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Quantitative Biology Career Development Speaker Seminar
Seminar series focusing on non-academic careers for quantitative biology PhD students. Invited speakers, primarily in industry and biotech, will highlight a range of different career opportunities and providing examples of career paths beyond the traditional tenure-track faculty route.
Previous Seminars
Thanks to everyone who attended our first seminar with Frances Tong (BDT) on March 5th!
- You can email Frances at firstname.lastname@example.com
- Frances Tong's presentation
Thanks to everyone who attended our second seminar with Mike Lynch (Duke BME, previously OPX Biotechnologies) on April 9th!
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Thanks to everyone who attended our third seminar with Kevin Shianna (Illumina) on April 17th!
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Thanks to everyone who attended our fourth seminar with Joel Parker (UNC Lineberger Cancer Center) on April 22nd!
- You can email Joel at firstname.lastname@example.com
- The Bioinformatics Core at the Lineberger Cancer Center (http://lbc.unc.edu/) has a couple open positions at all educational levels (BS, MS, and PhD). Email Joel if you would like more information.
Thanks to everyone who attended our fifth seminar with Kesava Nagar-Anthal (Executive Director of Corporate Strategy at bioMerieux) on April 27th!
- You can email Kesava at email@example.com
- Kesava Nagar-Anthal's presentation
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September 24 The Nicolis Anniversary and the Masi Prize
Alessandra (www.gardasee.it and www.italianwinery.it) picks us up and hauls us out to the Nicolis estate for their 60th anniversary party and ceremonial ribbon cutting. I believe my invitation to this fab fest is due to the fact that in the blind tasting of 144 Amarones I did in July, Nicolis turned out to be one of my top wines. The affair is impeccably organized: the musicians sound like a Movieland-New York Jazz combo, the food is tasty and interesting (such as a small piece of duck breast topped by an Amarone gelatin square and served on a skewer and bison in Amarone sauce), the wine is fresh and fruity and the guests are relaxed.
The 2005 Ambrosan is Amarone to the 3rd power: Rich, ripe, enchanting. Bright, with a pure perfume of ripe cherries under spirits, with a dark undertow. The palate echoes the nose. Mouth-filling fruit.
"It's the biz," says Michael.
Below are photos of Clementina, Alessandra and Alessandra (too) sporting the finest shoes at this event. They look a bit like chic Charlie's Angels, don't you think?
We arrive at the Verona Philharmonic theatre for the Masi Foundation Prize giving ceremony. The jury did its job well this year. The winners are, generally speaking, all witty and vivacious. We are also struck by their humility and humanity. At the drinks do that follows the ceremony everyone seems to be commenting on this.
And the winners are: Don Luigi Mazzucato (who works with doctors in Africa), Arrigo Cipriani (Harry's Bar, need I say more?), Jacques Orhon (a loquacious Canadian-by-way-of-France wine journalist/sommelier/author, with a passion for Italian wine) and the crowd-pleasing favorites: Giuseppe Battiston (a wonderful comic actor, who is perhaps best known for his role in Pane e Tulipane) and Massimo Marchiori (who devised the algorithm that revolutionized Google).
September 20 Concorso di Scultura "Antonio Canova" in Bardolino
Guerrieri Rizzardi (www.guerrieri-rizzardi.it) hosted the second annual Antonio Canova sculpture competition, which offers young Italian artists an opportunity for international exposure. Works by the nine finalists were displayed at Villa Rizzardi, which is surrounded by a stunning garden designed by 18th century architect Luigi Trezza (www.pojega.it). This year's winner is Daniele Salvalai. His work is definitely the most complex of the nine finalists and his use of materials was impeccable. His sculpture looks like a crater formed by a giant golf ball. But my favorite work is a ceramic version of Martian pumpkins (although the artist, Iva Boccali chose to call it Macerie.) I will happily admit to loving everything about this annual sculpture competition: its aim to encourage young talent, the exquisite setting, the elegant canapés, the fine wine and the easy camaraderie of the guests.
My pal Maria Grazia Melegatti is there. Maria Grazia has been a fan and blogger for Soave for many years. I drink a glass of Guerrieri Rizzardi sparkling Prosecco (fresh, fruity and appealing) and a glass of Rosa Rosae Rosato Veonese IGT (enticing, vibrant pink with full cherry/strawberry tinges fruit on the nose and palate) and nosh grandly. Maria Grazie tastes the Amarone.
"You know," she says. "I really like the Guerrieri Rizzardi Amarone."
"Me, too," I say. "There is always an elegant yet definite idea of cherry fruit." This scent of cherries is, for me, is the hallmark of a well-made Amarone.
September 18 La Domenica del Bardolino
Joan, Michael and I take the bus to Bardolino to taste wines at an event held in a lushly grassy park next to Lake Garda. Two of the wines that stand out for me are the Chiaretto Brut from Costadoro (A satisfying wine from its juicy cherry color through its flavors of frozen strawberries and raspberries and on it's the long finish.
www.agrituismocostadoro.com) and La Ca's Chiaretto (fresh, infused with strawberry fruit and with a slightly mineraly finish. www.tenutalaca.it)
We also sample a Chiare. This is one of the few wine-based cocktails that really works – very refreshing and elegant in the glass. I have convinced Joan that it could be a substitute for Pimm's Cup at English garden parties. Here is the recipe: Bardolino Chiaretto Spumante 6/10, Elderflower syrup 1/10, Soda 3/10 – served over ice and decorated with fresh mint leaves.
September 17 Durello and Tales of Denzel Washington
Our pals Ben and Joan come from London for the weekend and we immediately march them to the Carroarmato for lunch. Annalisa opens a bottle of 2004 Marcato Sparkling Durello, with 33 months ageing. It has a rich golden color. This idea of richness is echoed on the palate.
"I think this is the best expression of Durello," says Annalisa, owner of the Carroarmato.
Toward the end of the meal our pals Geppy and Germana drop by. They have just returned from a visit to New York City. I lived there for 9 years and had prepared a page of NYC tips for them. (Such as, eat at a diner where the waitresses have sinewy legs and call everybody "honey" and see a Broadway show; musicals are easier for non-English speakers to handle).
Their biggest adventure happened on the subway.
"We saw this nice looking man on the platform. He had a notebook and was writing things down in it. So Geppy went up and asked him for directions. It was then I realized it was Denzel Washington," says a breathless Germana. "I bet he was preparing for a movie role! He is so charismatic. And he was very nice."
"He gave good directions too," says Geppy.
By the way, next month Joan will be appearing in The Provoked Wife at the Greenwich Playhouse in London. (www.gallcontheatre.co.uk)
September 3 Soave & The Wolf
We take the bus out to Soave for Soave Versus. I taste some of my favorite Soaves and then find a comfy chair in which to do a Sudoku…or two. The highlight of this evening for me (besides a truly fine Sparkling Durello from Marcato) is meeting Zeva Wolf.
I ask her owner why he happens to have a wolf. I was expecting a dramatic story of animal rescue. His reply: "Because I wanted one." Evidently, you can go to Piedmont and pick out your fluffy little cub and bring it home. Something does not sound right about this to me but, then again, Zeva Wolf seemed very calm and collected about her life as a household pet.

