any other shootings that have taken place in Columbia over the last two weeks.
Business owners and shop workers are relieved the shooter is in custody but frustrated the shooting happened in the first place.
"To me it kind of proves the point that the problem isn't the people coming out of bars. It's not the 21 and up people," said Justin Conrad, owner of Nash Vegas bar.
As bar owner in downtown Columbia for only two months, Conrad noticed things that he didn't notice before.
"When school is in session, it seems that there are a bunch of cops and stuff. Now being down here without schools in session, the cops disappear and then the crime shows," Conrad said.
The night manager at Jimmy John's, Rebecca Hill, says she thinks the rate of violence and shootings has gone up but with the arrest of one shooter tonight, feels safer on the cities streets.
"I feel a lot safer not that the guy who is off the streets, the guy who could've - well is dangerous you know he has proven that.


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SAMC hosts 11th annual Real Men Sing
The Staples Area Men's Chorus will host the 11th annual Real Men Sing festival Saturday, Oct. 12, at Staples Motley High School in Staples.
High school men from central Minnesota and beyond gather one day each year to learn new music, singing techniques and the opportunity to work under some of the best choral directors in the state. In the evening, solo choruses and a massed chorus present a concert to the public. The concert will be at 7 p.m. in the Staple Motley High School gym.
At no charge to participating schools or students, the Staples Area Men's Chorus (SAMC) books the facility, hires a guest conductor and a voice teacher, buys the music and provides an evening meal.
Rehearsals and workshops are held during the morning and afternoon, prior to the concert.
The following schools/groups are registered: Little Falls, Osakis, New York Mills, Bertha-Hewitt, Alexandria, Browerville, Brainerd, Crosby-Ironton, Pillager, Sebeka, Pine River-Backus, Sauk Centre, Albany, Staples Motley, SAMC, University of North Dakota and Bemidji State University.
At this point, there are 347 men registered for this year's festival. Also, there are approximately 70 boys registered for this year's pilot of Real Men Sing Jr.
Alexandria is sending 20 men from its newly formed men's chorus. SAMC loaned music and offered support to the newly formed organization.
The guest conductor will be Joshua Bronfman who is associate professor and director of choral activities at the University of North Dakota.
Tickets are also available online at www.staplesmen.org, at Nelson Insurance Agency on Second Avenue in Staples and at the door.
This project was made possible by a grant provided by the Five Wings Arts Council with funds from the McKnight Foundation supplemented with Legacy funds.


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Are you looking for a GREAT QUIET SUITE with ENSUITE MARBLE BATHROOM in a NEW BUILDING right in City Center?
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KING SIZE BED with SELECTION of PILLOWS for your comfort.
Cool in Summer and Warm in Winter.
VERY QUIET in City Center.
COMPLIMENTARY Shower Gel in your Bathroom.
Situated in Eixample, Plaça Universitat and Plaça Catalunya.
Enjoy the GREAT BALCONY for breakfast, rIding, surfing or just relaxing.
You will feel CONFORTABLE and SAFE.
FIRA DE BARCELONA (Trade Fair) 3 stations by sybway L1.
The BEACHES of Barcelona are located only 4 subway stations away or 20 minutes on foot.
The SAFRADA FAMILA Church by GAUDI is 7 min. away by subway.
1 min, Plaça Universitat
5 min. Plaça Catalunya
5 min. Las Ramblas
7 min. Paseo de Gracia (main street with Gaudi houses, banks, fashion and design shops )
5 min. MACBA Museum
5 mim. CCCB
12 min. Liceu (Opera House)
12 min, Cathedral
15 min. Picasso Museum
20 min. Plaça España
Subway 1 block L1 L2 L3 L6 L7
5 min. local, regional and long distance trains
From Airport 20 min. by taxi or by AEROBUS 1 block away (Plaça Universidat)
To Airport 20 min. by taxi or by AEROBUS 3 blocks away
Cruise Terminal 10 min by taxi or 5 subways stations
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Nearby cafes, restaurants, bars with terraces, supermarkets, cimemas (original language subtitle in spanish), theathers, pharmacies, art galleries, shoping district...
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Reviews of this property
Nice room, not large, but certainly big enough, with a little storage space and a private bathroom. Very good bed and shutters to window, so we could sleep quietly. Good location in a quiet neighborhood but still near downtown. Nearby are good addresses for breakfast. Easy access to airport, bus stop nearby. Eduard is very jovial, he has his house rules but is friendly and helpful.
Nette kamer, niet groot, maar zeker groot genoeg, met een beetje bergruimte en een eigen badkamer. Heel goed bed en rolluik aan venster, dus we konden heel rustig slapen. Ligging goed in een rustige buurt maar toch vlakbij het centrum. In de buurt zijn goeie adresjes voor ontbijt. Vlotte verbinding naar luchthaven , bushalte vlakbij. Eduard is zeer joviaal, hij heeft zijn huisreglement maar is vriendelijk en hulpvaardig.
Great place to stay. Within walking distance of city centre and metro, regional trains and port. Eduard is a great host and apartment is clean, secure and cozy. Highly recommend.
It was again (the second time) a very pleasant stay, the whole appartment was perfectly clean, there was nothing to complain about!
Thanks for your hospitality.
We really enjoyed our stay at the apartment.
The room is bright, clean and big enough for two people (there's also room in the closet for your clothes). The kitchen is fully equipped and it's also possible to eat out on the balcony which overlooks the back courtyard.
The apartment is in a safe area, well serviced by public transportation and just 5 minutes walk from the city center.
Also, Eduard is a really delightful and helpful host: he gave us all the information we needed and was always available to answer our questions.
We can't wait to come back!!
Ciao Eduard :)
Very quite flat in heart of barcelona. You can walk to Rambras street and many sightseeing places. The flat was incredibly clean and neat and so do the room. The bed was really comfortable and very clean. Nice restaurant and supermarket is just next to the apartment also very convenient.
Nice Apartment in a quiet area in central Barcelona. Short walking distance from placa Catalunia. Our room and private bath was fine, and like the rest of the Apartment; modern, tidy and in very good condition. Eduard was nice, quiet and helpful when we had questions about Barcelona. We stayed for 7 days and will recommend this if you want alternative to hotels. Barcelona is GREAT!!
Very nice apartment in the center of Barcelona. You are right in the city center, close to the Ramblas, close to metro, bus, and Aeroport Bus stops. Although you are right in the center, the apartment is very quiet at night. You also have access to the kitchen, and you can relax on the terrace. The bedroom has a good bed to sleep in, and a comfortable bathroom. All this combined with a very friendly owner, Eduard, who warmly welcomed us when we arrived. We will be returning guests when we visit Barcelona again :-)
Very good place to be in central Barcelona. I will come back one day. And there is no television in the room - because you don't need one.
I've stayed four nights in the private room of Eduard, the friendly owner of the appartment. The room (with a separate own bathroom) was very comfortable and clean. Furthermore, the appartment is situated amidst the city centre of Barcelona. From here, you can reach easily any destination in toen you wish.The aerobus stops very naar the appartment as well. I strongly recommand this accomodation.
Eduardo is a good host. He understands what he thinks is important if you stay with him. You may use the living room, kitchen and balcony. The bedroom and bathroom are clean and tidy. The bed sleeps fine. It is quiet and safe. In the area there are options for breakfast. It is close to a metro station.
Eduardo is een goede gastheer. Hij geeft goed aan wat hij belangrijk vindt als je bij hem verblijft. Je mag gebruik maken van woonkamer, keuken en balkon. De slaapkamer en de badkamer zijn netjes en schoon. Het bed slaapt prima. Het is rustig en veilig. In de omgeving zijn er mogelijkheden voor ontbijt. Het is dichtbij een metrostation.
