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Undergraduate Catalog > Academic Departments, Programs, and Courses > Secondary Education and Educational Technology > Adolescence Education: Spanish Major Requirements
I. Professional Education Sequence
EDUC 106 Issues, Philosophy. and Foundations in Education
3 s.h.
EDUC 201 Diversity and Teaching
3 s.h.
EPSY 229 Survey of Exceptional Children
3 s.h.
EPSY 275 Psychological Foundations of Education: Learning and Motivation
3 s.h.
EPSY 250 Adolescent Growth and Development
EDUC 246 Development of Language and Adolescence Literacy
3 s.h.
EDUC 346 Teaching Reading in Content Area
3 s.h.
EDUC 213 Education Law Requirements
1 s.h.
FLED 392 Research, Theory and Practice in Middle & High School Foreign Language Education
4 s.h.
FLED 396 Student Teaching in Secondary Foreign Language
12 s.h.
FLED 398 Seminar in Middle and High School Foreign Language Education
3 s.h.
Sub Total 41 s.h.
II. Content Courses
SPAN 104 or equivalent before beginning major field
SPAN 205 Civilization of Latin America
3 s.h.
SPAN 202 Advanced Spanish Usage I
3 s.h.
SPAN 203 Advanced Spanish Usage II
3 s.h.
SPAN 204 Civilization of Spain
3 s.h.
SPAN 212 Conversational Spanish or
SPAN 215 Spanish for Bilingual Speakers
3 s.h.
SPAN 316 Spanish Phonetics & Phonology
3 s.h.
SPAN 208 Introduction to Spanish Literature
3 s.h.
SPAN 311 Spanish Literature I
3 s.h.
SPAN 313 Spanish-American Literature I
3 s.h.
Complete any courses not taken previously between SPAN 300-399. No more than 3 s.h. of Spanish mini courses may count towards the major.
9 s.h.
Sub Total 36 s.h.
III. Related Work
EDUC 254 Integrated Technology: Middle/High School
3 s.h.
Any Foreign language at the 102 level or higher ~OR~ meeting the education foreign language requirement in related work via a proficiency score on the foreign language exam of 250 or higher or via three years of progressive study of the same foreign language in high school.
0-6 s.h.
Sub Total 3-9 s.h.
IV. General Education Coursework
Must complete at least 7 of the 10 general education areas with a minimum of 30 s.h.. These courses may overlap with other requirements.
V. Electives
Electives dependent upon selections and with advisement
12-24 s.h.
Program Total 122 s.h.
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The plasma protein fetuin: common structural features of the mammalian fetuin family
Brown, William Michael (1991) The plasma protein fetuin: common structural features of the mammalian fetuin family University of Southampton, Department of Clinical Neurological Sciences, Doctoral Thesis , 222pp.
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The structure and tissue-specific expression of the bovine
plasma glycoprotein fetuin and its homologues in other species has
been examined. From the known partial amino acid sequence of bovine
fetuin, degenerate oligonucleotide probes were designed. These
probes were end-labelled using 14 polynucleotide kinase and were
used to screen an adult bovine liver cDNA library by plaque
hybridisation. A cDNA encoding the whole of the plasma protein was
obtained and was fully sequenced on both strands. The deduced amino
acid sequence was confirmed by protein sequence data in the
literature [Christie et al., (1987), FEES Letts. 214, 45-49]. The
bovine fetuin cDNA was labelled by the random-primer technique and
w#s used to screen a fetal sheep liver (pooled 40-60 cDNA
library. A cDNA encoding the whole of sheep fetuin was obtained and
was fully sequenced. The sheep fetuin cDNA was similarly labelled
and was used to screen an adult pig liver cDNA library. An almost
full-length pig fetuin clone was obtained and was sequenced. The
deduced amino acid sequences were confirmed by amino-terminal
protein sequence analysis by Dr. D.L. Christie of the glycoproteins
purified from plasma. During this project it was reported that the
protein encoded kyf rat clone pp(# [Auberger et ai., (1989), Cell
58, 631-640] showed strong homology to bovine fetuin and human
ag-HS glycoprotein. Further analysis, reported in this thesis,
demonstrates that clone pp63 encodes rat fetuin.
The three fetuin sequences reported in this thesis are
compared with the other known members of the mammalian fetuin
family: human ag-HS glycoprotein, the rat protein encoded by clone
pp63 and mouse fetuin. Sequence analysis reveals that fetuins
comprise three domains: at the amino-terminus two cystatin-like
domains and a unique carboxyl-terminal domain. A series of actual
or potential sites for post-translational modification are apparent
in the sequences.
By the techniques used (northern blot, RNAase protection assay
and polymerase chain reaction) fetuin expression could only be
detected in the liver. No fetuin mRNA could be detected in the
fetal brain, although the protein can be immunocytochemically
localised there. Data reported here show that in cattle, fetuin is
a positive acute phase protein. It has been reported that human aj-
HS glycoprotein and rat fetuin are negative acute phase proteins.