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text: At Lion Pride Capital Partners LLC, we pride ourselves on being students of the real estate market. We constantly are attending seminars, associating ourselves with other successful people and doing everything possible to provide as much value to our customers. Our ultimate goal is to solve the problems facing distressed buyers and sellers. The more we know, the better the service we are able to provide.


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After 50 years of dragging this body around, yoga has enabled me to live in it!
It's been over seven years since I decided to give the "Yoga for the Larger Woman" class a try. I didn't really expect to like it, but I was curious – and I'd also been looking for a graceful way to exit a book club I had joined. At first everything, from climbing up one flight of stairs to actually participating in the class, was difficult. I was ashamed of being so out of shape. And coming to class meant that I couldn't ignore this or pretend that I'd "get right on it" later.
Initially attending class once or twice a week didn't seem like much. After all, it was a larger women's class, and we wouldn't be doing "real yoga". So I didn't expect a lot. But after awhile I noticed I was having less back pain, and people were beginning to ask me what was different. I'd think about my answer, but it wasn't something I could easily identify, and certainly not something I was ready to share. I was actually "doing" yoga. I, a morbidly obese, middle aged, very self-conscious woman, was trying to fit into the persona of a yogini. Who was I kidding? But I kept going. I had to. I was becoming addicted to both the encouragement of my teacher and the experience of feeling better mentally, as well as physically.
I was a little disappointed when, after a few years, I hadn't achieved "gumby" status or really lost any significant weight. I had assumed that both would be bestowed upon me for just making the effort to show up to class. It wasn't until I embraced and developed my daily home practice that the expectations of what "should be" were brought to light and challenged.
Around the same time, the thought hit me that I had been dragging this body around for all these past 50 years instead of really living in it. It came to me that I had not claimed this body, not moved into this body. I was renting it, but I didn't live there. I didn't want to live there-in the "undesirable" section of town.
That began to change though when I realized no amount of wishing, bargaining or promising will change the fact that this is my body and that it benefits me greatly to "step up" and partner with my abilities, instead of wishing that things were different. And I have learned that I can do a good deal more than I might have thought by being centered within myself and trusting the intuition that is there. It has taken awhile, but I have learned that for me yoga is not about the preconceived notions I have or the picture perfect images I see in yoga magazines. My yoga is about me finding myself and "us" joining together for a more vibrant experience of my life.
Truth be told, I keep doing yoga because I'm afraid not to; I don't want my life to go back to the way it was. If you've ever considered trying yoga but are afraid you're just "not the type" or "I couldn't do it"….I'd say try it anyway. Those "helpful" ideas running around in your head are only thoughts, not reality. Your yoga practice is just that – YOUR practice. Start out doing what you can and listen to your body not your head. The benefits are worth the effort, and it's a whole lot better than pharmaceuticals and way cheaper than therapy!


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Wednesday, July 5, 2017
Posey Patrol Summer 2017 Edition
"Posey Patrol" is my term for walking around my yard and checking out my flowers. You can read a little more about it here. Do you posey patrol too? I like to photograph my flowers on an overcast day. It seems to give the images a dewy/dreamy/glowy quality which I love.
Labels: gardening or greenhouse
2 comments:
- ferne said...
I do that end of the day walk around my yard checking on things as often as possible, it actually relaxes me and makes me feel proud of my work and thankful for what Mother Nature has given me. Great pictures!
- July 5, 2017 at 10:19 AM
- Shasta Matova said...
You have a beautiful garden. So many beautiful blooms! I do check for blooms from time to time but I don't have nearly as many as you do!
- July 5, 2017 at 1:48 PM
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It's a Festivus miracle!
My husband pointed out that today is Festivus, so I had to quote from that particular Seinfeld. I could say that we've had a bit of Festivus miracle because look how much I've gotten done.
1. All my Christmas knitting is done with two days to spare.
2. Rolls and two pies have finished baking right now. Cookies have decoratively packaged.
3. Only one more load of laundry to do which is non essential.
4. Bags are half packed and I still have a couple more hours to finish that.
5. All Christmas presents are purchased and I only have to wrap one more.
That brings us to "That little scarf" from Anne Hanson. I knit one out of alpaca silk (Color 114 which is an icy light purple) for my grandmother and I liked it so much it hasn't been wrapped yet. Hold onto your hats for the photo montage.
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This is a recipe I originally found on Pintrest and decided to have a go at, making a few changes along the way.
Boneless chicken breasts
Olive oil
100g butter, cubed
Half an onion, chopped
2 garlic cloves, finely chopped or minced
100ml white wine
Juice of 1 lemon
1tbs capers
First of all butterfly the chicken by slicing the breast until almost through, then get rid of your aggression by beating it with a rolling pin or meat tenderiser until about a centimetre thick. Put some flour (with salt and pepper) on a plate and then dip the chicken so it is coated on both sides.
Fry the chicken in olive oil for about 4 minutes each side, depending on thickness, until done and slightly browned. Keep warm until ready to serve.
I used the same pan to cook the sauce, which is why it ended up a little brown but we did get the extra flavour from the cooked flour and chicken juices. Heat one cube of butter and then gently fry the onion so softened but not browned. Add the garlic and cook for about a minute. Add the wine and then the lemon juice and boil until reduced to around 2 tablespoons. Stir in the capers.
Put the pan on the lowest heat possible and then whisk in the butter, one cube at a time allowing each to be fully incorporated before adding the next.
The original recipe is here. I served this with mini parmesan roasted potatoes and green beans.
This was a tasty dish and although the sauce was very tart on its own, it was great with the chicken. I'm going to try another Pintrest recipe that's very similar soon, this one is called piccata.


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Time Spent Researching is an Investment
Research? No way. I'd rather have my wisdom teeth pulled. The word research brings back memories of school and homework. Studying dates and events in history, names of people long dead, and spending hours in the library writing a boring paper. That was then. This is now. Researching for fiction writing isn't like doing research for school, it's a fun investment in your own story.
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text: Jen Cooke started singing barbershop music at a young age with her mom, dad, and sister, in Marion, OH. She brought this love of four-part harmony with her to Nashville, TN, where she joined Sweet Adelines, International, in 2000. She continues to live in Nashville with her husband, Chris, who is an accomplished musician. Jen sang lead with the TuneTown Show Chorus from 2000 to 2012, where she also served as lead section leader, member of the music and directing teams, and chair of the education team. She currently sings with past and current (respectively) Region 23 champion choruses, Song of Atlanta Show Chorus and Metro Nashville Chorus. Jen sings lead with the three-time Region 23 Champion quartet, Dream. Dream has the distinction of having the highest competition scores ever recorded in Region 23. Jen achieved the level of Certified Director, through Sweet Adelines, International, and she has been a front-line director with the Scenic City Chorus since the fall of 2009. Regionally, Jen has served on the Region 23 Music Faculty, on the Education Steering Committee, and as YWIH Coordinator. At the International level, Jen has served on the YWIHPC as member and is the current moderator. She has also provided learning tracks for the Medium-Level Contest Folios (I and II), the YWIH Contest Folio, and has provided tracks for International events, such as AHA and the SAI Family Choruses.