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A Bro that is from NOVA. Most Brovas have comical NOVA accents that sound like a shitty imitation of the California surfer accent that they heard on TV. The vast majority of Brovas that go to college are in the Business major for the primary reason that they "heard it was chill". Most Brovas also have rich, Department of Defense parents, making their college careers complete jokes.
That Brova looked like he was loaded down with Management homework.
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Vista Ridge Football Camp
Northern Colorado football coach Earnest Collins Jr., has announced the football camp in Colorado Springs at Vista Ridge High School on Tuesday, June 18 will now be free to all kids who have had to evacuate their homes due to the fires in the area.
"We want to give those kids a chance to take their minds off things for a while," Collins said. "Now they can come out and talk and play football for the afternoon without the worry."
The money from those who have already paid, or will pay for the camp will also go directly to the Red Cross to assist those in the Colorado Springs area who need it.
Registration for the camp begins at 8 am at Vista Ridge High School, 6888 Black Forest Road. The camp is for youth, ages 14-17 and runs from 9-1 p.m. For questions about the camp, please contact Terrance Robinson at 970-351-1875


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Nicoya, Hojancha, Rural, Chira Island and Papagayo
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It was great to go back to Hojancha. We spent many days there last year in the construction of the first Kingdom Hall in that town, and I had to leave just before completion. So to see everything finished and the hall being well utilized was a nice feeling. Also, seeing the many friends that I got to know while on that project, as well as on rural days of service was very cool. The congregation is growing SO fast... they have a group in a rural area already started and have even sent several temporary special pioneers there. Between Hojancha itself and the rural group they currently have around 10 temporary specials assigned to the area.
Chira Island
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I will let the photos tell the adventure of the boat ride to and from the island. Lets just say... the boat "captain" looked like Gilligan. Enough said.


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- Enrollment Eligibility
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Enrollment Eligibility
There are generally three types of students who are eligible to enroll at UWM: continuing, re-entry, and new.
Continuing students are students who completed the preceding term in good or probationary academic standing, including those who withdrew from the preceding term. Continuing students are automatically eligible to enroll in upcoming semesters. Once students apply to graduate and earn a degree in a semester, they are no longer considered continuing and must be re-admitted into a new degree or non-degree program to be eligible for further enrollment.
Re-entry students are students who have not enrolled at UWM for two consecutive fall/spring terms, or more, but did not earn a degree in their last semester of enrollment. Re-entry students must be readmitted to UWM prior to becoming eligible to enroll.
New students are students who are newly admitted to a degree or non-degree program at UWM. New freshmen students are required to initially enroll during New Student Orientation. New transfer students are required to pay a confirmation deposit prior to becoming eligible to enroll.
You can use PAWS to check your eligibility to enroll. Items to check include:
- Holds – View this section in the upper right hand corner of your PAWS Student Center. You will have a hold that prevents enrollment if you owe money or are required to see an advisor prior to adding classes. Click on the details link to view additional information about any holds that appear on your record.
- To Do List – View this section in the right hand column of your PAWS Student Center. Undergraduate applicants can check their To Do List for important information related to their admission status.
- Term Activation – Click on the Enroll link that appears in the Academics section of your PAWS Student Center to view current and upcoming terms for which you have been activated. Please note that the Registrar's Office starts activating students in April for the upcoming fall term, October for the upcoming UWinteriM term, November for the upcoming spring term, and March for the upcoming summer term.
- Enrollment Appointment – View this section in the right hand column of your PAWS Student Center. The day/time that's listed indicates the point at which you can begin enrolling in classes for the specified term.
Enrollment Appointments
Before the Open Enrollment date when all eligible active students are able to register for classes, a Priority Enrollment Period allows eligible students the opportunity to enroll in their classes first. These students are assigned Enrollment Appointments in PAWS, which indicate the earliest date and time that they can begin enrolling in classes. The Priority Enrollment Period runs for about three weeks before the start of a Fall or Spring semester and one week before the start of a winter or summer session.
Continuing and eligible new students will be assigned an Enrollment Appointment, which they can view in their PAWS Student Center about one week before the Priority Enrollment Period begins. New transfer students will receive an Enrollment Appointment once their transfer work posts to their PAWS account. New Freshmen enroll either during New Student Orientation or with their Academic Advisor and do not receive an Enrollment Appointment.
Effective Summer 2013, Enrollment Appointments are scheduled in the following order as established by UWM Faculty Policy. Military Service students receive priority through Wisconsin Act 56 (2013).
Graduate Students:
- Graduate Dissertator & Prelim students
- Degree-Seeking Graduate students
- Non-Degree Graduate students
Undergraduate Students:
- Honors College, NCAA, Military Service, Select Accessibility Resource Center students & Dance/Cheer Team students
- Degree-Seeking Seniors & Post-Baccalaureate & Certificate Undergraduates
- Degree-Seeking Juniors
- Degree-Seeking Sophomores
- Degree-Seeking Freshmen
- Non-Degree (Special) Undergraduate students
- 60+ Auditor students
The Enrollment Appointment order within the groups listed is based on the number of total earned credits. If students within a group have the same number of total earned credits, for instance, two Degree-Seeking Seniors with 90 total earned credits, their Enrollment Appointments would be assigned randomly. Since the number of students who can be given a single appointment day/time is limited, there is a chance that two students with the same number of total earned credits could have Enrollment Appointments scheduled for different days/times.
To maintain adequate PAWS system performance, Enrollment Appointments for Fall and Spring terms are assigned to groups of 100-125 students in 30-minute intervals. Time slots run from 8:00 am to 5:30 pm on business days, and are never scheduled on weekends, holidays, or any day when the university is closed.
Many courses have prerequisites which you are expected to satisfy prior to enrollment. Typical examples include a certain year in school ("Junior Standing"), other specific courses ("Physics 201"), a particular placement test score, admission to a particular major, or consent of the instructor.
Instructors have the right to enforce prerequisite requirements and may deny or permit enrollment accordingly.
Certain courses cannot be taken out of sequence. You can always check the prerequisites of a course ahead of time to find out if you'll lose credit for taking a course out of sequence.
If you do not meet the prerequisites for a specific course but feel that you are academically prepared to take the course anyway, you can request permission from the course instructor or department. Generally, if you do not meet prerequisites for a class you will not be able to enroll yourself in it using PAWS. In this case, you will receive an error message stating that consent or permission is required.
If you do not meet a course prerequisite but have been able to enroll anyway, you may be administratively dropped from the course or you may be required to drop the course.
- Drop a course as soon as you know you can't remain in the class. It is the student's responsibility to drop any classes for which they do not meet published prerequisites.
- Do not wait for the department to complete an administrative drop, as fees for dropped classes are based on the date you drop the class in PAWS or the date your drop form is submitted to the Registrar's Office.
If a course requires one or more prerequisites, details are listed in the notes section in the Schedule of Classes or under the class description in PAWS.
|Prerequisite Abbreviations
|A course in which a student is required to earn credit prior to being allowed to enroll in a subsequent higher-level course.
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|A prerequisite course for which the student is not permitted to substitute the grade earned when the course is repeated subsequent to earning credit in the higher-level course.
|A course which may be taken as either a prerequisite or as a concurrent registration with the higher-level course.
|Non-repeatable Co-requisite
|A co-requisite course for which the student is not permitted to substitute the grade earned when the course is repeated subsequent to earning credit in the higher-level course
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|A course which the instructor strongly recommends be taken prior to enrollment in a subsequent course.