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Each year, the Access to Justice Section honors several members of the Massachusetts legal community with awards for their pro bono and volunteer work. The following attorneys will be recognized at the Friday, March 2 Access to Justice Luncheon. Congratulations to the following attorneys:
The Legal Services Award will be given to two attorneys: Robert A. Sable, executive director of Greater Boston Legal Services for 15 years, and Richard McMahon, the executive director of the New Center for Legal Advocacy in Bristol County. Sable and McMahon have dedicated their entire careers to legal service work, together combining for more than 60 years of efforts.
S. Stephen Rosenfeld, aside from his most well-known position as Governor Dukakis' chief of staff, has established a career in private practice, public service and teaching. The MBA will honor him with the Pro Bono Publico Award for his tireless advocacy for individuals' rights to adequate health care.
The recipient of this year's Defender Award is Wendy Wolf. A public defender in Cambridge, Boston and Dedham for more than 20 years, she has spent much of the last decade representing juveniles. For the past four years, Wolf has also formed and administered the Juvenile Defense Network, which provides support for lawyers in juvenile courts across the state.
Attorney Raymond P. Veary Jr. will receive the Prosecutor Award in recognition of his work at the Bristol County District Attorney's Office. Described as a "prosecutor's prosecutor," Veary has successfully prosecuted a significant number of homicide cases in Bristol County. Recently, he headed the county's homicide unit and served as a leader in the prosecution of gang activity.
Boston law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP will receive the Pro Bono Award for Law Firms. Located in Boston for only five years and beginning with just 17 attorneys, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP has expanded to 35 attorneys, with each attorney's annual pro bono involvement averaging more than 50 hours per year.
The phones were ringing off the hook at the Feb. 7 Dial-A-Lawyer program, which takes place on the first Wednesday of every month at the MBA's Boston office. Attorneys answered 129 calls: the highest number of calls taken at the Boston Dial-A-Lawyer program within the past year. Callers' questions ranged from identity theft and insurance to contracts and civil rights. The most common topic was family law, which represented about 19 percent of the calls. Landlord/tenant, labor, probate and real estate law questions comprised another 32 percent of the calls.
More than 35 callers reported that they heard about the MBA's Dial-A-Lawyer program through Tuesday night's Fox 25 News broadcast, where MBA Treasurer Robert F. Lucas was interviewed about the program on the station's evening news broadcast.
To see a video clip of the interview, click here.
Dial-A-Lawyer was made possible with the commitment of the following volunteers:
David Barber
Law Offices of David Barber, Watertown
Jennifer Barnazani-Ludlum
McRoberts, Roberts & Rainer LLP, Boston
William T. Boyle
William T. Boyle Attorney at Law, Lowell
John Donnelly
Office of the Attorney General, Boston
Christy Hepburn
Macero & Associates PC, Boston
Philip Howe
Lecomte, Emanuelson & Doyle, Quincy
Sharon V. Jones
Sharon V. Jones Attorney at Law, Boston
George Megaloudis
Roach & Wise LLP, Boston
David Russman
The Russman Law Firm, Boston
J. Daniel Silverman
J. Daniel Silverman Attorney at Law, Wakefield
Stephen Viegas
Law Office of Stephen G. Viegas, Reading
The Public Services Department is always looking for volunteer attorneys to field calls. If you are a member of the MBA in good standing, have a wide variety of legal experience and are interested in volunteering, please call (617) 338-0556, or [e-mail LRS].
This week, Patrick Francomano and Susan A. Huettner were appointed as co-chairs of the MBA's newest section: the General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Section, which was approved at the Jan. 25 House of Delegates meeting.
Francomano, of the Law Office of Patrick Francomano, has been an active member of the MBA for more than 15 years. He has served as a member of the Law Practice Management Section Council and on various MBA committees, including the Solo/Small Firm Committee and the Lawyers in Transition Committee. A graduate of the New England School of Law, he practices in North Attleboro.
Huettner practices in Falmouth at the Law Office of Susan A. Huettner PC. Huettner has been an active member of the MBA for more than a decade, serving on the Family Law and Law Practice Management Section Councils and several different MBA committees, as well as the House of Delegates. Huettner received her bachelor's degree from Dartmouth College and her J.D. from Indiana University.
The Massachusetts Bar Association and Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly co-sponsored "Excellence in the Law" on Thursday, Feb. 1 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Westin, Boston Waterfront. This year's event honorees included:
MBA President Mark D Mason presented the Daniel F. Toomey Excellence in the Judiciary Award to the Hon. Edward M. Ginsburg and the MBA Excellence in Legal Journalism Award to Jim Braude.
Mason described Ginsburg as "an icon in probate and family law and our profession as a whole" who has "redefined retirement for a judge." Ginsburg founded the Senior Partners for Justice, an organization that has enlisted more than 200 volunteer attorneys to represent clients who would otherwise be pro se litigants. Before his appointment to the judiciary, Ginsburg was a private practice attorney for almost 20 years. He is also an adjunct professor at Boston College and Suffolk Univeristy Law Schools, serves on the Lawyers Weekly board of editors, sits on the educational committee of the Flaschner Institute and remains an active MBA member, even in his retirement.