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Hanoian couple Bich Thuy and Thanh Trung chose the Vuong Mansion – an old two-storey wooden house in the Dong Van karst plateau in the northern mountainous province of Ha Giang, as the background for their wedding photos.
The house is the place where bride-to-be Thuy received her proposal of marriage a year ago. "The beautiful wooden mansion somehow is a part of our love story, so we wanted it (the house) present in our photos," she said.
Located in Sa Phin Valley, the house originally was the mansion of Vuong Chinh Duc, the head of the Vuong family – the most powerful Mong ethnic family in the region more than 100 years ago. He proclaimed himself as the King of the region, and adopted the title "Vua Meo", meaning "King of the Meo" (former name of the Mong ethnic group) to dominate all the northern mountainous region.
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Some of the best car insurance rates in the country are in California, where rate increases have been well below the national average. In fact, a major car insurance company cut rates for California drivers this year by $219 million, an average of 8 percent per policy.
A key factor in California has been reducing insurer costs, savings which the insurers have passed on to consumers. Those who get the best car insurance rate are the safest drivers, which California's rate system incentivizes.
According to the Consumer Federation of America, California's passage of Proposition 103 has made it the best-regulated state in the country for consumers. Yet insurance industry profits remain high because of the state's strict driving laws.
The state received top marks across the board on a recent ranking of traffic safety laws conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) in six key areas, including: DUI/DWI, young driver licensing, safety belt use, child restraint use, motorcycle helmet use and red light cameras.
Christopher J. Murphy, the state's director of the office of traffic safety, said seat belt use and child safety seat use was at an all-time high in 2008, while alcohol impaired and total traffic fatalities were projected to go down significantly.
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Santana on Tavis
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black magic shaman
eighteen inches mind to heart
journey of the soul
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It's your chance to speak your mind about what's going on in politics, pop culture, and more. What's pissing you off or rocking your world? (For more inspiration, aggravation, and edu-mi-cation, check out PopandPolitics.com)
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Time for DC to get the same rights we're "spreading" throughout the Middle East.
(via Boing Boing) Chirag Mehta created a tag cloud that illustrates the words presidents used most frequently in their speeches as a way to measure which issues they deemed important (or which issues they thought would win them the most support). Not surprisingly words like "Crime," "Deficit," and "Welfare" are prominent in Bill Clinton's cloud while "Terrorist" is the most prominent in G.W. Bush's cloud. Move the slider back and forth to find out what presidents have been talking about from 1776-2006. Here's the link.
Question: When did VH1 start giving a shit about hip hop?
The premise of being a white rapper has gotten so white washed. I met white rappers, and please do not be afraid for what I am about to tell you, but I have talked to and dealt with white rappers who have...ready...NEVER PERFROMED IN FRONT OF BLACK PEOPLE!!!!. How is this possible? Are the black people so hard to find for white rappers? Are white rappers not going to black people to seek thier approval. HOW CAN WHITE RAPPER BE WHITE RAPPERS IF BLACK PEOPLE HAVE NEVER SEEN THEM RAP...
A white rapper cannot be considered a white rapper until he rips in front of a crowd of black people. I am not saying they all have to be black. You can have some spanish, some multi-racial kids mixed in there for flavor, I would even say Asain people. But if you are a white rapper that performs in front of a white crowd then you are not a rapper at all. You are a guy who is simulating what it feels like to rock a crowd.
The Dixie Chicks are apparently too controversial for NBC. The Washington Post reported Friday that NBC refused to run ads for their new movie Shut Up & Sing because "they are disparaging of President Bush."
He's a bible-thumping, anti-gay marriage, privileged son of the south. He's Harold Ford Jr, and he's the key to the midterm elections and a barometer in many ways for the future of the country.


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CapoTODS – Ages 4 to 5
Capoeira is suitable for any child as it improves both physical and mental well-being. In their early years, children learn a lot through dance and movement. As Capoeira encompasses both these elements, children will explore how their bodies move, as well as develop coordination and body control.
In class, children will learn basic Capoeira moves to introduce them to the fundamental skills. They will also pick up simple gymnastic moves such as forward rolls, bridge and headstands.
Music is an essential element in Capoeira. Classes are conducted to music and research shows that between the ages of 1 -4, children respond best to music when they actively experience it. They will also have the opportunity to build on their rhythm/musical skills as they learn to clap, play instruments and sing.
– A fun introduction to movement and play
– Builds confidence and overcome fears
– Improves motor skills and coordination
– A great form of exercise
– Sharpens the child's listening and comprehension skills
– Build physical strength and sporting skill
– Music contributes to a rich sensory environment setting up children with a strong developmental tool for the future.
CapoMINI – Ages 5+ to 8
Many children learn best through play, which is why this program has been designed to teach Capoeira skills through games and obstacle courses emphasizing on balance, coordination and flexibility. Children will be taught basic gymnastic moves such as bridge, cartwheel, headstand and handstand building on their flexibility and strength.
Music is an important component to Capoeira and there is always music playing during the classes. Music helps to develop children's sensitivity to sounds and rhythm. They will gain an understanding between their body movements and music.
They will also learn to play instruments and sing in Portuguese.
– Improves motor skills
– Builds confidence and self esteem
– Helps to overcome personal fears
– Improve social skills
– Build physical strength and sporting skill
– Music contributes to a rich sensory environment setting up children with a strong developmental tool for the future.
CapoMAX – Ages 8 to 13
This program focuses on more challenging Capoeira skills. Children progress to learning more advanced moves encouraging coordination, body awareness and controlled body movement. Basic gymnastic moves will continue to be improved, and more advanced moves will be introduced such as walking handstands, walk overs and back flips.
Classes are structured to teach children to be both independent and socially interactive. Music skills are further enhanced as children learn to play instruments and sing in Portuguese. This highly energetic class maintains physical fitness and is a great place to burn off some energy.
– Improves motor skills
– Develops confident body movement, coordination, and agility
– Builds confidence and self esteem
– Builds leadership skills as senior students assist to lead certain components of the class
– Helps overcome personal fears
– Improves social skills
– Builds physical strength and sporting skill
– Music contributes to a rich sensory environment setting up children with a strong developmental tool for the future
– Encourages a healthy physical lifestyle and may help to prevent and combat prevalent conditions such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension
** Please note that classes have been categorised via age, however we will still assess your child to see which class is best suited. This will be determined during the trial class.