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|A course which is not open for enrollment to students that have earned credits in a specified course (or courses) with similar or overlapping content.
Course Repeats
Unless a restriction is stated in the Schedule of Classes, undergraduates may repeat a course only once, and only the higher of the two grades will be calculated into the student's grade point average (GPA). Both attempts will appear on the student's transcript.
It is generally advisable for any student to consult an advisor before enrolling to repeat a course.
If the UWM course repeats a course for which the student received transfer credit, the UWM course will be calculated into the GPA regardless of whether the UWM course grade is higher or lower. Both attempts will appear on the transcript. Once a bachelor's degree has been earned, the academic career (credits, GPA, and coursework) starts over with any subsequent enrollment and the original record cannot be altered. Courses taken after the bachelor's degree has been earned do not count as repeats of courses taken prior to the posting of the degree.
The single repeat limit applies to all courses, including courses taken for audit or with the credit/no credit option. Under exceptional circumstances additional repeats may be allowed following approval of a written appeal to the advising office of the student's school or college. Departments offering the course have the right to establish special guidelines for additional repeats. Any special guidelines must apply to all students and shall be maintained, published, and enforced by the Registrar's Office.
As noted in the university's policy on repeated courses, course repeats beyond the allowable limit must be approved by the student's advising office. Effective as of Fall 2016, UWM's College of Letters & Science and the Lubar School of Business have established additional guidelines requiring departmental approval for undergraduate students attempting classes offered by their academic units as well as the approval of the student's academic unit. Details on specific academic units requiring departmental approval for repeats after two attempts follow:
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|Erin Winkler
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|American Indian Studies
|Summer 2016
|Cary Miller
|Summer 2016
|Jean Hudson
(414) 229-4175
|Art History
|Summer 2016
|Richard Leson
(414) 229-4330
|Biological Sciences
|Spring 2016
|Lapham #S181
(414) 229-4214
|Business Administration
|Summer 2015
|Lubar #N297
(414) 229-5271
|Chemistry & Biochemistry1
|Summer 2015
|Chemistry 114
(414) 229-4411
|Summer 2016
|Leslie Harris
(414) 229-2271
|Summer 2016
|Rebecca Neumann
|100, 101 & 102
|Spring 2016
|Debra Siebert
Curtin #408
(414) 229-6442
|All others
|Summer 2016
|Gilberto Blasini
(414) 229-5912
|Film Studies
|Summer 2016
|Ben Schneider
(414) 229-4869
|Foreign Languages and Literatures
|Summer 2016
|Michael Mikos
(414) 229-4949
|French, Italian, and Comparative Literature
|Summer 2016
|Larry Kuiper
(414) 229-4382
|Summer 2016
|Glen Fredlund
(414) 229-6112
|Summer 2016
|Barry Cameron
(414) 229-3136
|Summer 2016
|Lisa Silverman
(414) 229-4316
|Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies
|Summer 2016
|David Pritchard
(414) 229-4436
|Summer 2016
|Garry Davis
(414) 229-4942
|Students in UWM's College of Letters & Science
|Spring 2017
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Holton 142
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|Students in Other UWM Schools/Colleges
|Spring 2017
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|Summer 2016
|William Bristow
(414) 229-4719
|Summer 2015
|Political Science
|Summer 2016
|Kathleen Dolan
(414) 229-6468
|Summer 2016
|Anna Morehouse
(414) 229-4746
|Public and Nonprofit Administration
|Summer 2016
|Doug Irhke
(414) 229-4732
|Summer 2016
|Donald Green
(414) 229-4259
|Spanish and Portuguese
|103, 104, 203 & 204
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|Curtin #733
(414) 229-4257
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|Curtin #733
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|Lorena Terando
(414) 229-5968
|Urban Studies
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|Joel Rast
(414) 229-4751
|Women's and Gender Studies
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|Kathy Miller-Dillon
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1. Students are permitted to attempt a single Chemistry or Biochemistry course or equivalent transfer course a maximum of three times. Students seeking to enroll in the same course for a second repeat (third attempt) must be approved to do so by the course instructor and the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department by completing a permission form.↩
2. Third attempts at Math courses can be approved at the discretion of the student's School/College advising unit. Fourth attempts will not be allowed. ↩
3. The Psychology Department will allow students to retake a course twice (three attempts total). Per L&S procedures students must file a formal appeal to the department to be granted a second retake. This appeal can be filed using the online form found here. Appeals for additional retakes (more than two) will be considered by the Associate Chair and the course instructor and will be granted only in exceptional circumstances.↩
Exceptions to this policy are variable-topic courses which may be taken for credit as often as permitted for that particular course as specified in the Schedule of Classes. A variable-topic course may count as a repeat of a previously taken course only if the topic is identical to that of the student's earlier enrollment and the repeat occurs within the same academic career.
Students who took a course as a repeat prior to fall 1988 are entitled to one additional enrollment. Transfer students who did not previously take a course at UWM are entitled to one repeat at UWM of a course taken at a previous institution.
If you have previously earned your degree from UWM, your attempted and earned credits as well as your cumulative GPA will start over with the courses you take in pursuit of your second degree. Courses taken as part of your first degree will not be considered repeats. Your original record cannot be altered.
Any non-degree seeking student or other individual who wishes to participate in a class at UWM without earning credit or pursuing a program should contact the Admissions Office.
If you audit a class, you won't receive a grade or earn college credit for the class, and in most cases, you won't be expected to take exams or prepare projects or term papers. Be sure to discuss course work and attendance requirements with your instructor during the first week of class. Course auditing is generally not permitted during UWinteriM.
Classes that require instructor consent to audit or never can be taken for audit are marked in the Schedule of Classes.
Listing of Courses that Never Allow Audit (Last Updated 08-13-2015)
Auditors of any class held in the Klotsche Center and Pavilion will need to register each semester at the University Recreation Information Center in the Klotsche Center & Pavilion. Auditors will be permitted to use the space in the building assigned to the class only during the actual meeting times of the class. The auditor will be permitted to enter the facility 30 minutes prior to the class start time.
In order to gain regular access to the Klotsche Center and Pavilion facilities, any auditor, dissertator, off-campus student, or other class participant who has not paid the mandatory student fee must do so in the Bursar Office. The mandatory student fee is dependent on corresponding credit load and must be received in full before usage of facilities.
Credit/No Credit Option
Some courses may be taken on a Credit/No Credit basis rather than for a letter grade. To be granted credit for a course that you've enrolled in with the Credit/No Credit option, you must earn a grade of C- or better.
Courses used to satisfy General Education Requirements and the English and math competencies may not be taken with the C/NC option. Schools and colleges with specific limitations on courses taken with the C/NC option are published below.
Some courses are offered on a C/NC basis only. These may be taken in addition to the published limits. C/NC courses are not counted in the GPA, but courses in which credit is earned will count toward graduation. Courses may be changed from a regular graded basis to C/NC or vice versa only during the same period as courses may be added. Only one such change may be made per semester per course.
University Special Students should contact an advisor in the Admissions Office for more information on the C/NC option.
