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Commemorating Forty Years of the Freedom Ride
A new online exhibition "Commemorating Forty Years of the Freedom
Ride" is now on the AIATSIS Library website at:
The website is based on the diary of Ann Curthoys, who was a student on the
1965 bus trip through New South Wales. Ann's research papers for her book
"Freedom Ride: A Freedom Rider Remembers" are now in AIATSIS Library
at MS 4185 and MS 4186. Guides for these manuscripts are available at
Florida attempts to stamp out "dictator" professors, or is it academic freedom?*
The following item was recently circulated through the National Association for Research in Science Teaching (NARST) network.
Editor's note: This item was originally entitled "Florida stamps out dictator professors". I received a comment from one network member who felt that this title did not convey the feelings behind the article appropriately, that the actions being reported in the article are designed to limit academic freedoms. With this in mind I have altered the title. To read the comments, visit Florida comments. MM
Florida Capitol bill aims to control 'leftist' profs
By JAMES VANLANDINGHAM, Alligator Staff Writer
TALLAHASSEE Republicans on the Florida House Choice and Innovation Committee voted along party lines Tuesday to pass a bill that aims to stamp out "leftist totalitarianism" by "dictator professors" in the classrooms of Florida's universities.
The Academic Freedom Bill of Rights, sponsored by Rep. Dennis Baxley, R-Ocala, passed 8-to-2 despite strenuous objections from the only two Democrats on the committee.
The bill has two more committees to pass before it can be considered by the full House.
While promoting the bill Tuesday, Baxley said a university education should be more than "one biased view by the professor, who as a dictator controls the classroom," as part of "a misuse of their platform to indoctrinate the next generation with their own views."
The bill sets a statewide standard that students cannot be punished for professing beliefs with which their professors disagree. Professors would also be advised to teach alternative "serious academic theories" that may disagree with their personal views.
According to a legislative staff analysis of the bill, the law would give students who think their beliefs are not being respected legal standing to sue professors and universities.
Students who believe their professor is singling them out for "public ridicule" – for instance, when professors use the Socratic method to force students to explain their theories in class – would also be given the right to sue.
"Some professors say, 'Evolution is a fact. I don't want to hear about Intelligent Design (a creationist theory), and if you don't like it, there's the door,'" Baxley said, citing one example when he thought a student should sue.
Rep. Dan Gelber, D-Miami Beach, warned of lawsuits from students enrolled in Holocaust history courses who believe the Holocaust never happened.
Similar suits could be filed by students who don't believe astronauts landed on the moon, who believe teaching birth control is a sin or even by Shands medical students who refuse to perform blood transfusions and believe prayer is the only way to heal the body, Gelber added.
"This is a horrible step," he said. "Universities will have to hire lawyers so our curricula can be decided by judges in courtrooms. Professors might have to pay court costs even if they win from their own pockets. This is not an innocent piece of legislation."
The staff analysis also warned the bill may shift responsibility for determining whether a student's freedom has been infringed from the faculty to the courts.
But Baxley brushed off Gelber's concerns. "Freedom is a dangerous thing, and you might be exposed to things you don't want to hear," he said. "Being a businessman, I found out you can be sued for anything. Besides, if students are being persecuted and ridiculed for their beliefs, I think they should be given standing to sue."
During the committee hearing, Baxley cast opposition to his bill as "leftists" struggling against "mainstream society."
"The critics ridicule me for daring to stand up for students and faculty," he said, adding that he was called a McCarthyist.
Baxley later said he had a list of students who were discriminated against by professors, but refused to reveal names because he felt they would be persecuted.
Rep. Eleanor Sobel, D-Hollywood, argued universities and the state Board of Governors already have policies in place to protect academic freedom. Moreover, a state law outlining how professors are supposed to teach would encroach on the board's authority to manage state schools.
"The big hand of state government is going into the universities telling them how to teach," she said. "This bill is the antithesis of academic freedom."
But Baxley compared the state's universities to children, saying the legislature should not give them money without providing "guidance" to their behavior.
"Professors are accountable for what they say or do," he said. "They're accountable to the rest of us in society … All of a sudden the faculty think they can do what they want and shut us out. Why is it so unheard of to say the professor shouldn't be a dictator and control that room as their totalitarian niche?"
In an interview before the meeting, Baxley said "arrogant, elitist academics are swarming" to oppose the bill, and media reports misrepresented his intentions. "I expect to be out there on my own pretty far," he said. "I don't expect to be part of a team."
Culture Studies in Science Education
Masakata Ogawa has launched the Culture Studies in Science Education Research Network. You can visit the tentative web page at http://daikan.edu.ibaraki.ac.jp/CSSE/
Indigenous knowledge and resource management in Northern Australia
The School of Australian Indigenous Knowledge Systems at Charles Darwin University (Darwin, Australia) have launched their new web site for a research project on "Indigenous knowledge and resource management in Northern Australia". You are invited to visit the web site at http://www.cdu.edu.au/ik.
Learning in Science: the Waikato Research.
Beverley Bell of the University of Waikato has just published a book of the Waikato science education research over the first 20 years (1979 - 1998) and network members might be interested in this. It contains 2 chapters on Maori and science education. Other chapters are on learning, pedagogy, classroom assessment and curriculum development as teacher development.
Bell, B. (2005) Learning in Science: the Waikato Research. London:
ISBN (pbk) 0-415-29875-X
Protecting environment through protecting culture
The Chumash are a First Nations group that is based around Ventura, between Santa Monica and Monterey on the Californian coast. They work through the Wishtoyo Foundation, a community based, non-profit, membership organization dedicated to protecting, preserving and restoring Ventura County's marine habitat, coastal waters, and watershed. Their website www.wishtoyo.org includes information about Chumash culture and presents the ideas and work of Mati Waiya, the Foundation's Executive Director.