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An amateur sleuth finds a corpse almost as fascinating as the sheriff's blue eyes.
Stella Hardesty's after-dinner plans for Sheriff Goat Jones are cruelly interrupted by the intrusion of Brandy, the lawman's not-quite-ex-wife, who screams that she needs protection and a little drink. Back home, Stella checks on Chrissy, her assistant at the sewing-machine repair shop of her late, unlamented husband Ollie. When the phone rings, she's enmeshed in her unofficial and highly illegal second job: meting out justice to wife abusers. Neb Donovan, bless his gentle heart, isn't all that bad, though Stella once had to get him off Oxycontin so that his wife Donna could live with him in peace. Now a tornado has relocated the body of a woman that had been interred under the snack shack at the demolition-derby stadium. Neb, presumably the one who'd poured the concrete over the corpse, has wound up in jail, and it's up to Stella to prove him innocent, or not. Her task involves a lot of sighing over the sheriff's blue eyes and neat butt and even more attention paid to his almost-ex and her current beau, the dastardly Wil [sic] Vines. All will turn out just fine in time for a rescheduled evening with old blue eyes.
If you like a little mystery with your romance, Stella (A Bad Day for Sorry, 2009) is the gal for you. Readers who prefer crime to cute may want to give her a pass.


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CLAREMONT — Perhaps it was the postgame reaction of the Flintridge Prep football team on a sunny afternoon in Claremont that best signified just how far the Rebels have come in the span of just one year.
Having hardly played their best, the Rebels were disappointed in the performance that added up to a dominant 40-13 victory over host Webb in their Prep League finale, but were still rejoicing in the history achieved with the triumph.
Indeed, Prep has come a long way from a 2011 squad that had just one win, forfeited two games, went winless in league and would've gladly taken a victory of any sort. Now, the 2012 team finds itself in a position to critique a lopsided win over a struggling Webb (1-7, 0-3 in league), as it improved to 5-4 to finish the regular season above .500 for the first time since 2007, while most importantly achieving a 3-1 league mark that assured Prep a second-place league finish and a return to the playoffs for the first time since 2008.
"It's bittersweet. We had a poor performance today. We came out flat. I think they did overlook Webb, which we told them all week not to do," said Rebels Coach Antonio Harrison, whose team has now won four of its last five and rebounded from an Oct. 19 loss to first-place Rio Hondo Prep. "It's sweet because we're back in the playoffs. It's another milestone this team has accomplished."
It's also the first time Harrison has coached a team into the postseason in his third year at the Rebels helm.
"I'm thankful for that, I'm happy for the kids, we have at least one more game to play," said Harrison, whose team has a bye next week and awaits the CIF Southern Section Northeast Division playoff pairings on Nov. 4. "Once playoffs start, you never know what can happen."
What happened at the start of Saturday's game was disturbing for Prep, as Webb, which has been defeated by double-digits seven weeks in a row, played the Rebels to a 0-0 tie at the end of the first quarter.
But, buoyed by big days from running backs Stephan Smith and Kurt Kozacik, the Rebels raced to 28 second-quarter points to begin the rout.
Smith, also a defensive back, had two interceptions, including one that he returned 60 yards for a touchdown, and 12 carries for 156 yards and touchdowns of 18, 53 and eight yards.
"Stephan's a big-time player and he makes big-time plays," Harrison said.
Kozacik rushed 20 times for a game-high 188 yards and a score, in the process eclipsing the 1,000-yard mark rushing on the season, according to Harrison.
"Kurt's a hard-nose, grind-it-out runner," said Harrison, who now has two 1,000-yard rushers with Smith and Kozacik. "We've got more than one player who can do something."
After a scoreless first 12 minutes, Prep scored on the first play of the second quarter, as Smith swept outside, weaving to the edge and then accelerating on a dime to speed past the defense untouched for an 18-yard score and a 6-0 lead.
"Our running game's been pretty much working for us all year," said Smith of a rushing attack that totaled 391 yards in 42 carries. "We know eventually something's gonna break."
Prep, which went for two all game, was stuffed on the ensuing conversion attempt.
On the ensuing kickoff, though, Webb's Ricky Gonzales took a handoff on a reverse and raced 82 yards for a touchdown, with the point-after putting the Gauls up, 7-6. While the play put Webb ahead for the first and only time, it might very well have been the wake-up call the Rebels needed.
"I think it took Webb, for them to score a touchdown, for the boys to finally wake up," Harrison said. "They responded."
Following the Webb score, Smith swept right behind offensive lineman Brian Heintz. The junior running back juked would-be tacklers, weaving his way up the sideline before weaving back in and then out again for a 53-yard touchdown with 9:45 to go in the half. Kyle Hamane, who finished with 58 yards in four carries, made good on the two-point conversion run for a 14-7 lead.
The following offensive drive was all Kozacik, who rumbled 63 yards to the two, sprinting through the right side before bringing it back inside in front of four defenders. On the next play, he bulled up the middle for a score and a 20-7 lead.
The rout was on when Smith picked off a pass and sprinted 60 yards untouched for a score that, following another Hamane conversion run, put the Rebels up, 28-7. The score would remain that way going into the second half.
Prep wasted little time in swelling its lead, as a Kozacik 25-yard run preceded a Smith six-yard gain and finally a nine-yard Hamane sweep for a touchdown and a 34-7 advantage.
"There were no adjustments. ... It was a mentality change," said Kozacik of the Rebels picking up their play. "Once our offense does start kicking it into gear, we do start rolling."
Smith's eight-yard touchdown run came with 5:09 to go in the third quarter and brought about a running clock, as the Rebels cleared their bench.
Though the offense started a bit late, the defense was dominant throughout, causing three turnovers, including a Dylan Colliflower fumble recovery. The starting unit held Webb under 100 total yards and without a score, as the Gauls got their only offensive score against the Rebels' second unit on a 50-yard drive that upped the final offensive numbers for the home team to 129 yards (89 rush, 40 pass).
"Our defense is always solid," Kozacik said.
And while the performance wasn't outstanding, Saturday's game stood as result enough to exemplify just how exceptional the Rebels' turnaround has been.
"We made a lot of mistakes, started a little flat. We finally started getting it going. In the end, we did what we had to do, so it's a pretty good win," Smith said. "It feels great [to be in the playoffs]. We didn't expect it, but we knew if we worked hard enough, it could happen. We're excited to be back in the playoffs. None of us has ever been there."
Said Kozacik: "As for what this means? Who would've guessed? It's incredible."