Off-campus students should contact their advisor for more information on the C/NC option.
|Credit/No Credit Option Table
|Qualifying Students
|C/NC Eligible Courses
|Academic Opportunity Center
|AOC Undergraduates follow the rules published for Letters & Science
|College of Engineering & Applied Science
|Undergraduates in Engineering & Applied Science
|Free elective or Arts/Humanities/Social Science elective courses.
|Maximum of 12 credits; no more than three credits in any one semester.
|College of Health Sciences
|Undergraduates admitted to the College of Health Sciences
|No required courses in any of the pre-professional or professional programs may be taken on a C/NC basis.
|Only one course, regardless of number of credits, may be taken per semester. A maximum of 12 credits may be taken C/NC.
|College of Letters & Science
|Undergraduates in Letters & Science
|Courses other than Honors courses that are not in the student's major or minor.
|One course per semester, maximum of eight courses.
|College of Nursing
|Undergraduates in Nursing
|Non-clinical elective courses in Nursing.
|One course per semester, maximum of six credits.
|Helen Bader School of Social Welfare
|Undergraduates majors and pre-majors in Social Work & Criminal Justice
|Only used in courses outside the 54-65 credit requirements in the Social Work or Criminal Justice major.
|One course per semester, maximum of eight courses.
|Lubar School of Business
|Undergraduates in Business & Pre-Business
|All non-business courses (courses outside Lubar School of Business) that are not required as part of the student's major.
|One course per semester; maximum of eight courses. No Business course may be taken on a C/NC basis by any student regardless of their program unless it is only offered on a C/NC basis. Pre-Business Students may not take ECON 103, ECON 104, or MATH 211 on a C/NC basis.
|Peck School of the Arts
|Undergraduates in the Arts
|Courses outside of the major; any course which would fulfill the core curriculum requirements.
|One course per semester; maximum of eight courses
|School Architecture & Urban Planning
|Pre-Architecture students and upper-level students with a 2.5 GPA
|Elective courses; courses other than the 48 credits required for the Architectural Studies degree.
|One course per semester, maximum eight courses.
|School of Education
|Undergraduates in Education & Pre-Education
|Please see your advisor.
|Please see your advisor.
|School of Information Studies
|Undergraduates in Information Resources
|All non-Information Studies (courses outside SOIS) that are not required as part of the student's major.
|One course per semester, maximum eight courses.
Credit Loads
Maximum credit loads have been established for each term. Undergraduates who enroll beyond the max credit load will be assessed extra tuition above the normal full-time rate.
- Fall or Spring terms: 18 credits in all schools and colleges, except Fine Arts (18 credits or three studio courses). The fall and spring registration limit in PAWS is 18 credits.
- Summer term: 12 credits during the full term duration, but no more than four credits during any sessions less than or equal to four weeks. The summer enrollment limit in PAWS is 12 credits.
- UWinteriM: 3 credits during the full term duration. The UWinteriM enrollment limit in PAWS is 3 credits. Due to the short duration of the term, overloads are generally not permitted during UWinteriM.
If an undergraduate student wishes to overload (take credits beyond the established maximum loads), they may request permission from their school or college advising office. Approval for overload does not waive any course prerequisites or permit enrollment in closed classes.
Graduate students may not register for more than 12 graduate credits in a Fall or Spring semester or 9 graduate credits in the eight-week Summer Session or a total of 12 graduate credits in all sessions between the conclusion of a Spring semester and the beginning of a fall semester. Audit, sport/recreation and colloquium seminar credits are not counted when determining a graduate student's credit load.
If you are taking undergraduate certification coursework, are making up deficiencies, or have exceptional circumstances resulting in special hardship, you must appeal to Graduate Student Services for permission to carry more than the maximum credit load.
If you're a doctoral student classified as a dissertator, you must be enrolled for three graduate-level credits (at the current dissertator rate) each semester until your doctoral dissertation is filed in the Golda Meir Library. The only number of credits for which a dissertator may register is three.
Approval for overload does not waive any course prerequisites or permit enrollment in closed classes. Forms must be submitted to Mellencamp 274 after the student's initial registration appointment time, and will be processed by Registrar's Office staff.
Tuition for Undergraduates Exceeding 165 Credits
Per UW Board of Regent policy, starting in the fall of 2004, all resident undergraduate students who have accumulated 165 credits (or 30 credits more than required by their degree programs, whichever is greater) will be charged a surcharge, equal to 100 percent of the regular resident tuition, on credits beyond the 165 credit plateau.
This policy applies to all UW System earned credits and WTCS transfer credits accepted toward a degree. Credits transferred from other institutions, as well as other types of credit or coursework for which credit may be awarded (such as advanced placement, retroactive credits, credits by examination, remedial credits, etc.) are not included in the credit limit.
The surcharge will be applied to all students in the semester following the one in which they reached the earned credit limit. UW-Milwaukee may make exceptions through an appeals process and grant waivers in cases of extenuating circumstances beyond a student's control.
The Registrar's Office will issue a "Warning of Surcharge" communication to students who are nearing the 165 credit limit and a "Notification of Surcharge" communication to students who exceed the 165 credit limit. The letter will include policy information as well as appeal/waiver instructions which direct the student to visit the advising office within their school or college.
Approved appeals and surcharge waivers will be forwarded to the Registrar's Office by the schools and colleges. Applicable surcharges will be assessed by the Bursar's Office. The Provost's Office will be responsible for the review of programs with credit requirements in excess of 130 credits.
Undergraduate special students are not subject to the credit limit, although degree-seeking students are not permitted to change to special student status for the purpose of avoiding the application of this surcharge. Second-degree candidates and students pursuing post-baccalaureate certification or licensure are not subject to the credit limit. Minnesota reciprocity students are not covered by the policy under the existing compact and will not be subject to the surcharge until such time that Minnesota adopts a similar surcharge.
Credit Hour Policy
Study leading to one semester credit represents an investment of time by the average student of not fewer than 48 hours for class contact in lectures, for laboratories, examinations, tutorials and recitations, and for preparation and study; or a demonstration by the student of learning equivalent to that established as the expected product of such a period of study.
See the full UWM Credit Hour Policy.
Student Status & Class Standing
Enrollment status and class standing are dependent on how many credits you are enrolled in and have completed.
Student Status
The below chart provides status determinations used by federal, state, or private agencies. In order to be reported as fully-enrolled for a term, a student must be enrolled as of the day after the add deadline in that term. Prior to the add deadline, students are considered registered but not fully enrolled.
|Fall/Spring Semester Credit Totals
|Full Time
|Half Time
|Less Than Half
|Academic Opportunity Center
|8 or more
|All Other Undergraduates
|12 or more
|8 or more
|Summer Session Credit Totals
|6 or more
|6 or more
Teaching or program/project assistants that are employed at 1/3 or more time and enrolled for six or more credits during the fall and spring semesters are usually considered full time graduate students.
During each fall and spring semester until their dissertation is accepted by the Graduate School, doctoral students must be enrolled for either three graduate-level dissertation or research credits at the current per-credit dissertator rate. During any summers in which a doctoral student uses university facilities or faculty time, is a fellow or research assistant, or plans to graduate, the doctoral student must register for no more than three graduate level credits (dissertator rate) in the regular eight-week summer session.
Status & Financial Aid
Eligibility for veterans' benefits and other types of aid may be based on different credit load requirements. AOC undergraduates are not considered full-time unless enrolled for 12 or more credits. English 90/95 and Math 90/95 will each be treated as the equivalent of a 3-credit class.
All students' enrollment status for summer is defined to be the same as their fall/spring semester status. Department of Education rules require that the same credit load standards apply for spring, fall and summer session loan deferment verifications. Therefore, for undergraduates, an enrollment of at least six credits (half time enrollment) is required for loan deferment verification purposes for the summer session.
All status determinations and requirements are published through the Financial Aid Office.