The website discusses Chumash culture and the education programs that Mati conducts. Teachers exploring issues in indigenous interactions with environments might look at comparisons between local Australian groups and the Chumash. For a flavour of the website material, look at the extract below:
The lessons of nature taught (the Chumash) the balance between mind and nature, and they witnessed the consequences of disrespecting their environment.
People learned the Three Basic laws first-hand: Limitation, Moderation and Compensation.
Limitation: Realize our limitations; we are going to live and we will die; we can only do so much. Once we identify and accept our limitations, we can better accept who we are as individuals.
Moderation: Harvest from the lands and oceans just what we need; leave some for another day and for others. This applies to our work as well, leave some for tomorrow; don't try to do everything at once.
Compensation: If you want to do something for your children, for the land, or for another person, do it because it's inside your heart; don't expect anything in return. Compensation can come in many forms; it can be a child, or happiness, or health, or wealth. It often comes when you need it most, and you least expect it. That is true compensation.
We can apply these three laws mentally and physically, and we can live by them.
and Seasons
When we become a part of nature, and let nature become a part of us, we start to understand the time that nature lives by, a natural time. Salmon live by nature's time; they know when to swim upstream to spawn; the birds know when to fly south, or north - nature tells them.
The Chumash lived by Nature's time, not man's time. When we pay attention to the seasons, and the changes, and the helpers and the keepers from each direction, we gain useful lessons about life; they help us understand our role in it. Each season held a special place in relationship with life's cycles.
People are going against the grain and living by the time of man. If we live by the time of nature, I believe people will be enlightened. (Submitted by Greg Hunt)
EthnomathematicsI recently came across this site at AIATSIS on ethnomathematics. It links to a number of earlier papers on ethnomathematics.
Sharing our pathways
This is the newsletter of the Alaskan Native Knowledge Network, based at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. They have produced five newsletters annually for the past nine years. You can access Sharing our pathways at http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/sop/, and it's available in html or pdf formats.
Native Voices in Research
Explores innovative ways of learning based on traditional Aboriginal Peoples' ways of knowing. Authors include Aboriginal practitioners, academics, and community leaders in the fields of anthropology, community health, dentistry, education, history, nursing, linguistics, literature, political sciences, economic development, and women' studies.
The book, which includes 32 papers on 347 pages, has
five sections:
I. Health and Education - presents Aboriginal Peoples' perspectives on the meaning of "place or home", collaborative field work, distance education nursing programs, the meaning of cancer, and university life.
II. Colonization - presents colonization through changes in Mi'kmaq-Acadian alliances, Anglican missionaries, use of Guarani by indigenous peoples in Paraguay, and the role of Coyote!
III. Ethics and Methodology - introduces ethics and methods based on Aboriginal traditions highlighting experiential learning, storytelling, relationship building, and inclusive learning.
IV. Consultation and Public Policy - questions policies in Canada and India, provides advice on effective consultation, and discusses the essential need for respect in presenting traditional ecological knowledge.
V. Traditional Knowledge in Planning - shares examples of how community-based research was used to learn invaluable perspectives on topics ranging from Arctic climate change, lake sturgeon and moose, northern economic development, Greenland fisheries, and indigenous potato farmers in Bolivia.
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I know a passionately green photographer Steven Nowakowski, who has done some lovely work with a mob up north (the Yalanji people of Cape York) whose country is between Mossman and Cooktown. With full cooperation of the elders he has produced a book looking at their rainforest fire management, seasonal hunting and gathering, food preparation and other cultural practices. With colour pictures on every page, it is an excellent resource for anyone interested in Australian Aboriginal knowledge systems. Steven took most of the photos, with the text provided by Yalanji in their language and English on alternative pages. Check out his website for the book, great value at only $29.95, with all profits going to organisations directly part of or working with Yalanji in support of their land management and other cultural projects. (Submitted by Mark Linkson)
Science and Development Network
I would like to draw your attention to a recent addition to our dossier on indigenous knowledge on the Science and Development Network website (http://www.scidev.net). If you could share this information with colleagues that would be appreciated.
Spotlight on the regulation and protection of traditional medicine (http://www.scidev.net/tm)
Traditional medicine is growing in popularity, making it urgent to address topics such as a lack of international standards, concerns over the quality of the medicines and the threat that the excessive use of medicinal plants can pose to biodiversity.
This spotlight highlights key issues in traditional medicine, with two new policy briefs discussing global standards and legislation as well as the protection of indigenous medical knowledge in South Africa. The dossier includes news and opinion articles, background reading material and links to relevant sites.
If you find this information useful please let others know about it by passing on the url. And, if you have not already done so, you might like to register to SciDev.Net (http://www.scidev.net/register). This way you will automatically be updated with information about topics you have indicated are of interest to you. You will also receive a free weekly email with all the latest news, views and notices about science, technology and development.
Thank you for your interest in SciDev.Net. We welcome feedback and suggestions; if you would like to comment on this or any other resource please contact: firstname.lastname@example.com. (Author - Eva Tallaksen, submitted by Liz McKinley)
Language, Culture, Concept Construction, and Development of Teaching Materials for Science and Mathematics Education
If you are attending AERA in Montreal, April 11-15, 2005, and would like to contribute to a small informal discussion about educational research with Aboriginal groups and communities, in the research area of "Language, Culture, Concept Construction, and Development of Teaching Materials for Science and Mathematics Education", please contact Glen to find out where we'll be meeting (a seminar room, the number of which he will know by April 1). If you can join us even for part of those discussions, you'd be most welcome.