Jim Braude currently hosts "NewsNight" on New England Cable News; however, he began his career as a legal services lawyer in New York's South Bronx representing low-income people in housing and prisoners' rights matters. He was the founder and first president of the National Organization of Legal Services Workers, a union representing staff in more than 30 states. Upon moving to Boston, he served on the board of the Mass. Law Reform Institute and the MBA's Delivery of Legal Services (currently Access to Justice) Section Council. "[Jim] informs and challenges his viewers to expand their thinking and analysis of current events," Mason remarked. "Jim's footprint in the Boston and New England media markets is vital."
Look for details about MBA spring conferences in upcoming issues of e-Journal, Lawyers Journal and monthly CLE brochures.
Lawyers in Transition Conference
Thursday, May 3
Bentley College, Waltham
28th Annual Labor & Employment Law Spring Conference
Wednesday, May 9, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sheraton Boston
Featuring Keynote Speaker: Hon. Nancy Gertner, U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts
General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Conference
Thursday, June 7
Sheraton Springfield Monarch Place Hotel, Springfield
Family Law Conference
Friday, Sept. 28 - Saturday, Sept. 29
Cranwell Resort, Spa & Golf Club, Lenox
The MBA is now offering its latest Theater Night event on Wednesday, March 14: a pre-show reception at 6 p.m. and tickets for the 7:30 p.m. performance of the musical comedy "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" at the Opera House in Boston. Tickets are $100 each, and include a networking reception and a ticket to the show. Call the Member Service Center at (617) 338-0530. There is a limit of eight tickets per person.
Strategies for Trying Nursing Home Cases: Problems & Pitfalls
Friday, March 9, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Suffolk University Law School, 120 Tremont St., Boston
This conference brings together experts from law, medicine and the nursing home industry to examine the unique procedural, evidentiary, trial themes and strategic factors involved in this growing area of litigation.
Nursing home claims center on the tension between profits and complying with a complex array of state legislation and regulation. This conference compares and contrasts key considerations from the plaintiff and defense perspectives, emphasizing practical strategies for prosecuting and defending against nursing home cases.
This Thomas F. Lambert Jr. Tort Law Conference considers both the practical importance of tort law and its broader impact on the legal system and society and is designed to appeal to trial lawyers and defense counsel representing longterm care facilities and managed care, legal academics, insurance underwriters, healthcare professionals, risk managers, and nursing home and insurance administrators. You will learn about cutting-edge theories of tort liability, ideas for creating remedies, and the latest thinking regarding damages.
For more information or to register, visit www.law.suffolk.edu/als or call (617) 573-8627.
Don't miss seeing Dirk Nowitzki, Josh Howard and the Mavs take on the Boston Celtics at the Garden on Friday, March 23 at 7:30 p.m.
$75 - Section 9, Rows 18-21 ($85 at box office)
$60 - Sections 6, 7, 17 or 18, Rows 1-21 ($70 at box office)
$30 - Section 319, Rows 8-14 ($35 at box office)
Avoid premium and box office fees. [E-mail jpaine] or call (617) 854-8064 to reserve your seats today.
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Participant Media Announces Launch of A PLACE AT THE TABLE Documentary
Bread for the World and Participant Media are pleased to announce their alliance for the release of A Place at the Table: Bread for the World's 2013 Offering of Letters and the documentary film A Place at the Table. The Offering of Letters campaign and the film, which share the same name, will both launch on March 1, 2013.
"One in six Americans does not always have enough to eat, and nearly 900 million people around the world struggle with hunger on a daily basis," said Rev. David Beckmann, president of Bread for the World. "A major documentary like A Place at the Table can help move hunger to the top of our national priorities."
A Place at the Table shows the valiant and crucial efforts to feed Americans who don't have enough food and those on the front lines in the fight against hunger. The documentary is produced by Participant Media, which also produced Food, Inc. and An Inconvenient Truth. Magnolia Pictures is the distributor.
"We are excited to join forces with Bread for the World on A Place at the Table and its social action campaign." said Chad Boettcher, Participant's executive vice president of Social Action and Advocacy. "Activating communities of faith is crucial for getting our country to focus on hunger and prioritize it."
A Place at the Table raises awareness of the vital importance of federally funded nutrition programs. Despite the tireless work of local churches and charities to deliver food to the tables of vulnerable Americans, those efforts combined are only the equivalent of 4 percent of federal expenditures on U.S. anti-hunger programs. The federal government provides 23 times the amount of food assistance as does charity.


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By Nick Teale
Cesc Fabregas says it is important for Arsenal to pick themselves up after defeat at Sunderland, starting with a win over Standard Liege.
The Spaniard believes the team started well at the Stadium of Light but accepts it is always difficult to win away from home after an international break.
"We started to play very well in the first half. We had some chances but we didn't take them as we should have done," he said.
"It is always difficult to play away from home when you come back from an international break with so many hours of travelling.
"We have to pick ourselves up and show that we are a good team and we are all together and that starts from tomorrow with a good win and a good performance.
"We just have to be positive for the next game and learn from the mistakes."