Class Standing
Class standing may be used as a prerequisite for a course. The prerequisite given in the course listing refers to the qualifications and/or standing needed to enroll in a given course. If no prerequisite is listed, the course is generally open to all students. If more than one prerequisite is listed, all are necessary unless a choice is clearly indicated.
|Class Standing by Credit Totals
|Academic Opportunity Center
|88 or more
|Business & Information Studies
|86 or more
|Letters & Science
|88 or more
|96 or more
|All Other Majors
|86 or more
Gaining Permission for Courses
If you are unable to add a course in PAWS, you may be able to gain permission to take the course by submitting a Registration Change Form, also called an Add-Drop Form. The form may not guarantee enrollment and it is always recommended that you work with your advisor before completing a form. You can only use the form in the below mentioned situations.
Fail to Meet Prerequisites: If you feel you are ready to take a class for which you don't meet the prerequisites, you can request permission from the course instructor.
Repeats Beyond Allowed Limit: If you want to repeat a course for a third time, or beyond whatever allowed limit is in place, you can request permission from your school or college/academic advisor and alert the class instructor.
Audit By Permission: If you want to audit a class that is marked with a # symbol and requires written consent to audit, you can request permission from the course instructor.
Credit Overload: If you want to take more credits than the maximum allowed load, you can request permission from your school or college/academic advisor.
Permission/Consent: If you want to take a course that requires permission or consent, you can request permission from the course instructor. Courses that require consent will return an error message in PAWS if you try to add them. In lieu of the form, you can also request a permission number from the department offering the course.
Closed Course: If you want to enroll in a class that has been closed in PAWS, you can request permission from the course instructor.
Past Add Deadline: If you want to enroll in a class after the published Add Deadline has passed, you can request permission from the course instructor and your school or college/academic advisor.
Past Drop Deadline: If you want to drop a class after the published Drop With W Deadline has passed, you can request permission from the course instructor and your school or college/academic advisor.
Administrative Drops
If you do not meet a course prerequisite but have been able to enroll anyway, you may be administratively dropped from the course or you may be required to drop the course.
If you don't show up for the first week of class and don't notify anyone, or if you ever fail to meet the class attendance policy, you may be administratively dropped from the course. Students that fail to attend a class during the first week (or in some cases the first two weeks) may be dropped so that another student can be accommodated.
Administrative Drops are initiated by the school or college that is offering the course or by the course instructor. Departments have the right to enforce class prerequisite and attendance policies and may administratively drop students that do not meet the requirements. You are responsible for understanding course prerequisite or attendance policies as well as tuition for dropped classes. Communicate with the course instructor if you feel you may be in danger of being administratively dropped, or drop a course as soon as you know you can't remain in the class. Do not wait for the department to complete an administrative drop as fees for dropped classes are based on the date you drop the class online via PAWS or the date your drop form is submitted to the Registrar's Office.
Students pursuing a degree from UWM will take most of their coursework on a graded basis. The general quality of a student's performance in their classes is expressed in terms of the grade point average (GPA). The number of grade points earned in a course is computed by multiplying the points for the grade by the number of credits for which the course is offered. For example, if a student earned a B in a three-credit course, they would earn nine grade points. GPA is calculated by dividing the total number of grade points earned by the total number of graded points taken. The highest possible average is 4.000 or an A in every subject.
The grade point average recorded on the official UWM transcript is based solely upon credits earned or attempted at UWM. Some schools and colleges have different standards for GPA calculation and may include transfer work; see degree requirements in the Undergraduate Catalog for specifics. UWM credits taken as audit or credit/no credit do not apply to your UWM GPA. If a student wants to receive a letter grade for a course, they should not specify audit or credit/no credit as a grading basis when registering on PAWS.
UWM uses a letter grade system that includes "plus" and "minus" grades and is based on a 4.000 scale. For convenience in computing averages, each letter grade carries a specified number of points per credit.
|Grade Point Chart
|Other Grade Values
|C- or higher in a "Credit/No Credit" course
|D+ or lower in a "Credit/No Credit" course (will not appear on your academic record)
|Grade was not submitted in time to be reported
|Progress (research and thesis course work still in progress)
|Satisfactory (audit and zero-credit courses only)
|Unsatisfactory (zero-credit courses only except for English 090/095, Linguistics 096 and Math 090/095, which are assigned letter grades though they carry no degree or GPA credit)
|Unrecorded – Audit Only (the course will not be entered on your academic record)
|Course dropped by student after fourth week of semester or first quarter of shorter session
|Administrative Drop (enrollment in course violates permitted number of repeats)
|Repeat Course (counts in GPA)
F-Grade Policy
Effective Fall 2004, UWM implemented a "F" grading system due to Federal compliance requirements for students receiving financial aid. When reporting a grade of "F," instructors will also report a number corresponding to the student's "week of last participation" in the course. A student receiving the grade "F0" would have never attended or participated, and a student with a grade of "F16" would signify completion of the entire term. The numeral for "week of last participation" will be reflected on unofficial transcripts and grade reports. On official transcripts, only the grade of "F" will be reflected.
You may be given an incomplete if you have carried a subject successfully until near the end of the semester but, because of illness or other unusual and substantiated cause beyond your control, have been unable to take or complete the final examination or to complete some limited amount of coursework. An incomplete is not given unless you prove to the instructor that you were prevented from completing the course requirements for just cause as indicated above.
Undergraduates are required to complete a course marked incomplete prior to the end of the next succeeding semester (excluding summer sessions and UWinteriM). If the incomplete is not removed during this period, the report of "I" will lapse to "F". If you earn an incomplete in your last semester of attendance prior to graduation from UWM, contact the Graduation Processing Office at (414) 229-4269 for information regarding the completion deadline.
Graduate students should contact the Graduate School for more information on the incomplete policy for graduate students.
Grade Changes
Students anticipating a grade change may view their grades in PAWS daily to confirm whether or not a grade has been changed. Only instructors assigned to teach a course may award or change grades for that course. Additional information on the Online Grade Change website.
Academic Action
If your GPA falls below minimum university wide standards for any grading period, or if your academic status cannot be determined due to outstanding incompletes or unreported grades, you will be subject to academic action. UWM monitors your academic progress to better support you as a student. All students are encouraged to make use of the extensive academic resources available.
University-Wide Academic Action Policy
The university-wide Academic Action Policy holds you, as an enrolled UWM student, to minimum standards of academic achievement. Individual schools and colleges may adopt stricter criteria, and you should consult the school/college advising offices for specific information.
Unacceptable academic performance will result in formal academic action. The following actions are recorded on the unofficial transcript: (1) Academic Probation; (2) Academically Dropped* for One Semester; (3) Final Probation and (4) Academically Dropped* for Two Years. Your official transcript will document any Academic Drop* action.
1) Academic Probation
Probation is a formal academic action that documents unacceptable performance on your unofficial transcript. If your cumulative GPA falls below 2.000 at the end of any grading term, you will be placed on Academic Probation. As long as your GPA in subsequent semesters remains above 2.000, you can continue to take classes even if your cumulative GPA remains below 2.000.
Once your cumulative GPA increases to 2.000 or higher, you will clear probation.
2) Academically Dropped for One Semester*
If you are placed on Academic Probation and your GPA in a subsequent semester falls below 2.000, you will be Academically Dropped for One Semester.
3) Final Probation
If you are Academically Dropped for any period of time and are permitted to enroll, you would return on Final Probation. As long as your GPA in subsequent semesters remains above 2.000, you can continue to take classes even if your cumulative GPA remains below 2.000.
Once your cumulative GPA increases to 2.000 or higher, you will clear probation.