15 and April 16, 9 am to mid afternoon (each day)
Delta Centre-Ville Hotel
777 University Street (in the neighbourhood of AERA hotels)
Glen Aikenhead (email@example.com)
College of Education
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon, Canada
What is Aboriginal research, and: What does it mean to Aboriginal communities?
The 2005 Aboriginal Education Research Forum call for papers "Shawane Dagosiwin" (In Anishinabemowin means being respectful, caring and having passion for Aboriginal research). June 1, 2, 3, 2005, Victoria Inn, Winnipeg MB, Canada. Conference website link: http://www.mern.ca/reports/AERF-call.pdf
Within the Forum theme: "What is Aboriginal research and: What does it mean to Aboriginal communities?" the forum will explore the inclusion of Aboriginal values and perspectives in Aboriginal research. For example, does the research have integrity, is it respectful, does it honour family, community etc? "Shawane Dagosiwin" embraces some of these ideas.
The Forum is organized by a planning committee that includes respected educators from Manitoba's universities, the provincial departments of education, First Nations and Métis governments and various representative organizations.
The three day event will include Keynote speakers Drs. Marlene Brant Castellano (Mohawk) and Jo-Ann Archibald (Sto'lo), both of whom have been instrumental in promoting and developing respectful ways of doing research with Aboriginal peoples in mind. Local speakers will also share their words about research involving Aboriginal peoples. The Forum will be opened with a Pipe ceremony and supported by Elder engagement.
Call for Proposal Submissions- Due: March 15, 2005 Proposal submissions are
invited from the following people:
* Researchers from various sites of learning and teaching, organizing, consulting, or community engagement to submit proposals.
* Individuals involved in different kinds of research content and processes involving Aboriginal peoples in educational research.
* People across all levels of educational research from pre-school to post-secondary and adult/community education.
Various presentations styles are welcomed:
* Paper or Oral presentations: A session involving a speaker presentation followed by questions and answers.
* Workshops: A session involving audience participation
* Roundtable, panel or circle discussion: A session involving presenters who will discuss their work followed by a discussion - time allotment to be determined. Panels will be organized by theme and will have a chair.
* Showcase or display by poster sessions of Indigenous research methodologies: Presentation of a display of written and graphic (pictures) research projects.
* Sharing circles - open sharing of research;
* Open - We encourage presentations that may not be formal academic papers and could engage participants to think of other research processes
The following topics are welcomed (not limited to these):
* Sharing/collaborative and/or linking partnership approaches to Indigenous research
* Aboriginal/Indigenous Research Methodologies and Ethics/Protocols
* Past/Present/Future Research themes * Languages, cultural and community benefits from research processes
* Research that Benefits Aboriginal/Indigenous peoples
* Discussions of Research Methodologies that engage Aboriginal peoples and communities
* Community projects that demonstrate research processes
* Engaging guiding principles for research
* "Best Practices" to research
* Importance of Research to Policy and Practices
* Stories and Lived Experiences
>* Language and culture
* Aboriginal Educational Research and Implications for Education
All presenters can enjoy the Early Bird Registration fee of $175.00 (Post Early Bird Registration -$200.00). Students who submit proposals can also enjoy the early student registration fee of $75.00 (Post Early Bird student fee $100.00). Early registration is encouraged to facilitate our planning of the conference program. Please note that this low registration fee covers the following items: meals and snacks at the conference; banquets; entertainment; and all sessions. Prices are in Canadian dollars.
Conference Proceedings: Papers may be submitted for consideration for selected online conference proceedings to the Conference Proceedings
Committee Chair,
Dr. Helen Armstrong: E-mail address firstname.lastname@example.com
Send Proposals through the methods below by: March 15, 2005
E-mail: email@example.com ; or firstname.lastname@example.com
Fax: Attention Laara Fitznor - 204-474-6459; or Attention Mary Young, 204-779- 0570
Regular Mail:
Laara Fitznor, Faculty of Education, University of Manitoba, Fort Garry Campus, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R3T 2N2;
or Mary Young, 2L01D, University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R3B 2E9.
Indigenous Issues in Australian Universities: Teaching, Research, Support
The Weemala Indigenous Unit, ACU National
The International Australian Studies Association (InASA)
Call for Papers
VENUE: Brisbane campus, ACU National.
DATE: 16-17 June 2005.
The increasing interest in Indigenous studies
both domestically and internationally and the increasing numbers of Indigenous
students attending Australian universities is a positive development that
presents challenges to the tertiary sector that it is only just beginning to
grasp. The International Australian Studies Association (InASA) and the Weemala
Indigenous Unit of the McAuley campus of ACU is holding a 2-day symposium on
these issues and is seeking proposals of 100 words for papers, panels,
performances or yarning sessions by academics, students and community members
that engage with a broad range of topics including, but not limited to:
· The relationships between academic cultures and Indigenous cultures;
· Indigenising the curriculum;
· the development of Indigenous research and its epistemes;
· the incorporation of Indigenous knowledges into the academy;
· Indigenous governance and leadership in universities;
· university-community relationships;
· the role of Indigenous support units and research centres;
· Indigenous pedagogies
· case studies of successful programs;
· the issues facing Indigenous tertiary students at graduate or postgraduate level;
· gender and age factors for Indigenous students
· non-Indigenous resistance and responsibility in the academy;
· the role of cultural awareness training for non-Indigenous staff and students;
· the impact of internationalisation on Indigenous studies;
· the impact of the history wars on Indigenous studies;
· the impact of federal policies on Indigenous students;
> the impact of whiteness studies on Indigenous studies.