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Tancredo: Find Deterrent or Face Another 9/11
Excerpt: The United States must find something – anything – that will be a deterrent to terrorists, or face another 9/11 that could be nuclear, according to U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo. Tancredo told WND in an exclusive question-and-answer session he would be happy to back off his controversial remarks about threatening Islamic holy sites – if something would offer an alternative.
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My enthusiasm for wine hasn't changed, I still love wine. However, my enthusiasm for telling the world about my wine experiences has dwindled.
That being said when I find a great wine at a very good price I'll tell the world and let them give it a spin.
The wine I'm talking about is Bogle Essential Red 2009. Bogle is a well known wine label and is a very steady producer of good and reasonably priced wines. They also make the Phantom which is a bit more upscale in price and I have two bottles resting in my cellar one may see the light of day sooner after my experience with Essential Red.
The wine is a blend of Old vine Zinfandel, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon and Petite Syrah.
From the minute I opened the bottle I knew it was going to be a good night. The nose was pure wine drinker heaven. The nose was Cabernet, rich and very inviting. The color bright ruby red, hold it up to the light and enjoy. The taste is incredible it's a ride, it starts with the Zinfandel, then the Syrah kicks in like a big V8 to give the wine some horse power and lastly the Petite Syrah comes to the rescue blending all the flavors together into fabulous finish that leaves your mouth begging for the next sip.
I would recommend opening the bottle one to two hours before drinking. This is a powerful, large horse power wine, you'll enjoy it more if you let it breath a little.
This wine is going to sell out fast. Get out as soon as you can and get your opportunity to enjoy why we all drink wine. I know I'm going out to get more.
Stay Thirsty My Friends!


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We need to clean up London's air and rid the Capital of the most polluting vehicles. The Mayor has an ambition to make London's transport network zero carbon by 2050 - this will bring improvements in air quality (see the Mayor's Transport Strategy).
To achieve this we need to support and accelerate the shift to zero emission technologies.
Zero emission capable (ZEC) is the collective term for vehicles that can operate with zero exhaust emissions. Most car and van manufacturers have ZEC models available, with more due to come to market in the next few years. Find out more about ZEC vehicles, and get help to choose the right vehicle for you, at Go Ultra Low.
There are three types of ZEC vehicles:
By switching to a zero emission capable vehicle you can save money on fuel costs, reduce harmful vehicle emissions and help clean up London's air.
There are also financial benefits:
Most people charge at home overnight or at their workplace, but some will need to charge while they are on the move. Grants are available for electric vehicle charging infrastructure at home and at workplaces.
Public charge points can be found on the street and in key destinations such as shopping areas. You will usually need your own charging cable to use public charge points, although rapid charge points have the cable built in.
Different manufacturers use different connector types. Check with your vehicle manufacturer what type of connector your vehicle uses and whether it is capable of rapid charging.
Charge point maps show where your nearest public charge point is, the connector types, charging speeds, which network the charge point is operated by and how much it will cost to charge. Frequent users can join network membership schemes. Most networks also offer pay as you go charging.
We have guidance and research about zero emission capable vehicles that will help us, the London boroughs and charge point providers put charging infrastructure in the right places. Find out about ULEV research.
Rapid charge points can charge an electric vehicle battery in 20-30 minutes. This is quicker than regular charge points that can take 7-8 hours for a full charge.
At most of these charge points you can pay as you go with a credit or debit card - you don't need to be a member.
There are currently more than 150 rapid charge points across London - we're committed to installing at least 300 by 2020.
Rapid charging bays (e-bays) are designed to be used by electric vehicle users only while charging. Any other vehicle parked in the bay may be issued with a penalty.
We're investing £18 million and working with the boroughs and other organisations to provide the rapid charging points the Capital needs. Sites will be on arterial roads, owned and maintained by TfL, borough roads, car parks and on private land, including Heathrow Airport and multiple Shell service stations.
Most networks also offer pay as you go charging (charge point costs will depend on the operator).
Non-TfL funded rapid charge points are also available in London.
The Mayor wants to establish London's taxi fleet as the greenest in the world and to phase out diesel. New taxis need to be zero-emission capable to be licensed. Tighter requirements have also been introduced for private hire vehicles (minicabs). Find out more about our how we're creating greener taxis and greener PHVs.
Rapid charge points will promote the greening of London's iconic black cab fleet, with many charging points dedicated exclusively to their use. E-taxi bays in several places are being restricted to London licensed e-taxis only. Drivers of other electric vehicles who park in an e-taxi bay risk getting a penalty. Find alternative charging locations on the Zap Map website.
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Sure, it's home to the Twilight Saga, but I say the real beauty of Washington State's Olympic Peninsula is the beaches, forests and for the motorcyclist — the road itself.
In This Article You Will Discover
- The Best Beaches on the Olympic Peninsula
- Where to Stop During Your Roadtrip
- What's So Special About Forks…
- And More!
It's a road of never-ending corners… Travellers are warned to slow to 45 m.p.h, then 35, then 25 — then 15, as two-lanes of chunky asphalt carve up thick coastal rainforest. Rocky beaches peek through gaps in the tree-line, precariously close to the right-hand shoulder. West of Port Angeles, after Highway 101 meets the lonely Highway 112, my ride around Washington State's Olympic Peninsula had become exactly what I'd hoped it would be.
After 75 km of droning along the I-5 south from Vancouver earlier this morning, my Kawasaki KLR650 seems impossibly fast through this humpy, lumpy, curvy stretch of pavement. A couple on a mid-'90s Goldwing pull over and let me blow past. Adventure bikes with long-travel suspension have the advantage on this, the Hana Highway of the Pacific Northwest.
My destination is Neah Bay, the Makah Indian Reservation townsite and home to Hobuck and Shi Shi beaches, among others. It's an "end of the road" town; you leave the way you came. Forty miles to go. I never want this road to end.
The corners eventually pull out straight; I slow to 50 km/h and enter the town of Neah Bay. It's scruffy, sparse and utilitarian. Handmade signs dot the roadway, warning: "Meth Equals Death, "No Excuse For Drug Abuse" and more alliterative anti-addiction slogans. The beach is mostly seaweed and barnacles. Following the directional signs toward Hobuck Beach Resort & Campground, I begin to wonder what I'm doing here.
A four-mile jaunt out of the townsite answers my question — Hobuck Beach is picturesque West Coast sand. Waves roll in from the deep Pacific. Foliage is wind-shaped to resemble something out of a Dr. Seuss book. Kayakers frolic in the whitewash. The sun has begun its dramatic plunge into the sea. I know now why I came.
Checking into the campground, I hear two fellow journeymen mention Vancouver — my home — has just been hit with an earthquake in the mid-sixes. My first thought is of the Ikea cabinets and flat-screen TV I had just hung in my condo. My second doubts the sanity of camping on the northwest coast of the Olympic Peninsula, mere metres from the open ocean, at this time.
You have tsunami alarms here in Neah Bay, right?
The quake is a non-issue; waves up to a metre in height lap the shoreline. A surfer wades out in search of that perfect break. The descending sun bathes the area in surreal purple that eases to gold, then to grey under the September harvest moon. It is a perfect twilight.
Famous Forks
Twilight. Ten years ago, if you had told the residents of Forks, Washington — an industry 'burg 70 km south of Neah Bay — their home would become internationally famous as the setting of a wildly popular teen-vampire book and film series, the local loggers would have run your crazy-ass out of town.
Today, the Forks' fame is part of everyday life. Since author Stephanie Meyer penned her first vampire novel, set in Forks, in 2005, the town has never been the same.
Everyone is cashing in on Twilight — from book-themed tours, souvenirs, annual Twilight events to one devilishly hilarious local selling $5 bundles of Twilight Firewood.
However, unless you're a 15-year-old girl, the real reason to visit the area is the beaches in and around the Quileute Nation Indian Reservation and the adjacent oceanside village of La Push.
After making the 45-minute run south from Neah Bay, I point my KLR650 westward from Forks and blast down an empty two-lane en route to the sea. Bathed in unseasonably warm September weather, I can always feel as I near the ocean. The temperature drops sharply, maybe five degrees. The cool air cuts through my jacket's mesh — heaven. Salt scent fills my helmet. Through the trees, I can see whitecapped waves crashing on beige beachsand.
Haystack rock formations flank the beaches, some with arches and spires to rival those found in Mexico's Baja.
First Beach is located right in the town of La Push. Tucked into a bay, with a breakwater on one side, the surf here is small, suited for boogey-borders and beginners. The sand is clean, though, and accommodation can be found practically at the water's edge, at the Quileute Nation Resort.
When visiting, always keep in mind that you are on Indian Land. Take time to learn and respect local traditions, culture and etiquette. And don't even think about doing any beachcombing!
Second Beach, a 15-minute hike from the roadway, tops First. A dramatic stone arch marks the northern edge, and soft sand stretches south past 30-metre-tall rock formations before fading into late-summer fog. The state allows beach camping here, with the correct permit, so a few tents dot the shoreline. Third Beach, a short ways away, is much the same. So many choices, and for me, so little time… I wade into the frigid seawater and let the waves wash over my bare feet. That's enough, for now.
West Side Ride
Since heading south on Highway 101, the roadway has been encased in cedar, spruce and fir trees — often a dozen miles inland from the ocean vistas I had hoped for. South of Forks, though, the 101 begins to deliver serious scenery as it takes a seaside route through the Olympic National Forest. As these two-lanes pass stretches of sand, weather-stunted trees thin out enough to allow endless ocean views. The road straightens as it rolls by viewpoints — a courtesy to those who fancy a gander.
Beaches — more than you could visit in a week — are marked, many with campsites and more that allow tents right on the sand. For surfers, kayakers, campers and hikers — it's Eden.
To my left, the Olympic Mountain Range stabs into the sky. It is a wilderness preserve in the truest sense — roads lead to the outskirts, but should you wander into the wild, you're on your own. Somewhere within, Sol Duc Hot Springs lures weary hikers to ease their muscles in mineral water. I can't stop riding now. Eyes forward. Roll on.
East Side Townships
Highway 101 continues its straight-shot south, gathering steam as it tumbles past the beaches of Oregon and California; but I veer east, taking Highway 12 lazily past the necessary fuel-and-coffee towns of Aberdeen and Hoquiam, before heading north to McCleary and re-joining the 101 as it rims the east side of the Olympic Peninsula. The east side of the peninsula is much like the east side of Vancouver Island — more towns and smaller waves than its west coast counterpart. Less rugged, sure, but no less scenic. In fact, it is on the east side where the road skims the ocean for many more miles at a time, separating the rider from the saltchuck with only a metal guardrail and a couple metres of rock.
Towns such as Hoodsport and Quilcene pop into view, but the ride is too much fun to quit. Traffic becomes a problem for motorists, but not motorcycles. A kick-down and a roll-on easily dispenses of two- or three slowpokes.
Heck, Washington State law compels drivers guilty of delaying five or more vehicles to pull over and let us pass. Canada's road laws could learn something from this…
It isn't long before every lollygagging campervan, sport-ute and California-plated convertible is a memory. The road is smoother on the east side; sport bike riders will have the advantage here.
As I near Port Townsend, home a Washington State Ferry Port (only $5.10 for a bike and rider, each way) and the logical start/finish point for riders coming south from Vancouver, traffic bogs down again. But it's OK. I'm tired. I kick it into third. Port Townsend appears: first as homes, then as gas stations, then as a lovely, artsy and historic seaside community. It's alive with street buskers, busy pubs, cafes, sightseers and motorcyclists.
A burrito the size of my head awaits at El Sarape, a Mexican restaurant on the north end of the seaside strip through town. I ponder a cerveza to accompany, but decide on a late-night ride back to Vancouver instead.
The day turns, once again, to twilight, as the ferry's horn signals my departure. I may have stayed a week — if my KLR could carry a surfboard.
See a video of this trip here: Olympic Peninsula Motorcycle Ride
If You Go
- The Makah Tribe requires you to purchase a recreation pass for $10 if you visit Neah Bay.
- Pack rain gear, and a warm sleeping bag (if camping). Even in summer, west coast nights get cold and damp.
- Gas, food and accommodation is easily found in most towns throughout the Peninsula.
- For more information, visit www.olympicpeninsula.org.