4) Academically Dropped for Two Years*
If you are placed on Final Probation and your GPA in a subsequent semester falls below 2.000, you will be Academically Dropped for Two Years.
*Academic Drop
An Academic Drop is dismissal from the university for academic ineligibility. Academic Drop status is initiated by administrative offices and you must apply for readmission before you will be allowed to resume work at UWM.
You may be reinstated immediately after a drop action or readmitted after the specified drop period (one semester or two years). If readmitted or reinstated, you will be placed on Final Probation. These actions (reinstatement or readmission) may only be taken by the dean of the school or college by which you were dropped. Even if you wish to change your field of study upon reentry to UWM, you still need to obtain official permission to re-enter from the academic dean of the school or college from which you were dropped.
If you were Academically Dropped for any amount of time and you wish to change your field of study, you must first obtain permission to re-enter from the academic dean of the school or college from which you were dropped. When reapplying, indicate your current desired field of study in the appropriate box on the application. If readmitted, you must contact the academic dean of the school or college you wish to transfer to and initiate the process of officially changing your classification. It may be beneficial to contact the academic dean of your new school or college to discuss the possibility of reclassification before you apply for admission.


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Man, i just heard the funniest thing ever on the NFL game.. Clay Matthews recorded his 4th sacks and the guy whos doing the game with Mayock goes like this.. " I think Clay Matthews is gonna be Defensive Player of the week unless someone has a better one then he did tonight"....LOL Really? lol
Like i did last yr, i'm gonna do a mock after every game(some point during week after the game), picking in the area the giants are perdicted to pick at that time based on the record.. As of now, i'm gonna couple the loss with being the SB champs and take a guess that were in the 25-30range.. I'm gonna have as at 28 for this week.. The more weeks go by, it'll get more clear... For the first 3-5 weeks, i'm only gonna do 4or5 rds... I'll start doing 7rds as the college season goes along and more is figured out about the prospects.. So anyways, without further adu..lol
1. Chance Warmack G Alabama- It was outta warmack, fluker, wagner, okafor, byndom, and eifert for me here.. I love kawaan short but think he'll be gone by this time.. I chose a G over T because i think Warmack is a special player and Special player sare hard to come by very late in the 1st rd.. I do like Wagner alot, but i feel warmack is more of a sure thing(as far as sure things go..lol) A flat out road grader, warmack will really help our run game and to keep guys from rushing up the middle..
2. Terry Hawthorne CB Illinois- I really like this kid and hes got solid size and with the loss of TT for the yr, who knows what his deal is going forward and as of today, Prince is stilll a big question mark as is are overall depth.. Hawthorne combines solid size/speed combo with good ball skills..He was tied for the BIG 10 lead in Passes Defended per game in 2011... He hasen't made a huge splash yet this yr, but the kid can ball..
3. Devin Taylor DE S.Carolina- He might be gone before end of rd 3, but if hes there, id take a shot on all that potential. And with the loss of Osi most likely after this season, DE could be a need..
4. Graham Pocic C Illinois- LOVE EM! Just freaking LOVE EM! Gritty hard nose kid with Tackle size who i think will eventually work his way into the 3rd rd range.. Adding 2olineman in the first 4rds is probably a good idea..
5. AJ Klein ILB Iowa St- Playmaking Thumper in the middle.. A leader for the cyclones, and could come in and push Herzlich and possibly replace Blackburn.. Either way, we could use someone at MLB that challenges both of those guys, or take one of there spots if there not retained after the yr...
Some think Hawthorne will be a first rounder. Not sure about that yet round 2 seems more likely. it will depend on which underclassmen come out. Illinois has some nice NFL talent but arent that good of a team. Weird how that works out some times. Giants are going to have to take the best Olineman they can get. At this point where they play doesnt matter. U can argue that all 5 spots could use an upgrade. Could Chris Snee get cut? His cap number is almost 8 million next season. He has declined rather quickly. He is Coughlins son in law which complicates things. Giants need help on the line and 8 million can fetch a really good Offensive lineman. Dallas Thomas from Tennessee would be fantastic. His ability to play LT or LG would upgrade this team immediatly. Barret Jones is another guy that can play multiple spots.
By the way have u been banned. They have banned me twice this week. I keep getting caught up in there spam bannings
And no, i haven't been banned.. What do the mods keep killing ur account becuase its right in the mix of the spammers? If so, the Mods need to be more careful.. I've actually reported spammers about 10times all ready.. Just trying to do my part..
2things i really dislike about these new boards are the fact theres a ton of spam and that there isn't a forum for posts ur involed in.. U have to look all over for the posts u are involved in, to check if u have responses.. Its just not as personal... Theres always like a gazillion threads going on...
Hey Redeye, how much do u like Brennan Williams? Also, whats ur take on Kevin Red****? Is Red**** worth a 2nd rd pick?
As far as Hawthorne, I like his measurables a lot. He is a hustler, and a good character guy as far as I can see. In all those ways he is a "Reese type" guy. He is also very good closer to the ball and combined with his WR skills(he plays some wr occasionaly) he is a ball hawk. My 1 hesitation about him, which he can easily correct, is his man v man skills downfield. What I have seen of him looks good, but I want to see him vs top notch wrs in man coverage.
Luckily for us this is a good year for big CBs. Banks, Rhodes, and Amerson are all good prospects. I think Rhodes is the best fit for what we do here. He dominates WRs early in the route more than anyone in the draft. That is exactly what you want in a passrush oriented defense. However, I would not complain about any of those guys.


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i´ve been looking for information about how to create a factory restore disk for my Y530 laptop. I try with OKR but only let me create a full backup image of 58GB at maximum compression. I bought it a couple of months ago and i don´t want to backup it all, just the stuff that came originally with the laptop (windows, drivers and software).
How can i do that? Is there recovery disks to purchase, download or get from support?
Thanks in advance.
Andrés M.
Solved! Go to Solution.
You can perform following:
1) Get Acronis Disk Director Suite or Paragon Partition Manger,
2) With help of this software change hidden partition type to 0x7 (7h), unhide it
3) Boot into windows and copy factory.wsi file and coresponding image files from ex-hidden partition
4) Run OKR 6 software from Windows and create recovery disk from this image
5) Revert changes you've made with hidden partition
6) Voila!!
Thank´s a lot skripatch!!!!!
im copying the factory.0xx files right now
i used paragon partition manager 9.0 pro and works fine in vista 64bits (in some forums i read it doesn´t)
this shold be a little easier maybe with an option trough OKR6, or just placing this files in the LENOVO (D visible partition.
Gracias nuevamente por tu ayuda!!!
Hello Skripatch,
I was trying to follow your suggestions about creating the recovery disk since I am in same situation as the originator of the post. (Don't want to back up all the data..the limit on D partition is 29 GB while the backup is about 70 GB)
I could not get to the desired results, may be I did not understand the instructions properly.
I can see two partitions on my hard disk
One is local disk C
other is Lenovo D.
Using the Paragon Partition Manager, I see that both of my partitions are unhidden.
But I could not see any factor.wsi file in "Lenovo D" partition.
Please can you guide me in more details.
Thanks for your help.
there is a third partition which is hidden. You have to do de steps 1 and 2 that Skripatch post to unhide it and view the files to build the factory recovery discs
Hello Andresmdo,
I saw the third partition. Unhide it and then restarted the computer. Still I cannot see that partition on "My Computer".
After unhiding, the Paragon Partition Manager shows that prtition in red color and says it is unformated.
I am not able to understand this.
Do I need to do anything extra.
Can I make the copy of this partition and try using it.