For information, contact Weemala: 07 3623 7195
Please send abstracts or proposals to Maggie Nolan firstname.lastname@example.com. Abstracts and proposals close: Monday April 18, 2005
Indigeous Knowledges: Reconciling Academic Priorities with Indigenous Realities Conferece
The Indigenous Knowledges: Reconciling Academic Priorities with Indigenous Realities Conference will be held in Wellington (New Zealand), 22-25 June 2005. The conference provides a forum for debate and discussion about indigenous knowledge systems, research priorities, and the indigenous struggle for social justice in the 21st century.
The event will be well-attended by Maori and overseas researchers working in a diverse range of research fields in the sciences, social sciences and humanities. Further information about presentations and speakers can be found on our website.
If you are interested in presenting a paper, or if you would like to attend the conference, please contact us or visit our website www.vuw.ac.nz/indigenousknowledges/
Day rates are available for those who do not wish to attend the full conference, and the Conference Committee is happy to accept a limited number of late abstracts.
36th Annual Conference of the Australasian Science Education Research Association
Hosted by the Centre for Science and Technology Education Research, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand, 6 - 9 July 2005
Important Dates:
Deadline for Abstracts 18 April 2005
Deadline for Registration 16 May 2005
Deadline for proposals (only for those who need refereed acceptance 18 April 2005)
More details available from the conference website: http://education.waikato.ac.nz/asera/
This is mostly a summary of upcoming conferences. More details may have been given above or in previous bulletins. A web-based contact is usually included.
April 2005
4-7 April: National Association for Research in Science Teaching, Dallas (http://www.narst.org)
6-8 April: Race, Culture, Indigeneity and the Politics of Public Health. A Short Course presented by Menzies School of Health Research, Darwin. Details and Registration: Catherine Richardson, Ph: 08 8922 7873, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
11-15 April: American Educational Research Association, Montreal (www.aera.net)
11-16 April: Linga Longa Aboriginal Philosophy Week 2005,"Sustaining Ourselves Through Indigenous Philosophy". For further information contact: Jack Beetson (02) 6585 8282, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
15-16 April: Language, Culture, Concept Construction, and Development of Teaching Materials for Science and Mathematics Education. Delta Centre-Ville Hotel, 777 University Street, Montreal (in the neighbourhood of AERA hotels). Contact Glen Aikenhead (firstname.lastname@example.com). (April05)
May 2005
30 May - 1 June: Redesigning Pedagogy: Research, Policy, Practice, National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. http://conference.nie.edu.sg/rprpp
June 2005
1- 3 June 2005: What is Aboriginal research, and: What does it mean to Aboriginal communities? 2005 Aboriginal Education Research Forum. Victoria Inn, Winnipeg MB, Canada. http://www.mern.ca/reports/AERF-call.pdf (April05)
16-17 June 2005: Indigenous Issues in Australian Universities: Teaching, Research, Support. The Weemala Indigenous Unit, ACU National and The International Australian Studies Association (InASA). Brisbane campus, ACU National. For information, contact Weemala: 07 3623 7195 (April05)
22-25 June 2005: Indigenous Knowledges: Reconciling Academic Priorities with Indigenous Realities Conference, Wellington NZ. www.vuw.ac.nz/indigenousknowledges/ (April05)
July 2005
4-7 July: CONASTA 54 - Australian Science Teachers Association, Melbourne, Vic. 'Science Education Unplugged'. Visit http://www.conferences.unimelb.edu.au/conasta54/
6-9 July: Australasian Science Education Research Association (ASERA), 36th Annual Conference, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand (http://education.waikato.ac.nz/asera) (April05)
15-18 July: International History, Philosophy and Science Teaching Group, the University of Leeds, UK. http://www.ihpst2005.leeds.ac.uk
August 2005
9 August: International Day of the World's Indigenous People
13- 21 August: Australian National Science Week 2005. School theme - Energy: Future Challenges
November 2005
27 November - 1 December: World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education, Aotearoa New Zealand http://www.wipce2005.com
April 2006
8-12 April: National Association for Research in Science Teaching annual meeting, San Francisco, (http://www.narst.org)
8-12 April: American Educational Research Association Conference, San Francisco, (www.aera.net)
July 2007
Combined ICASE, CONASTA and perhaps ASERA conference in Perth
Last updated: 1 April 2005


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SAN DIEGO, Sept. 28 The Baltimore Ravens turned what could have been a rout into a lead late in the third quarter today against the San Diego Chargers. Then the Chargers turned what the Ravens — and at least one official — thought was a fumble into a touchdown pass that produced a 21-17 victory before 54,094 at Qualcomm Stadium and snapped the Ravens' victory streak at three games.
The Ravens had two late chances to win, but each ended with an interception.
"The good thing is we didn't lose any ground," said Ravens Coach Ted Marchibroda. The Ravens (3-2) remained one game behind the Jaguars in the AFC Central because Jacksonville lost to the Washington Redskins.
There were all manner of momentum swings, but one of the constants was Chargers wide receiver Tony Martin. He had touchdown catches of 36, 72 and 38 yards, the last one turning the game San Diego's way for good as the third quarter drew to a close.
"All week we talked about how we couldn't give up the big play," said defensive coordinator Marvin Lewis, "and that's just what we did."