Fabregas says Arsenal know they can score goals at any point in a match but believes the team must learn defensive lessons from the trip to Sunderland.
"I think definitely the most important thing that we have to improve on is defending the set pieces.
"Our main priority is to go forward and score goals but when you see that you are creating chances but the ball doesn't go in, the most important thing is that as a team you don't concede. We know that we can score goals right up until the last minute."


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USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program > Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center > Tsunami and Earthquake Research at the USGS
On our Tsunami and Earthquake Research web site, you will find general information on how local tsunamis are generated by earthquakes as well as animations, virtual reality models of tsunamis, and summaries of past research studies.
Learn more about tsunamis in the United States.
Learn more about our active research projects:
U.S. West Coast and Alaska Marine Geohazards
Tsunami Hazards, Modeling, and the Sedimentary Record
Preliminary simulation of the tsunami from the March 11, 2011 M=9.0 subduction zone earthquake
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Preliminary simulation of the tsunami from the October 25, 2010 M=7.7 subduction zone earthquake
Bío Bío, Chile: February 27, 2010
Preliminary simulations of the tsunami from the February 27, 2010 M=8.8 subduction zone earthquake
Samoa Islands: September 29, 2009
Preliminary analysis of the tsunami from the September 29, 2009 M=8.1 Samoa Islands subduction zone earthquake, southwest Pacific Ocean
Sumatra-Andaman: December 26, 2004
Preliminary analysis of the tsunami from the December 26, 2004 Sumatra-Andaman subduction zone earthquake, Southwest Pacific Ocean; includes comparison with the March 28, 2005 tsunami and earthquake
Tsunamis in the U.S. Pacific Northwest
How do various parameters that describe an earthquake influence the resulting local tsunami?
The 1952 and 2003 Tokachi-Oki Earthquakes and Tsunamis
Comparison of the September 25, 2003 M=8.3 and the 1952 M=8.1 Tokachi-Oki earthquakes, near Hokkaido, Japan
50-Year-Old Mystery Solved: Seafloor Mapping Reveals Cause of 1964 Tsunami that Destroyed Alaskan Village
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Dynamic models of an earthquake and tsunami offshore Ventura, California - Geophysical Research Letters 42
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Reconstruction of Far-Field Tsunami Amplitude Distributions from Earthquake Sources - Pure and Applied Geophysics 173
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Sleigh Bells - Rill Rill (Clique NewTrends Remix)
Hey! Here's a pretty little way to start your weekend on the right note, foot and what have you. Clique, are both a remix crew and a wildly popular club night of the same name in Manchester. That's the UK, you blimey brats. In getting a message from Ian, one of the collective's members, he's made me smile quite a long while, and so we're sharing this with you.
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Who do you support for U.S. Senate in California in 2010?
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#2383 Nov 1, 2012
One of those Breaking Bad people was Glendora Councilwoman Judy Nelson, who wanted to take away food from needy children in the community of Glendora, California.
Another one was a Debbie Neal who didn't have the guts to say what city she came from.
What kind of cold hearted or shriviled up person would want to do this in the first place. Or could it be it's the race or color of their skin is the problem with Judy Nelson's backwards thinking?
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#2384 Nov 1, 2012
Irrelevant drivel.
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#2385 Nov 1, 2012
Well one thing for certain, I wouldn't have wanted to make that decision. Emotions were high as well as racism and revenge.
#2386 Nov 1, 2012
Close enough, Isn't Redding where the white racist cops grow up into becoming EG police?
Can't be even close to the Murder Capital of Nor Cal: Stockton now holding the lead with 61 murders.
#2387 Nov 1, 2012
It's enough coming from a person that experienced it and spoke the language, understood the people.
#2388 Nov 1, 2012
I agree that was ONE of their goals...
the other was to show anyone else who was developing a weapon of mass destruction??? that the USA was not afraid to use them on people....
#2389 Nov 1, 2012
I hear the KKK used to be strong in redding.
they moved to Idaho, because california was becoming too liberal for them.
I dont think redding is nearly as sleazy and dangerous as stockton.
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You want to know the real motivation behind doing it? The United States was concerned about communists and wished to establish Japan as a capitalist foothold in the Pacific. The efforts paid off as we successfully established Japan and South Korea as economic powerhouses as well as Nationalist China (Taiwan) later. Those who may or may not have suffered and been killed would only be collateral damage and of no real significance whatsoever.
#2391 Nov 1, 2012
I live further from Stockton then you do from Redding.
#2392 Nov 1, 2012
When ever will you learn to never get caught up in more of your filthy lies?
#2393 Nov 1, 2012
how could you know?
I have not told you where I live!!
anderson is further still!
#2394 Nov 1, 2012
You can argue that reason and it sells a lot of lectures, but what it came down to the least amount of lost lives on both sides and it was the right choice. Lot of the liberal history is just not true.
#2395 Nov 1, 2012
You still dont quite get it.....
liberals DROPPED the bomb on hiroshima!!
truman was a NEW DEAL DEMOCRAT,
and although I disagree with that decision??
I agree with truman on a host of other more bread and butter topix!! like desegregating the miltary in 48'.
you agree with liberals!!