Thanks for your help
Finally I succeeded in viewing the hidden partition, but stuk up with another problem.
I still cannot write the recovery dvd with One Key Recovery 6.0
This is what I did:
I have initially 2 partitions, C = 254 GB and D (Lenovo) @ 28 GB
The one hidden partition is 14 GB
I made some space by reducing the size of C partition.
Then copied the hidden partition using "Paragon".
Then Unhide this new partition and change partition ID to 07.
Then I could see the factory.wsi and its images there.
I copied them to the another folder on C drive
Started One key using Desktop icon.
Pointed it to the factory.wsi files copied to C drive.
It asked for blank dvd.
Inserted one.
When it started to gather files for burning
Aafter about 45 sec, it threw out the initial dvd without writing anything.
Then I got the error
Fail: error code 0xE0DD001F
An internal program error has occured
Dont know what to do here after
I have been following skripatch and other's posts about this.
No luck so far.
Are there any hopes !!
I don't have any external USB optical drives.
Does anybody has an idea about how to combine .wsi files using another software if possible.
Thanks for any advice / suggestions.
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Preschool Proposal Faces Uncertain Future
Obama Wants a Place for 'Every Child in America,' but Republicans in Congress Question Existing Programs' Effectiveness
President Barack Obama's proposal to significantly expand preschool programs could run into roadblocks as Republican lawmakers and others question the effectiveness of existing early-learning programs.
Mr. Obama called during Tuesday's State of the Union address for preschool for "every child in America." He offered few details other than to say he wants to work with states and Congress to develop a plan that targets low- and moderate-income 4-year-olds, while also expanding programs to reach hundreds of thousands of middle-class children.
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An administration official said the proposal is not an effort to expand the federally run Head Start preschool program for low-income families, although spending on Head Start could continue to grow. Administration officials added that the plan would call for federal spending, much of it crafted to offer states an incentive to put more money into pre-kindergarten. The proposal also calls for parents to pay pre-K tuition, on a sliding scale, they said.
Mr. Obama is expected to release more details of the plan during a visit to a Georgia pre-K program on Thursday.
As of 2010-2011, about 28% of 4-year-olds were enrolled in state-funded preschool programs, according to the National Institute for Early Education Research, based at Rutgers University. States spent about $5.5 billion on the programs. Many other American children are enrolled in private programs.
Until now, the Obama administration has focused far more on K-12 education, though it did run a Race to the Top Early Learning Challenge that awarded about $600 million to 14 states to expand access to preschool slots and ratchet up quality. But Mr. Obama's current proposal would signal a huge leap into the preschool field.
Rep. John Kline (R., Minn.), chairman of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, said Wednesday that while he agrees children should have a "foundation" to succeed in school, "before we spend more taxpayer dollars on new programs, we must first review what is and is not working in existing initiatives."
Mr. Kline noted that House and Senate Republicans have questioned the effectiveness of the $7.6 billion Head Start program, which serves about one million low-income 3- and 4-year-olds.
But there is mounting research that high-quality early-childhood programs benefit children, said Steve Barnett, executive director of the National Institute for Early Education Research. He said the positive effects, which can include higher high-school graduation rates, are more notable with low-income kids, but "are not trivial for non-low-income children. So we know this can be a good investment." He noted research showing that every dollar invested in high-caliber pre-K programs saves $7 later on by reducing teen pregnancy and crime, among other things.
However, some critics worry about the federal government playing any role in expanding preschool programs.
Lindsey Burke, a fellow in education policy at the conservative Heritage Foundation, called Head Start a failure and said she isn't "optimistic that any federal expansion of preschool will look any different from this failed program." She pointed to a recent report from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees Head Start, showing that children in the program made more academic progress than their counterparts who weren't enrolled, but those gains faded by third grade. The study also found parents of Head Start children reported their children had less aggressive behavior and better social skills.
The Obama administration, which has acknowledged the shortcomings of Head Start, has tried to boost the caliber of the program by tagging more than 250 programs as deficient and forcing them to compete for funds.
Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said Wednesday in an interview broadcast online that funding early-childhood programs is the best investment in education. He said it's easy for politicians to ignore pre-K, particularly because it will be many years before they see a return on their investment. But, Mr. Duncan said, too many children are already behind when they reach kindergarten. "We're constantly playing catch-up at every level," he said.
Also on Wednesday, four Democratic senators introduced a bill that would create a new competitive grant program to expand preschool programs, with priority given to low-income children. States that apply for the money would have to meet certain criteria, such as using assessments to improve instruction, and would have to provide a dollar-to-dollar match. No price tag was attached to the plan.
During the past decade, many states have expanded preschool programs and tried to improve quality. Mr. Obama singled out Oklahoma and Georgia, two states led by Republicans, during his speech. Both states require special training for preschool teachers and have set rigorous teaching and learning standards for young children.
Kris Perry, executive director of the First Five Years Fund, which backs an expansion of high-quality programs, said preschool has been a bipartisan issue at the state level. She said Mr. Obama's plan should include federal guidelines on quality and accountability, but also give states some leeway.
"The one-size-fits-all approach is really difficult to implement," she said.
—Colleen McCain Nelson contributed to this article.
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The Black West: A Documentary and Pictoral History of the African American Role in the Westward Expansion of the United States
"A guide to the real America…Usable, nearly lost, invaluable history"
— Alice Walker
"Seeks to break the shackles of conventional American historical categories"
— Howard Dodson, Chief Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
This entirely new edition of a famous classic has glorious new photographs—many never seen before—as well as revised text that deepens our understanding of the vital role played by African-American men and women on our early frontiers.
Inspired by a conversation William Loren Katz had with Langston Hughes, The Black West presents long-neglected stories of daring pioneers such as Nat Love a.k.a. Deadwood Dick, Mary Fields a.k.a. Stagecoach Mary, Cranford Goldsby a.k.a. Cherokee Bill—and a host of other intrepid men and women who marched into the wilderness alongside Chief Osceola, Billy the Kid and Geronimo.
Featuring captivating narratives and photographs (many from the author's world famous collection), The Black West enriches and deepens our stirring frontier saga. From slave runaways during the colonial era, to the journeys of Lewis and Clark, to the charge at San Juan Hill, Katz vividly recounts the crucial contributions African Americans made during the scroes of frontier encounters. With its stirring pictues and vivid eyewitness accounts, The Black West is an exhilarating treasure trove.
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"Katz's pioneering volume covers every phase of African-American life out West, from fur trading and homesteading to serving as scouts, guides and explorers to the military campaigns of the Buffalo Soldiers. First published in 1971 and now in its fifth edition, The Black West has an improved photo archive, offering more rare shots of black riders, ropers, cavalry members and ranchers, and includes a fresh section on black women on the last frontier…The Black West provides new information for those fooled by John Wayne films and TV shows like "Gunsmoke" into thinking only whites wielded six-guns and broke broncos." Read the complete review.
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Sequel Compact Desk by BDI
designed by Matthew Weatherly
At A Glance:
A sequel to the Sequel that's not quite the same Sequel. Got it? Smaller, more manageable in more spaces, and just as effective for simple office work.
The Sequel Compact Desk is great for smaller spaces. A smaller version of the Sequel Desk, the Compact Desk can be configured for left or right-handed users, and the desk partners perfectly with the Sequel 6007 Low File Pedestal and other Sequel components.
The single-level drawer can hold oversized keyboards and includes wire management slots in the back for rechargeable items. The desk includes a tilt-down inside panel providing easy access to wall connections while keeping all wires out of sight.
See the entire BDI Sequel Office collection.