Martin's third touchdown catch came a play after the Ravens thought they had recovered a fumble by Chargers running back Terrell Fletcher. At least one official signaled Ravens possession, but the final ruling was that Fletcher's knee had hit the ground before he lost the ball after a 15-yard gain with a short pass.
"The officiating was just horrible," Ravens guard Leo Goeas said.
Chargers quarterback Stan Humphries, who passed for a career-high 358 yards, went for the jugular on first down — and Martin sped by free safety Rondell Jones and was open by 10 yards when he caught the pass in the end zone.
The Ravens switched right cornerbacks during the game, and Eugene Daniel had an interception after replacing Donny Brady. But Daniel missed two other nice interception chances. And a clip from behind by reserve linebacker Tyrell Peters nullified about a 90-yard run by Jermaine Lewis on the kickoff after Martin's third touchdown.
Still, Baltimore had the ball inside Chargers territory twice in the final five minutes. The first time, Vinny Testaverde threw into double coverage and free safety Michael Dumas made a diving catch at the 12.
"I looked at [wide receiver Michael Jackson] too soon," Testaverde said. "I also put too much air on the ball and Dumas made a great play."
The Ravens had an even better chance after Derrick Alexander took advantage of a block by Daniel that eliminated two tacklers and returned a punt 34 yards to the San Diego 36 with 2:33 left. Alexander was subbing for Jermaine Lewis, who had a 37-yard touchdown pass but also missed time with a concussion and hamstring pull.
Testaverde appeared to scramble to the 11 on second and 10 from the San Diego 24. But Goeas was caught holding. On the last of three tries with 20 yards to go for a first down, Testaverde was hit as he released the ball and cornerback Dwayne Harper made the interception at the 14.
"I was tired and the heat [105 degrees at kickoff] was a factor," said Testaverde, speaking for himself and his teammates. "It was a long trip. But good teams get it done under conditions like that."
The Ravens trailed by 14-6 at halftime and were lucky the margin wasn't much larger. Humphries was intercepted in the Baltimore end zone near the end of the first quarter. Early in the second quarter, Gary Brown fumbled after a hard hit by defensive tackle James Jones and Brady recovered at the Baltimore 24.
By that time, San Diego had gotten a 7-3 lead when Humphries hit the wide-open Martin on a short crossing pattern behind middle linebacker Ray Lewis on fourth and two from the Baltimore 36 and Martin quickly eluded everyone during his sprint to the end zone.
The Ravens converted on fourth down on the next possession, but the drive stalled at the San Diego 30 and Matt Stover was long and true from 47 yards.
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A leading Pakistani daily claimed sources close to the Rawalpindi Express as saying that Shoaib was willing to pull out of Pakistan's World Cup squad if he didn't receive an apology from the captain and the coach for what the maverick paceman described as ''insulting behaviour'' on part of the duo during second Test against South Africa at Port Elizabeth last month.
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How valuable are new, additional biomarkers in cardiovascular medicine? The current medical literature is replete with publications on biomarkers in cardiovascular medicine. A search of the PubMed database revealed 6421 articles on biomarkers and cardiovascular disease in 2015 alone. Unfortunately, despite the wealth of publications, truly high-value biomarkers that are etiologically specific, reproducibly validated in multiple populations, andinformative in decisionmaking, and that can be implemented in clinical care are very few indeed. As highlighted in the most recent guidance on personalized medicine for cardiovascular disease from the Food and Drug Administration, the need for high-value, validated biomarkers to guide treatment development is now more urgent than ever.3
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Hi, my name is Amber. My DD, Alyvia, was born with clubfoot. Her right foot is the only one affected. She went to her first appointment at the Shriner's Hospital in Shreveport when she was 5 days old where she got her first casting done. She was casted every 2 weeks for the first two months, then at 2 months she was went to the dennis brown bar until she was 4 months old. At 4 months, she had the tendon release surgery and was in a hard cast for 4 weeks. She then went to the DBB for the next 2 months for 23 hours a day, then went to it only at night until she was about a year old. She started crawling on her 6 month birthday and was walking by 10 months.
She is now 4 1/2. She's having some slight regression, last year they put her in AFO's at the Shriner's and there hasn't been any changes at all, well except the constant blisters, that's been fun !!! But we are in the process of taking her to a new orthopedic doctor not affiliated with Shriner's and they said to take her out of the AFO's until they can see her, basically they said she probably shouldn't have even put in them in the first place. They said more than likely she'll be put in a cast on her first visit to the new doctor. I kind of feel like we're back to square one.
I think the Shriner's are an amazing organization but the last few years, I've felt like they were just rushing us in and out and not really taking the time to really look at my daughter. They keep having all these new doctors and residents and no one is permanent, and every one of them that we've seen has said something completely different. We were told by one that she looked perfect then the next one said she'd need surgery. The doctor we're going to see soon, was actually her original doctor from her first appointment at Shriner's, she saw her for about 2 years, then she left and went to a different children's hospital here in Shreveport. She was a great doctor so I have full confidence in her. We're just waiting for all the medical records to be sent and all that so we can get an appointment.