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Dramatic declines in groundwater levels have been recorded for the last two years in the High Plains Aquifer in western Kansas, and when Kansas Geological Survey crews head west this winter, they likely will find a continuation of that trend.
In the coming months, KGS researchers hope to measure 1,407 wells in the aquifer region of central and western Kansas. Similar measurements taken for the last eight year have shown a steady decline in the aquifer levels. The 3.5-foot drop recorded earlier this year was the highest for the eight years -- exceeded only by the 4.25-foot drop measured in 2012.
Five years of drought in the western third of the state have taken their toll on the aquifer. Declining water levels could threaten not only agriculture, but municipal water supplies.
A lot of people laughed when state water officials rolled out a proposal last month to study the feasibility of the "Kansas Aqueduct Project" to transport water from the Missouri River in the northeast corner of the state to western Kansas. The idea was to draw water out of the Missouri River during high water flows and transport it about 360 miles through a series of lift stations and canals.
The idea, admittedly, is farfetched. Not only is Missouri likely to have something to say about siphoning water out of the river that forms the boundary between the two states, but officials also put the cost of the project at somewhere between $12.5 billion and $25 billion.
Nonetheless, officials with the state and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers deserve some credit for looking at long-term solutions for what otherwise could be a disastrous development for western Kansas. A 360-mile canal may not be the answer, but there are no easy answers to this situation short of an unexpected long-term change in the area's weather patterns.
There are certain things Kansas officials might be able to control, but they can't control Mother Nature. Keeping an eye on aquifer levels may help them make a case for significant changes in the region's agriculture and irrigation practices. Or maybe there's another solution. The canal plan may seem ridiculous, but, considering the bleak picture that seems to be emerging, it only makes sense to look at all the possibilities.