I know you cannot Quite believe it??
but it is true....
#2396 Nov 1, 2012
Liberals are quite different today. I said America dropped the bomb rightfully so, It didn't matter what party. The only party was ending the war.
#2397 Nov 1, 2012
I heard of the place you live, hope they find out about using the computer.
#2398 Nov 1, 2012
I support to my stinky wary cock??
#2399 Nov 1, 2012
yet it was the democrats who did you right....
not the rebutlickens
liberals like harry truman are the bain of your
"i hate the 47 %" diatribe.
they, like myself believed in direct injection of capital into the economy....
so I guess harry thought more like you on war matters....
and more like me on domestic matters....
as far as liberals being different today??
not really.
barack obama took up some of the bush doctrine, at least for a time in afghnistan/pakistan.....these are the poilicies on which i disagree with the great obama. he also went after bin laden..... which was better.
which you should veiw kinda like you veiw hiroshima....
not partisan, just needed...???
although I agree much more with the asssanation of bin laden then nooking 200000 people.
but on domestic issues??
harry truman had ALOT more latitude to build on the initial "GAINS"
of the "progressive era"
eisenhower was about the most centrist republican ever...
but since then?? your party has drifted ever so far right!! in the last 4 years?? FAR FAR to the right. to the point of obstructionism of normal government funtions.
..........and once the great Obama is re-elected??
it will be time to get the new congress to VOTE for HIS middle class tax cut.....
are you on board??
I hope they are!!
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#2400 Nov 2, 2012
I say elect this guy. He's been honest the whole time
#2401 Nov 2, 2012
Who better than Feinstein to full fill the State Democratic Party's mission statement that "Yesterday will ALWAYS be better than Tommorrow for all non Union families".
She is ideally suited to represent a failed State on a path to insolvency and civic chaos.
Embrace the Disgrace. Re-elect Feinstein.
#2402 Nov 2, 2012
that is the republican party position on unions....
as they fight to outlaw collective bargaining....
all indications are?? that it is backfiring...
in wisconsin, a federal judge threw out the scotty walker union busting law...
and in Ohio, voters rebuked kasicks union busting bill, by two one last novenber.
along with voter supression efforts??
union busting is making your party look very fascist.
that is why they are going down in flames on tuesday!!
good luck!
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9. Take the ACT if you like science.
8. Take the ACT is you don't do well on sentence completions. The Reading section of the ACT is straightforward – there's no sentence completion
7. Take the ACT if you cannot (or have no time to) memorize thousands of vocabulary words.
6. Take the ACT if you prefer 4 answer choices instead of 5 answer choices. On all subtests of the ACT, there are only 4 multiple choice answers.
5. Take the ACT if you don't want to lose points for guessing and getting wrong answers.
4. Take the ACT if you want to avoid taking SAT Subject Tests. Many colleges will accept the ACT in lieu of SAT Subject Tests.
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Eshaghoff also insists that his business was a sound one in that he delivered each and every time for his students. He took great pride in securing them terrific scores well worth his $2,500 fee. His students came away happy regardless of the legality of taking exams for students. Does that mean that he doesn't regret his unethical decisions that led him to impersonate high school students? He says he does. He says he regrets the shame it brought to his family. But in that same breath, he insists it was a good business!
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Let's dissect some of the complaints aimed at test prep companies such as Kaplan and Princeton Review in the "Smart Money" article:
1. "Big Improvements? We're exaggerating." Kaplan and Princeton Review advertise that they will boost scores exponentially and, as it turns out, many of the students who complete these courses only boost their scores a bit…or not at all. According to the "Smart Money" article, "A 2009 report by the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) found that while many test-prep providers advertise average score increases of 100 points or more on the SAT, average gains were closer to 30 points, out of a possible total score of 1,600 (the research predated the addition of the writing section of the SAT in 2005). For the ACT, the average gain was less than one point out of a possible 36."
2. "The test may be over, but we're sticking around." Kaplan and Princeton Review are criticized for continuing to mail brochures and ads to its previous clients well after they're done with the SAT or ACT. It's often difficult to get off their mailing lists even if you directly ask them to remove you from the mailings.
3. "Well, we think this works." According to the article, "There have also been relatively few studies on the effectiveness of test coaching services – and the ones that have been are not exactly conclusive. For example, most of the research conducted on SAT prep programs since the 1950s involved studies of small groups of students and not 'necessarily representative of the national population,' according to the 2009 report by the National Association for College Admission Counseling. Even less research has been done on prep courses for the ACT and other admissions tests. Kaplan, Princeton Review, PrepMe and other companies all say they conduct regular surveys and studies to monitor what's working (and what's not) when it comes to their classes and products." We at Ivy Coach agree and disagree. Our students don't use Princeton Review. They don't use Kaplan. And they don't use these services for a reason. But the SAT, ACT and Subject Test tutoring that we offer absolutely do improve scores. We see it firsthand every time our students tell us their score results on these exams.