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* U.S. gas inventory draw beats expectations for third week * Mild weekend weather seen, but cold to return * Nuclear outages running above normal * Coming up: Baker Hughes rig data, CFTC trade data Friday By Joe Silha NEW YORK, March 7 (Reuters) - U.S. natural gas futures ended up sharply on Thursday, with the front-month contract posting a six-week high early in the session after a government report showed a weekly inventory draw well above market expectations. The U.S. Energy Information Administration report showed total domestic gas inventories fell last week by 146 billion cubic feet to 2.083 trillion cubic feet. "The market ... had already priced in the fact that the (EIA) report was going to be bullish versus both last year and the five-year average. What was not priced in ... was a larger-than-expected withdrawal," Energy Management Institute's Dominick Chirichella said in a report. Most traders agreed the decline was bullish, noting it was the third straight week that the draw came in above expectations. A Reuters poll on Wednesday showed traders and analysts had forecast a 134 bcf drop. Front-month gas futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange ended up 11.2 cents, or 3.2 percent, at $3.582 per million British thermal units, after climbing to a six-week high of $3.603 right after the EIA report was released. Cold late-winter weather has helped push the front contract up nearly 14 percent in the last three weeks, turning the chart picture more supportive as it broke some key moving average and trendline resistance along the way. The near contract has gained 3.6 percent so far this week following a 5 percent rise last week, but many technical traders still need a front-month close above this year's high of $3.645 to turn bullish. Despite a late-week warm-up, traders noted there was still some chilly weather in the extended forecast. The National Weather Service six- to 10-day and eight- to 14-day forecasts on Thursday showed below-normal temperatures for the eastern half of the nation. Prices have also drawn support from more utilities using gas for power generation this year and from sizeable nuclear plant outages that have prompted more gas burn. Gas-fired units are typically used to offset any shut nuclear generation. ABOVE-AVERAGE STORAGE DRAW The weekly stock decline came in well above the 92 bcf pull seen during the same week last year and the five-year average drop for that week of 107 bcf. The draw sharply widened the deficit relative to last year by 54 bcf to 361 bcf, or 15 percent below last year's record highs for that time. It also sliced 39 bcf from the surplus versus the five-year average, but storage is still relatively high at 269 bcf, or 15 percent, above that benchmark. Early withdrawal estimates for next week's inventory report range from 88 bcf to 131 bcf. That would be above the 66 bcf pulled from storage during the same week in 2012 and above the five-year average decline for that week of 74 bcf. A string of strong weekly withdrawals has prompted analysts to sharply lower estimates for end-winter storage, with some expecting inventories to drop to as low as 1.8 tcf. A Reuters poll in mid-January showed most had expected stocks to finish the heating season at about 2 tcf. So far this winter, nearly 500 bcf more gas has been pulled from storage than last year at this time. OUTPUT STARTS TO SLOW? Baker Hughes will issue its next drilling rig report on Friday. The company's dry gas rig count has fallen in four of the last five weeks and is hovering just above the 13-1/2 year low hit in early November, but production remains high. The EIA expects marketed gas production in 2013 to hit a record high for the third straight year.


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Events Manager
- Recruiter
- Research Instruments Ltd
- Location
- Falmouth
- Salary
- £25,000
- Posted
- 10 May 2017
- Expires
- 30 May 2017
- Sector
- Marketing Advertising & PR
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
Marketing & Events Manager
Salary: £25,000 - £35,000 (Plus pension contribution) dependent on experience
Duration: 1 year contract
The Company
Join an ambitious and exciting biomedical company at the forefront of technological advances within the fertility field. Based in the stunning coastal setting of Falmouth, Cornwall, RI's reach extends to all four corners of the globe selling its products in over 100 countries. We offer a stimulating, collaborative and innovative working environment and also the peace of mind that the job you will do can make a difference in helping couples to fulfil their dreams of starting a family.
RI is part of the CooperSurgical group, a prominent provider of women's healthcare solutions.
The Role
Research Instruments Ltd (RI) requires an experienced graduate to undertake the role of Marketing & Events Manager. We are looking for a person who is not only very organised but can also tap into their creative side. You are comfortable drafting copy one day, supported by our content specialist and team, and the next day you will be organising a workshop or our attendance at an international conference. You have experience in event management and feel happy inputting ideas into communication projects. You will be someone who can move seamlessly from event logistics or copywriting to communicating with our customers and supporting the Marketing Director. The ideal person for this role will have a strong marketing experience and be a team player. You will be highly organised, a good communicator with the ability to identify new industry angles and trends in order to create exciting workshops or pieces promoting our products on these themes.
- Manage, co-ordinate and execute a series of worldwide events, training sessions, speaker programmes and workshops in collaboration with other team members including other event managers and sister companies
- Create inspiring copy as part of the marketing communications plan in conjunction with our product managers and Marketing Director
- Review events and provide feedback and recommendations into the marketing, sales and other departments
- Manage the exhibition equipment liaising with Service Department and logistics coordinator to ensure the equipment is fit for purpose and packed/unpacked appropriately before and after each event
- Manage equipment logistics including shipping, carnet production, returning equipment
- Compile, manage and review events budgets
- Work with other team members such as copywriter, designers to deliver email and social media marketing communications.
- Ensure event customer data is transferred to customer database
- Assist the webmaster to manage and update the public facing and password restricted websites regarding events
- Work across all departments to assist marketing activities and provide direct support to the Marketing Director
- To assist in the tracking and monitoring of marketing performance metrics, coordinate event debriefs, marketing research and financial data to inform the strategic marketing programme
- Support other members of the marketing team in areas such as social media, design, marketing collateral production, messaging, communications, copywriting, proofreading, market research and public relations.