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Hi Mike, you wrote:
>I bet you knew I would respond to this.
>You wrote: In what manner are we, his stumbling creatures, like the Most High
>God? Do we possess His holiness, or His righteousness? Can we boast of His
>wisdom? Are we omnipotent? Can we transcend time? Is it in our power to
>forgive sin? Can we grant immortality? No, we mere mortals presume too
>Can't we ask the same things about Adam?
Adam didn't do any better than any of us would have done, not knowing
the outcome in advance. That's not my point. The "image of God" has
been blown all out of proportions by Bible expositors who had no clue
what was going on. If we defined the term simply as "something or
someone who represents," we would be far closer to the meaning as
used in Scripture.
Adam was God's representative. That's it! That's all of it! You
and I can represent God IF we conform to the image of Christ. And we
won't possess His holiness, or His righteousness, etc. And neither
did Adam.
>You say Adam was created in God's image and that no human being before him or
>after him, except Jesus Christ, was so created.
Of course we know Christ was not created.
> But I see Adam as a man just
>like us. He was created with the ability to sin and, evidently, the
>propensity to sin. For sin he did. You say God created Adam to serve as his
>representative to bring a knowledge of God to a world of ungodly men. But
>certainly God knew from the beginning the outcome. That being the case, He
>could have only created Adam as some sort of demonstration, to illustrate a
>point, to teach a lesson.
God created Satan too. Knowing the outcome, why didn't God just
stick with Gabriel and the rest of the heavenly host who remained
faithful. I don't know. When, what, where, how questions have
answers. Why questions, as they pertain to the deity, will always
remain elusive.
>I say Adam was created by God, not as God's representative to man, but as
>man's representative to God.
The "image of Baal" represented Baal to the pagans. It was not a
representative of the pagans to Baal. Graven images represented gods
to the Israelites, and were repeatedly condemned in the Old
Testament. But I see your point, and certainly you could view it
that way.
> Adam was a man just like us. The only difference
>being that he was put into a paradise, without a problem in the world. So
>when he sinned he couldn't rightly blame his failings on his tough lot in
>life. Adam's failure in paradise proved that none of us, with all of our
>problems, stresses and temptations, can ever live a perfectly righteous life.
>Adam proved that all mankind, though created in God's image in a limited way,
>are not nearly as righteous as God, since unlike God we have both the ability
>and the propensity to sin. Adam proved that because we all "fall short of the
>glory of God," we are all unworthy of eternal life. Adam proved that because
>we are, we all need God's forgiveness, which He freely offers to us all by
>means of the shed blood of Jesus Christ.
No argument from me.
>The questions you asked to prove that sinful predamic men and postadamic men
>could not possibly be the ones that Gen. 1:27 is referring to as having been
>created in God's image I'll now ask you about Adam.
>In what manner was Adam, His stumbling creature, like the Most High God? Did
>Adam possess His holiness, or His righteousness? Could Adam boast of His
>wisdom? Was Adam omnipotent? Could Adam transcend time? Was it in Adam's
>power to forgive sin? Could Adam grant immortality?
>If you maintain that Adam was any more created in God's image than his
>contemporary Sumerian neighbors, and all of us living today, I think you
>presume too much for Adam.
Again, I think Adam was special. He lived for 930 years. You and I
won't do that. If the legend of Adapa is a semi-mythological tale
about him, it gives us some inkling of what kind of man he was. Adam
of the Bible and Adapa of Amorite legend were both human sons of God,
or a god. According to the legend, Adapa was a sage, a profoundly
wise man, in Eridu.
Adam was told "by the sweat of his face" he would eat "bread," and
Adapa was a baker by trade. Adapa was deprived of eternal life by
not eating or drinking the "food or water of life," while Adam was
cut off from eating the fruit of the "tree of life."
Regarded as a prophet or seer, Adapa had been priest of the temple of
Ea at Eridu. He is described as "blameless," "clean of hands,"
"anointer and observer of laws." Could that also describe Adam, the
first type of Christ? Also, Adam was taken from the ground; in the
Hebrew: 'adam from 'adamah. How close phonetically is 'adamah to
Adapa? Even in Sumerian the word for "pasture land" is 'adam.
Did Adam's Fall affect following generations? These two lines are
part of one Adapa fragment:
[...] what ill he has brought upon mankind,
[And] the disease that he brought upon the bodies of men ...
So whatever source we use for information about him, the least we
could say is that Adam was unique.
Yours in Christ,
"The answer we should have known about 150 years ago"
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The bullying of academics follows a pattern of horrendous, Orwellian elimination rituals, often hidden from the public. Despite the anti-bullying policies (often token), bullying is rife across campuses, and the victims (targets) often pay a heavy price. "Nothing strengthens authority as much as silence." Leonardo da Vinci - "All that is necessary for evil to succeed is that good men [or good women] do nothing." Edmund Burke
June 16, 2010
Academic Bullying: A Problem on College Campuses
"It was like drowning and no one sending you a buoy," said Edwards, who told her story during a session at the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) conference in Washington, D.C.
The disintegration of civility in higher education is a growing concern for university faculty who say the disrespect has reached epic levels not only between professors and students but also among colleagues. Women and faculty of color are often the targets of mistreatment, but increased competition and societal shifts have demonstrated that no higher education professional is immune. In addition to academic bullying, the incidence of workplace violence is no longer rare in higher education. High-profile cases, such as the February killings of three University of Alabama-Huntsville professors allegedly by a co-worker, were prominent in higher education news this past academic year.
"It's coming up in many of our sessions," said AAUP director of communications Robin Burns. "It's always been a problem, but people are really talking about it now."
"It's becoming a more prominent issue," said Janet Tompkins McMahon, a conference presenter and an assistant professor of nursing who is moving to Towson University from Francis Marion University. "We need to be prepared to deal with this and avoid detrimental consequences that could harm everyone."
Edwards said she believes the bullying she experienced stemmed from a number of reasons. Prior to the car tampering accusations and other incidents, Edwards had been unexpectedly away eight weeks from her job as an assistant professor at her school's nursing department after suffering a medical emergency. Her absence had put a strain on the department, requiring five different faculty members to cover her classes, she said. But, as soon as she was able, Edwards returned to teaching.
But things had changed. The once popular Edwards was quickly ostracized by her colleagues and pressured by her supervisor to resign. Edwards, who was on track for tenure and held the only doctorate in the department, was berated in faculty meetings, attacked in evaluations, and publicly denigrated in e-mails, she said.
Matters worsened for her, but Edwards battled the offensive that led to her dismissal from the university. A lawyer, an ulcer, and thousands of dollars later, she won her case in court but was not entirely vindicated.
"Your parents always tell you to fight for what you believe is right," she said, adding that she has decided to use her experience as a case study for academic bullying and to advise others about analyzing the health of institutions. "But it's damn hard."
And for professors teaching the millennial generation, good manners are no longer the norm among students, McMahon said, adding that young people today feel entitled to everything—even grades they don't deserve. Asking for extra credit, complaining about assignment deadlines, making excuses for incomplete work are characteristic of modern students, she added.
To adjust to her students' learning styles and remain sensitive to their needs, McMahon characterized them as Wizard of Oz archetypes, which are the confused scarecrow, the insecure Tin Man, the cowardly lion, and the focused Dorothy. Understanding student personalities, she said, helps professors avoid triggering behaviors that could lead to potentially dangerous stress in the classroom.
"Be careful. A house could fall on you," McMahon said, alluding to the fate of the wicked witch in the Wizard of Oz.
In a 2005 study published in the Journal of Nursing Education, researchers reported examples of increased problematic behavior, everything from leaving class early or sleeping in class to verbal abuse and plagiarism.
Presenters at the AAUP sessions on academic bullying suggested instructors develop standards of practices that are consistent and published clearly in course syllabi with explicit wording that emphasizes strict adherence. If the behavior is not immediately confronted and reported, the incivility could escalate, presenters said.
Paul Howe, a conference presenter and business instructor at Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute in North Carolina, said he believes the audacity of his students' excuses and classroom behavior is tied to the societal emphasis on consumerism.
"Students often ask me why they aren't passing if they pay for classes and come every day," Howe said. "They actually think, since they pay, they should get good grades without doing the work."
From: http://diverseeducation.com
2 comments:
- Anonymous said...
It's not just academic staff. Administrative staff are bullied horribly by both academics and their peers, and HR departments refuse to deal with it. I have also witnessed administrative staff bullying and threatening students and getting away with it. Disgusting...
- dentist wakefield said...
This was such a well articulated article, thank you for your time in putting it together and sharing it with everyone.