What's To Like:
The hidden keyboard that pops out of the desk can be configured for both right and left handed users. The innovative "privacy screen" on the front of the desk is also a handy organizer for all the various electronics cords that plague the modern workspace.
What's Not to Like:
If you're looking for a big desk, or an office center that gives you plenty of space to operate, keep looking - perhaps at the original Sequel Desk.
The Bottom Line:
The Sequel Compact Desk is practically the exact same design as the original Sequel - it's just not as wide, and therefore more adaptable to multiple office spaces and space restrictions. If you need a high quality desk but you don't have the space for a more formidable form, this is the desk for you.
The Sequel Compact Desk is shown here with the optional back panel, a cord-hiding second panel that encases all the cords with a second magnetic panel. The Compact Desk only comes with the front "modesty" panel, but you would really only need the back panel if you were using the compact desk in a setting where it does not face the wall. In the end, it's definitely up to you whether the Back Panel is necessary as it's not required to make use of the desk itself.
|Multifunctional Desk Drawer
The Sequel Compact Desk features a recharging area in the back of the drawer. This drawer has wire retention slots to hold the cords of your rechargeable devices in place when the device is removed. There, these normally cluttered cords and cables remain hidden until your various electronic devices need recharging.
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No more unsightly, tangled power strip on the floor. With 4 extra-strength magnets and adhesive padding, the BDI Sequel Compact Desk holds any power strip fast to its internal steel structure. This unique system keeps power strips out of sight, but easily within reach should you need to change your power cords at a moment's notice.
|Integrated Cord Management
Simple tilt-down panels built into the desk hide all cables and cords. If the desk is placed against a wall, the Sequel's back panel can be removed to reach wall outlets.
|Micro-Etched Glass Surface
Textured glass top provides a clean, smooth writing surface. Tempered glass can be cleaned with a simple glass cleaner and a lint-free cloth or with a "Magic Eraser" (ask for it your local drug store).
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Sequel Desk
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Materials & Measurements
Natural wood veneer with satin stainless steel base.
Overall: 29" h x 47.25" w x 24" d
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Thoughtful design; sleek lines; material quality that is without peer. Becker Designed Inc. was founded in 1984 by Bill Becker with the goal of making top-notch modern furniture design accessible to the public. They've succeeded. With the most functional, well-engineered, and attractively designed TV stands on the market, BDI has raised the bar to an impressive height. Features like flow-through ventilation, IR-friendly glass, integrated wheels, and removable back panels are just a few of the innovative ways BDI has discovered to make the TV stand that much better. Today, BDI is best know for its home entertainment systems, but it has also applied its vision and craftsmanship in its lines of tables, shelving, and mirrors. BDI is located in Chantilly, Virginia.
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Heavily influenced by Danish modern style, Matthew studied Scandinavian design, architecture, and woodworking at Denmark's Design School and holds a degree in Industrial Design from Pratt Institute. Inspired by his love of Nature, Matthew's designs have become known for merging maximum functionality with minimal materials, always striving to do more with less.
Because of the reduced size of the BDI Sequel Compact Desk 6003, it fits perfectly in any office layout. For small start-up companies with limited space, the desk provides a quality work space that doesn't sacrifice style. For larger companies that want to bring staff together and encourage a teamwork atmosphere, the desk is an individual working space that will keep staff close. The desk will set the tone of your office design and become a noticed component to your office layout. Customers will instantly recognize your company as a place that knows quality and provides that to their clients.
For a space at home that requires the perfect desk, the BDI Sequel Compact Desk 6003 is what you're looking for. Requiring little space and capable of fitting into a cozy room that already contains a bed, dresser, and side table, this desk slides in seamlessly without taking up much space. The desk will become the best friend of the studying student in your house and will be a big contributor to creating the peaceful environment for optimum focus. For a home office layout, the desk provides everything needed in a workspace without taking up the entire room. This leaves your home office with plenty of space for bookcases, file cabinets and other home office accessories.
The Sequel Compact Desk comes in the colors of rich walnut, natural stained cherry and espresso stained oak. It is easily customized with the addition of a magnetically attached back panel for desks in free floating spaces and a three-drawer file cabinet that slides under the desk. Discover the desk that gives you everything needed in a small and simple package.
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Package Information:
Dimensions: 65" x 31 x 9"
Weight: 103 lb
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Q:Is the desk footing compatible for rollers or casters?Asked on 9/27/2013 by Kelly from Portland Oregon
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A:Technically, no. The Sequel Compact Desk has adjustable glides (feet) that screw in but has no option for casters. At your own risk you could certainly unscrew the feet and screw in something else with the same thread and diameter stem but we can't recommend it.Answered on 9/30/2013 by Melanie from SmartFurniture.com
Q:How much does the Sequel Compact Desk weigh?Asked on 1/28/2011 by Anonymous
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A:The Sequel Compact Desk weighs 85 lbs.Answered on 2/2/2011 by Mark from Smartfurniture.com
Q:Why would I buy the back panel?Asked on 12/6/2010 by Anonymous
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A:The back panel for the Sequel Compact Desk a cord-hiding second panel that encases all the cords with a second magnetic panel. The Compact Desk only comes with the front "modesty" panel, but you would really only need the back panel if you were using the compact desk in a setting where it does not face the wall. In the end, it's definitely up to you whether the Back Panel is necessary as it's not required to make use of the desk itself.Answered on 12/6/2010 by Smart Furniture
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When it comes to food, I make an effort to buy local items as often as possible. Part of it is to financially support my state, if not my county, and part of it is to minimize the pollution required to transport products imported from far away.
When faced with seafood choices however, my wannabe-environmentalist mind feels racked with guilt and confusion. Is wild seafood really always better than farmed? How do I know if it was harvested in a sustainable way? When, where, and how was the seafood caught? These are the type of questions that leave me so clueless and frustrated that I just walk away from the seafood counter empty-handed time after time.
I was walking around my local farmer's market last weekend with my husband and two-year-old daughter, and we stopped by the new crab stall because my daughter was mesmerized by the creatures. A young woman with a sunny disposition took the time to let her touch the crabs and label certain parts of its anatomy. As we were leaving, I grabbed her business card. It told me her name was Sarah Rathbone and she ran a community supported fishery (CSF) called Community Seafood. I knew she would be the perfect person to pester with my burning questions! Continue Reading "The Ins and Outs of Community Supported Fisheries" »


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UTSA Lyric Theatre presents 'Working'
(Sept. 29, 2008)--The UTSA Lyric Theatre of the Department of Music presents "Working" in the Buena Vista Theater at the UTSA Downtown Campus Oct. 3,5, 10 and 12. The musical adaptation of the Studs Terkel book, "Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do," examines the viewpoints of average workers -- showing they are anything but average. The production is directed by William McCrary, associate professor of music.
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Based on a series of interviews with real working people -- construction workers, teachers, truckers, waitresses, firemen, secretaries and cleaning women -- "Working" is an exploration of the individuals' occupations and a lament for lost hopes and dreams. The characters share aspirations that never came to be, still demonstrating a strong work ethic even in jobs they may detest.
Conceived by Stephen Schwartz ("Godspell," "Pippin"), the book is by Schwartz and Nina Faso with music by Schwartz, Craig Carnelia, Micki Grant, Mary Rodgers and James Taylor. The lyrics are by Schwartz, Carnelia, Grant, Taylor and Susan Birkenhead.
Performances are 7:30 p.m. Oct. 3 and 10 (Friday) and 3 p.m. Oct. 5 and 12 (Sunday). Tickets are $15, $10 for students, and are available by calling (210) 458-5685.