- Liaise with internal and external stakeholders
Key Requirements
- Degree in Marketing, Business, Events Management or similar
- Background in marketing & project management
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Research, outline and draft copy for a wide variety of communications pieces
- Highly organised multi-tasker
- Efficient time management and project management skills
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, consistently meeting deadlines
- Good IT Skills, Microsoft Office, including advanced Word and PowerPoint and Excel essential
- Strong eye for detail
- Ability to liaise confidently, effectively and professionally with internal and external people at all levels and from different countries
- Desire to work within a highly collaborative team
- Organised, systematic and methodical
- Flexible, adaptable and resourceful
- Creative problem solver
- National and international travel is required
Please send your covering letter and CV outlining why you are suitable for the job via the apply button
Applications closing date is 30 May. Interviews 7 June 2017


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I commend SE for doing everything that they have, but after reading the proposed updates I don't see it changing the opinion of the many who have stopped playing. Most of the things they are fixing in the next months are tgeneral gameplay mechanics such as chat system/ menu/ and UI. While I agree these need to be fixed, the reason I'm no longer playing and so many others are is just a lack of content and boring repetitive play. The guild leves get really stale after awhile and the same goes for crafting. You do get a nice quest every couple of levels but besides that there isn't much to do in the game. Many have also expressed the opinion that the world is extremely dull and as was seen in the PCGAMER interview, square is blaming it on "Memory Issues".
Two free months is a great gesture but isn't that giving us a hint to how bad things have really gotten for SE? I could have never imagined them giving away 2 free months. When they sent out the emails that accounts were going to be billed for the new month after the free one, they're must have been a tremendous amount of account cancelations because the news of another free month came a few days after.
We are given no word on new content coming up in the future except for "New" Guildleves which may be more of the same stuff already existing, and NMs. I just get the feeling that there is no direction for this game and SE doesn't even know what it is.


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We've Moved!
Fun, Non-racing bike stuff
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First Track Day
How DO you attempt a record?
New US Hour record! (Sort of, not really...)
Physiological Testing
So can I really break the world record?
So, we're going to do this!
My Palmares
Race Descriptions
Berkeley Hills Road Race
Berkeley Hills Road Race
Cat's Hill Criterium
Copperopolis Road Race
Davis 4th of July Criterium
Dunlap Time Trial
Dunnigan Hills Road Race
Esparto TT
Leesville Gap Road Race (Retired due to bad roads. See Leesville/Ladoga)
Leesville/Lodoga RR
Loyalton TT
Mount Diablo Hill Climb
Mount Hamilton Classic Road Race
Nevada City Classic
Patterson Pass Road Race
Pescadero Road Race
Santa Cruz Criterium
Sattley Time Trial (Former District Time Trial Course)
Sea Otter Road Race
Suisun City Criterium
University Road Race
Warnerville Time Trial
Wente Road Race
Winters Road Race
Specialized BB30 with Shimano Dura Ace SRM
Time Trialing
Putah Creek Smack Down (PCSD)
I created this web site to share my thoughts on tactics and races. I've done some of the races in Nor-Cal 15-20 times and I think that I might have some insight that newer racers will find useful.
I've been racing in Northern California since 1985. "Back in the day", I raced as a Category 1 and traveled to various NRC stage races, Elite National Championships, Pan Am Games Trials (1987), and to the 1988 (road) and 1996 (track) Olympic Trials. Now I mostly race in the M35+ group with occassional forays into the pro/1/2 or M45+ groups.
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Until July 2011, one of Malta's joys (at least in small doses) was the wonderfully antiquated public bus system, consisting mainly of 1950s-era exports from Britain usually kitted up with more chintz than a Christmas tree plus icons of every saint in the Bible and then some. The only catch was that almost all buses radiated out from Valletta, so you might have had to detour back to the capital to reach your next destination.
On 3rd July 2011 Arriva took over the bus service in Malta, offering a safer and more comfortable bus service. After more than a month of delayed and missing services, the new bus system is finally finding its feet. The bus system is very easy to use and prices are low.
For the Standard Fares, a 2hr ticket is €2.20, day ticket cost €2.60. 7-day ticket also available at €12.00. However, Standard fare tickets bought in Malta are not valid in Gozo and vice versa.
Malta's white taxis are the ones you can pick you up off the street. They have meters that are uniformly ignored, figure on €15 for short hops and not much more than €35 for a trip across the island. There are now Gov't approved fares for taxis from the airport ranging from €10 to 30.
For cheaper airport transfers and local taxis try using one of the local "Black cab" taxi firms such as Active Cabs Taxi by Sean Taxi Service, Peppin Transport (Cheaper Online Prices), Malta Airport Cabs or Malta Taxi Online. Their rates are normally lower than white taxis but their services must be prebooked (at least fifteen minutes' notice).
If you would like a taxi tour, it is a good idea to book it in advance with an agreed price and arrange to be picked up from your hotel or apartment. The tours are best kept short, around 3 to 4 hours should do it. In a car you will be able to cover Mdina, Rabat, Mosta, Valletta and the Blue Grotto. However, some people say that when visiting historical sights it is best to also hire a licensed tourist guide (who will wear their license while on tour) and accuse taxi drivers of often giving inaccurate information.
Renting a car in Malta is a fine way to see the country, since it's cheap and driving conditions have improved greatly in the last ten years. Having your own car allows you to make a lot more of your trip and discover the many hidden charms these small islands have to offer.
It is always best to pre-book your car rental online as this works out cheaper than booking when you arrive. According to the Mediterranean markets, Malta has very low rates for car rental. Any driver and additional drivers must take with them their driving licenses in order to be covered for by the insurances provided by the local car rental supplier.