4. "You can prep yourself." Studying vocabulary and practicing math problems absolutely will help your SAT or ACT scores. No doubt about it. But studying alone without test prep is ill-advised. You're putting yourself at a disadvantage when so many other high school students are working with tutors. Studying and tutoring should instead complement each other.
5. "What guaranteed refund?" Kaplan and Princeton Review often offer refunds but clients have been known to have trouble actually securing refunds when their scores don't go up as advertised.
6. "This is going to be stressful." No kidding! No matter how you prepare for the SAT or ACT, it's going to be a stressful process. There is no getting around that. How is that a just criticism of any test prep service – even for an ineffectual one such as Kaplan or Princeton Review?
7. "Test scores aren't really that important anyway." Please! SAT or ACT scores are a major component of one's chances for gaining admission to the colleges of one's choice. Test scores are absolutely important!
Check out the "Smart Money" article here.
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There is an opinion piece on "The Huffington Post" by John M. Eger in which Mr. Eger criticizes the college admissions process. In fact, Mr. Eger compares the college admissions rat race to the lottery when he writes, "Is who gets admitted to one of America's coveted universities each year mostly a numbers process that is badly flawed? You are more likely to have success at LOTTO." Mr. Eger couldn't be more wrong and it's this very kind of opinion piece that contributes to the college admissions craze that stresses out students, parents, teachers, and guidance counselors alike.
In his piece, Mr. Eger points out many of the imperfections of the current college admissions process. He takes aim at the SAT as "increasingly being discounted by colleges because, many critics have accused, [it] has a cultural bias toward the white and wealthy kids." This is patently wrong, Mr. Eger. The SAT also favors wealthy Chinese and Indian students alike who can afford the high costs of great SAT prep for their children. Wealthy Chinese and Indian students can game the system just as "white kids" can!
And, Mr. Eger, it's 2011…your argument is hardly new. Ever since the early days of the SAT, there have been complaints that the test is discriminatory. In fact, questions that test-takers of various ethnicities might construe differently were carefully examined and removed. For instance, an analogy like "club: waggle" would not appear on any recent version of the SAT. Why? Because depending on your background, one might associate the word "club" with a bar, a weapon, or golfing equipment. While the term "waggle" is a back-and-forth motion of the hands and wrist typically associated with golfing, this would give an unfair advantage to wealthy kids whose parents bought them golf lessons or took them out for nine holes on a sunny weekend day.
As for your argument that colleges are "increasingly discounting" the SAT (or ACT), you happen to be wrong again. Are there colleges that don't require the SAT or ACT? Yes. Smith College, Bates College, and Union College don't require it (they have test-optional policies…although, don't be fooled, great SAT or ACT scores can surely increase your chances for admission even at these colleges). Middlebury College, Bryn Mawr College, and Hamilton College don't require the SAT or the ACT it if you submit SAT Subject Tests and AP / IB exam scores. But the aforementioned colleges are part of a very short list. Are there other schools that are test-optional? Yes. In fact, as of this date, there are 830 colleges and universities that have optional SAT / ACT policies. DeVry will accept you if you have a pulse (this may even be negotiable). But come on…the vast majority of competitive colleges and universities require the SAT / ACT and will require the SAT / ACT ten years from now barring the unlikely creation of a new test that can measure the aptitude of all college applicants more fairly than the exams currently in place.
If Mr. Eger hadn't done enough damage by putting forth inaccurate information, he then takes aim at GPAs when he writes, "High schools don't use the same GPA scale, 'according to Peterson College Search,' and even when they do, many use weighted systems (perhaps giving extra 'points' to grades from honors, accelerated, International Baccalaureate, or Advanced Placement classes), and employ varying methods of calculating a cumulative GPA. The trouble is that the GPA measure is incredibly imprecise and hard to compare. Thus Peterson says, 'Your GPA is very much dependent upon your high school setting and grading policies and the classes you have taken.'" The truth is that colleges are adept at leveling the GPA playing field. They receive high school profiles. They know the courses offered at each school. They know if an applicant is taking the most challenging courses possible. They know the colleges to which many of the high school's graduates matriculate. They can easily unweight GPAs if that is the practice of a particular admissions office (as it is at many universities). They can easily just look at the grades and coursework without making any calculations (as is the practice at still other universities).
So, Mr. Eger, thank you for adding to the stress of the college admissions process by pointing out various alleged flaws of the system. While there are indeed flaws in the college admissions system, your inaccurate, flawed opinion piece suggests no remedies and as such, it's entirely useless.
Read the opinion piece in "The Huffington Post" here.
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When the new $500 General Motors discount for Ohio Farm Bureau members was recently announced, Pat O'Brien Chevrolet reached out to partner with the Medina County Farm Bureau. The first fruits of the partnership have resulted in up to a $5,000 assist to the local community through the "Farmers Feed Our Needs" program.
Bringing Buehler's Fresh Food Markets into the fold, Medina County Farm Bureau and Pat O'Brien Chevrolet conducted a local Super Bowl weekend food drive to benefit 'Feeding Medina County,' an initiative to make more food available to all of the county's food pantries.