There is GPS coverage of the Island by popular brands, however do check with your rental company as to whether they make this available to you or not. Popular opinion states that the GPS mapping of Malta isn't altogether that accurate, where certain routes planned on the GPS, will send you up one way streets without warning, best to use common sense in conjunction with this technology. Also the Maltese can be a very friendly bunch of people when giving directions are concerned.
There is the regular ferry service between Ċirkewwa on Malta and Mġarr on Gozo, it goes every 45 minutes in the summer and almost as often in the winter. A return ticket cost €4.65 (Standard passenger fare). There are also irregular services to Comino.
Regular flights between Valletta Grand Harbour and Mgarr by Harbourair started recently. There is also a planned service to Sicily. The company also offers scenic flights for around 90EUR that take 30 min and provide beautiful views of the Maltese islands. Flights start in Valletta's grand harbor. Check-in and ticket office is at the sea passenger terminal, on the very end of the "Valletta waterfront", behind the cruise ship terminals.
Scheduled helicopter service between Malta and Gozo has been terminated.
Renting a bike in Malta is not a very common and popular practice but it doesn't cost much, and offers enough flexibility to explore. Bicycle rental shops are present all over the island but it is always better to book them from beforehand via their websites so as not to be disappointed.
Cycling is an orginal and fun way of discovering Malta and Gozo, known for their very small size. It is a good idea to cycle on the West of Malta, in the areas of Dingli Cliffs and Fomm ir-Rih as they are far from congested cities and offer a pleasant view.
It should be known however that most roads in Malta are dangerous for cyclists; most Maltese motorists are not friendly towards cyclists and there are no bicycle lanes. It is best to stick to country roads making sure to rent mountain bikes as country roads can get bumpy and uncomfortable for city bikes. In summer, do not go cycling between the hours of 11 am to 4 pm as the heat is unbearable.
The boat charter industry has grown considerably in Malta over the last few years. Malta's favourable tax regime for commercial yachting and its central location in the middle of the Mediterranean sea has meant that large, famous charter yachts - such as the Maltese Falcon - and a whole range of small and midsized yachts are now available for day and week charters. The Grand Harbour Marina has become the principal centre for bareboating (self-hire yacht chartering).
Valletta is relatively small and very safe for walking - as are both Mdina and Birgu, other old cities of Malta. A bus tour or car hire is more recommended for Gozo though.
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Vanoil Energy Ltd. wishes to confirm ongoing discussions with the Kenyan Government with regard to its license renewals in Kenya.
These talks are now at a key stage and the Company expects them to conclude imminently. At such time, Vanoil will provide an immediate information update to the market.
Vanoil Energy Ltd.
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BPSC Results 2014
All Candidates who applied for the jobs and appeared in the examination they can view their BPSC result 2014 on the official website of Bangladesh PSC www.bpsc.gov.bd. BPSC provide results for different Examinations like BSC, Non Cadre, Departmental and Seminar Scale Examination and various other examinations for the Different posts.
Bangladesh Public Service Commission Result:
Candidates who want to know about the Examination Schedule, Routines, seats Plan , Results and other announcement for Bangladesh Vancies for different posts they can visit the official Web site www.bpsc.gov.bd.
Bangladesh PSC established in 1972. The Chairman and the members are appointed by the honorable president of the Bangladesh Republic. The BPSC main aim is to establish an environment for select capable and efficient candidates for services for the 21st century and help to the government to maintain discipline in the service.
BPSC conduct many examinations for the different posts of different departments. BPSC Provide jobs for all category candidates and different level of posts. BPSC conduct examination every year according to the job announcement and it Decalre result for all those posts in one month or Between one or month after examination. BPSC now declare the result for many posts like BCS, Non cadre jobs, 3rd class jobs, 4th class jobs, Special Recruitment, Promotional Examination, Senior Scale jobs and many other jobs on the official website of the BPSC www.bpsc.gov.bd.
BPSC Results Notification 2014:
BPSC declare the notification of BPSC Results on the official website and all other information display on the notice board of the website. BPSC declare results after each 2 months in every year for the different vacancies. Candidates can download their BPSC Results in the form of PDF files.
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The Harold Grinspoon Foundation and Harold Grinspoon Charitable Foundation each strive to have a positive impact on education by supporting institutions and initiatives. This section provides a general overview of specific education-specific initiatives to which the Foundations are committed.
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PJ Library in Western MA
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Lumin Society
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) (AP) Actor Josh Duhamel has a new role for himself in May: pace car driver for the Indianapolis 500.
Duhamel stars in the upcoming action movie Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. He also had roles in the soap opera All My Children and the prime-time drama Las Vegas. The 36-year-old Minot, N.D., native is married to singer-songwriter and actress Fergie.
Duhamel will drive a 2010 Chevrolet Camaro, leading the field of 33 drivers to the green flag for the May 24 race. The car also appears in the new Transformers movie.
Last year, the pace car was driven by two-time Indy 500 winner Emerson Fittipaldi.
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- conjecture
I. noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin conjectura, from conjectus, past participle of conicere, literally, to throw together, from com- + jacere to throw — more at jet
Date: 14th century
1. obsolete
a. interpretation of omens
b. supposition
a. inference from defective or presumptive evidence
b. a conclusion deduced by surmise or guesswork
c. a proposition (as in mathematics) before it has been proved or disproved
II. verb
(-tured; conjecturing)
Date: 15th century
transitive verb
1. to arrive at or deduce by conjecture ; guess <scientists conjecturing that a disease is caused by a defective gene> 2. to make conjectures as to <conjecture the meaning of a statement> intransitive verb to form conjectures • conjecturer noun
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.