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"When the (county Farm Bureau) committee decided to do the Farmers Feed Our Needs project I mentioned to them that a Chevy or GMC pickup might be a good collection station," said Medina County Organization Director John Fitzpatrick. "(Medina County Farm Bureau President) Debbie Indoe had just ordered a new truck from Pat O'Brien and could immediately follow up on that idea. The dealership was more than willing to work with us and had run canned food drives in previous years."
Approximately 1,000 pounds of food was collected at the food drive, with Medina County Farm Bureau adding a check for $780 to match the value of the groceries collected. The cash could be used at cooperating food banks to maximize the money. Feeding Medina County estimated that the donated food and cash would produce $4,000 to $5,000 of food.
"Had we not been able to have the new truck sitting in front of Buehler's with banners proclaiming the food drive and the member benefit, we would probably have used a tractor and wagon," Fitzpatrick said. "The effect with the clientele of that particular Buehler's location would not have been as favorable to our goals for the day."
The partnership was also an opportunity for Farm Bureau and Pat O'Brien to promote the value of each other, along with the new member benefit. Medina County Farm Bureau also set up a table to answer questions about membership at the event, which resulted in 15 renewals of Farm Bureau membership, along with four new members joining the organization.
Fitzpatrick said the county Farm Bureau will "most definitely" continue building upon their partnership with Pat O'Brien Chevrolet. "We have already talked to them, and looked at various events in our plan of work to see how both of us may be able to capitalize on a partnership," he said.
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Nasal clip to improve swelling following rhinoplasty.
At this point, very little further reduction in swelling will occur. The edema (fluid present between the cells) in the soft tissues of the nose is essentially stabilized. The pressure applied using the nose clip will not have any long term effect when it is removed. Furthermore, the clips carry the risk of possible permanent scarring due to critical lack of blood supply if applied with too great a pressure or for too long. In order to further modify your nose at this point, another revision surgery will likely be necessary which may nor not be worth the risk.
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Yes it's a very small town, full of small-minded, very jealous people.
Gee, that's helpful.
I'm going to assume you haven't been following this, because that's why this non-issue became an issue in the first place
Small mindedness and/or jealousy might be fueling a story. Ottawa being "full of small-minded, very jealous people" is a different claim.
Since this isn't the first or only such story, it is hardly a different claim.
Your first response was to defend your comment by assuming (you made an ASS out of U and Ming) that I was uniformed. Now your response is to allude to other similar stories. I don't disagree that this story is about jealousy (small mindedness? Meh, sure). Nor do I disagree that lots of other stories having to do with the federal government are similarly about those things. Your conclusion – whether based on only this story, or on all the others – remains SUPER lame.
Ok, ok… not SUPER lame. Just, well, unhelpful. People toss unoriginal, lazy cliches and generalizations around all the time. They're not harmless.
I have no idea what you're talking about, and I doubt you do either.
Go be bored somewhere else.
I love that "we"are still talking about the Carney affair, while Libor is the story of the day in London…gee, i wonder which story is more deserving of serious attention? I hope it is just Ottawa that's small minded and not the whole country? [pretty sure it is]
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Analysts warned that Telstra, which has 1.3 million shareholders, remains severely challenged as it spends heavily to win back lost market share. Nevertheless, market sentiment towards the telco is showing signs of improvement.
"Sure, they have to fight for their market share," said Mr Tagliaferro. "But Telstra operates in an industry that's growing exponentially when you think about products like the iPad and services like 3D TV. Sure, Telstra has to change its business model not to be reliant on fixed line revenues going forward but it's in a very good position to benefit from growth in mobile."
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Wand Essentials G-Tip Magic Wand Attachment
Average customer review 4.5 out of 5 stars33 reviews
Product Description
Amp up the sexual abilities of your magic wand vibrator with this innovative textured attachment. With a bulbous G-spot massager and T-bar base, both of which are covered in nerve-tingling nodules, it transforms your wand into something truly magical.
Designed to turn your magic wand into a G-spot vibe with external stimulators, spread intense sensation across your most sensitive spots for full-body orgasms in a heartbeat.
While the curved G-spot bulb seeks out your most erotic internal zones, the external base ensures your clitoris and perineum don't miss out on the action.
Designed to fit the Wand Essentials Massage Wand, the sleeve measures 7 inches in circumference on the inside and may fit other wands with a measurement of 7.1-7.5 inches at the tip.
Please note: This product is waterproof, but your wand may not be. Please check manufacturer instructions before putting your wand near water.
Key Features:
- Magic wand attachment for powerful internal and external stimulation
- Insertable G-Tip has textured massager and is perfectly sized for pin-point G-spot massage
- Curved T-bar style base spreads sensation to clitoris and perineum for superb satisfaction
- Suitable for anal penetration
- A great way to expand your toy box without spending a fortune
How it measures up
- Circumference: 7 inches
- Insertable Length: 3.5 inches
- Length: 6.5 inches
How it feels
- Contains latex: No
- Contains phthalates: No
- Flexibility: Flexible
- Material: Skin Safe Rubber
- Waterproof: No
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Wand Essentials G-Tip Magic Wand Attachment
Amazing multitool
Reviewed: November 27, 2016 by Pete@Vic, a Straight Single Male
Bought this for my GF and we both love it.
Perfectly packed in a nice box, although it could easily have been sold in a plastic bag.
The box gives you a very good impression of what you can expect inside.
The silicone is high quality, and although it's not silky it doesn't have any nasty smells and is not sticky what makes it easy to attach and remove without much effort.
Forget the G-spot attachments and get this one - 2 in 1. The outer section of this attachment is nicely curved and will cover any vagina out there, providing a massage throughout the entire undercarriage. :)
It's more handy for the guy to hold the wand with this attachment, and if your GF is also restrained properly (so that she can't close her legs) she will hate you and love you for all the pleasures provided by this device.
My GF climaxed in a few minutes both from the G and clit area and she was literally shaking and screaming like never before. She was literally all over the place. :)
Highly recommended and definitely it's a keeper.
- Pros
- Material, shape and nodes.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- Multitool for both the G and clit.
- 1 person found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes
She loves this one, just not for long periods
Reviewed: September 22, 2016 by gbredneck, a Straight Married Male
Surprise purchase for the wife, and boy did she love it.
Ensure you use plenty of lube on the massager head before putting this attachment on.
I've bought other attachments and they have all been meh! This one, though, drove the wife nuts!
I have to be careful it hits all the right spots ,and if not used carefully results in a very very quick climax to the point where it's frustrating.
- Pros
- Huge amounts of stimulation.
- Cons
- No male alternative. :P
- Bottom line
- This one goes to 11.
- 1 person found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes
Must-Have Attachment
Reviewed: April 16, 2016 by SexySophie, a Bisexual Engaged Female
I'd been meaning to get an attachment for my wand for quite some time, as I like to be penetrated while using the wand on my clit, so when I saw this nifty attachment that can sort out all of my needs I simply had to get it!
It was quite large when I got it out of the packet, lovely packaging by the way, and slipped it onto the wand. My partner had tried to put the attachment on dry, but it proved rather difficult and it doesn't sit correctly if you do it dry. My suggestion: Put some lube on the inside or on the head of the wand so that this attachment can glide on easily. Also, while you're using the attachment it can move easily for your needs, and won't slip off the wand head easily.
I covered the surface of the attachment with plenty of the 50 Shades lube and inserted it in without any vibes on. It fit comfortably inside me, I could feel the little bumps on the surface well. The bumps on the clit and anus stimulator were all in the right places too.
Vibe time! Oh. My. Goodness... I was arching in no time! It felt incredible! Even if you pull it in and out a little while the vibrations are on, it will send you on a whirlwind of ecstasy! It is officially my favourite attachment so far.
The only bad things I will say about it, is the clitoral stimulator can be a little painful if it is too long, it can end up poking you in the hood of the vagina, which can lead to discomfort. I'd suggest either filing it down or just adjusting the position you are using it at.
Also you will have to have the wand on a very high vibration in order to feel this attachment vibrating as well, so do not use if you are not alone in the house or have thin walls, also mind for the wand overheating.
Other than that... The perfect attachment!
- Pros
- Everything! I can't get enough of it! I love it!
- Cons
- Clit part is a little too long, needs very high vibration setting.
- Bottom line
- Definitely add it to your basket! You won't regret it.
- 2 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes
All over vibes
Reviewed: April 9, 2016 by Onlywhenisayso, a Straight Going Steady Male
Have been using the magic wand for some years now and have been meaning try out one of the available attachments for almost as long.
The OH was in her usual position, tied spreadeagle to the bed and blindfolded. She knew I had something different planned, but never knew what it was.
The attachment fit easily and snugly over the wand. Lube applied the toy was inserted and secured in place (yes, I'm lazy). Starting at a low setting immediately brought a smile to her lips and once turned up high the orgasms started to roll.
Her description afterwards was that the wand now seemed to vibrate everything all at once and that there was no escape from orgasm.
I was a bit concerned that it was a bit hard and seemed to have quite a rough texture, but using plenty of lube she has never complained about being sore afterwards.
I love this attachment and she either loves or hates it depending how I use it.
- Pros
- Good quality piece which makes my job even easier.
- Cons
- Nothing. Does all we expected it to.
- Bottom line
- If the lady enjoys vibrations, this will do the trick.
- 1 person found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes
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Reviewed: September 2, 2015 by Tara'S, a Bisexual Going Steady Female
If you need more internal stimulation when using your wand, this is perfect for you!
It sits snuggly against your outer lips and transmits the vibrations deep inside.
The textured surface of the toy is lovely and ensures it doesn't slip out or move around.
You'll be amazed at how deeply you feel this toy and I 100% recommend it!
- Pros
- Hits all the right spots perfectly!
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- 12/10.
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260 Chestnut Ridge Road - 914-666-8448
Mount Kisco, NY 10549
Description: Create a simple, hand-made holiday wreath to adorn your front door for the upcoming holiday season. Evergreen boughs, simple decorations, and instruction provided. Participants should bring their own wreath ring, florists twine or wire, pruners, and gloves. RSVP by Nov 21.