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RMIT Vietnam alumni recently offered gifts and volunteered their time to support disadvantaged children at Truc Lam Bao Son, a pagoda 100km from Ho Chi Minh City.
Organised by RMIT Vietnam, A New Day professional social work group, and Overseas Alumni Vung Tau, the Mid-Autumn Festival charity event was an opportunity for the graduates to connect and work together to contribute to the community.
The volunteers had raised enough money to offer 350 giftsets to the children – some of whom were orphans living in the Pagoda, and others who lived in the surrounding community. The children received notebooks, milk, handbags, mini games, and of course mooncakes and lanterns for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival.
Nguyen Minh Hai (left), a graduate of the RMIT Vietnam Master of Business Administration program, donated 400 lanterns. Ms Hai said she was motivated to join the event because of a strong sense of belonging to the community and a wish to be part of a group that contributes through a meaningful activity.
The participants donated time in addition to money. Ho Thai Binh, President of the Overseas Alumni in Vung Tau, worked with other volunteers to build bookshelves for the Pagoda.
RMIT Vietnam staff joined the alumni to help with volunteer activities.
Children were encouraged to join mini games and collect stamps which could be exchanged for small gifts such as pencils, rulers, sharpeners and candies.
The children sang Mid-Autumn Festival themed songs to end the special day.
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Scotland is set to get its own hub on the world's main internet network which should see local network traffic delays - or latency - reduced across Scotland.
A conference to plan for the "regional peering" will take place at Edinburgh Conference Centre at Herriot Watt University on 27 March. The event is backed by the London Internet Exchange (LINX) - where Scotland's internet traffic goes through at the moment.
LINX said: "The purpose of the event is to gauge interest of existing LINX members, as well as those not already peering in either London or Manchester, in establishing a peering point or points in Scotland.
"LINX launched its first regional peering point in Manchester and is planning to establish more in a number of other regions where there is significant internet traffic."
Having a main network hub in Scotland wouldn't necessarily increase basic data download speeds for Scottish web users, as those speeds are usually down to their individual network provider, such as Virgin Media, BT and Talk Talk. But latency or "jitter" would be reduced on apps such as video, video conferencing, voice over IP and online gaming, if everything wasn't routed through London.
John Souter, chief executive of Linx, told The Scotsman newspaper: "The biggest difference users will see is in terms of what is called 'latency' - the time lapse which can cause gaps - like a pause in conversation. The less distance information has to travel the less problem there is with latency.
"This is very important to games players, where low latency is critical, as well as Skype and other voice services and anything where there are transactions such as banking services."
As with establishing a main internet hub in Manchester, having one in Scotland would also make the UK's critical infrastructure more secure. If there was a problem in London - either technical or terrorist-related - the UK would not be cut off from the world's internet network for long, as traffic could instead be routed through Scotland.


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Toshiba has delayed the launch of the world's first HD-DVD recorder--but by only two weeks. Originally scheduled to release on July 14, the company has pushed back the availability of the RD-A1 to July 27. But don't go camp out at your local Best Buy or Circuit City--the RD-A1 is a Japan-only product for the time being, and Toshiba hasn't indicated when or if it will be coming stateside anytime soon. The device has the specs to leave high-def fan boys weeping--1080p video output, plus the ability to record HD video to the internal 1TB hard drive and archive dub it to single- or dual-layer HD-DVD discs--but it will cost Japanese consumers around $3,500 to take one home.
Interestingly, Blu-ray recorders such as the Panasonic DMR-E700BD have been available in Japan for some time. But thanks to the multiple layers of copy protection that have been added to the format to mollify Hollywood studios (AACS, ICT, BD+, BD-ROM Mark), those recorders can't play the any of Blu-ray movies that are finally beginning to appear on store shelves. (The Toshiba HD-DVD recorder--and, presumably, eventual Blu-ray recorders--will play store-bought high-def movies in their respective formats.)
The ability to archive your favorite TV shows in high-def is a great idea, but look for the Hollywood community to fight it with all its collective might. Whether it's as onerous as a copy-protection scheme (a broadcast flag that just prevents you from making a backup copy) or as subtle as the increasingly pervasive "pop-up ads" that are springing up on many cable channels (who wants to keep a copy of The Closer when an animated NASCAR ad takes up a quarter of the screen at 10-minute intervals?), TV networks will do everything in their power to make sure that viewers will pay one way or another. TV shows on DVD remain a huge cash cow, and Hollywood is looking to take that "monetization" of their broadcast assets to the next level--be it video on demand, downloadable and streaming online video, HD-DVD, Blu-ray, or any combination thereof. Needless to say, DIY box sets--home-burned and royalty-free--aren't on the agenda.
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Problem 20E from Chapter 5.5
Some inverse sine, cosine, and tangent expressions have exact values. However, many do not. These functions are readily evaluated using a modern hand-held calculator. Of course, we must always keep in mind that the inverse functions are valid only in certain intervals of the sine, cosine, and tangent functions. The sine and tangent functions must lie in the interval , the cosine function in . With this in mind, let's use our calculators to evaluate an inverse expression to five decimal places.


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Thursday, 13 September 2012
Sneak Peek of One Night So Pregnant!
I finally have a sneak peek of my next Riva/Harlequin Presents Extra, One Night So Pregnant on my website... Have to say I love both the UK and US covers.
In case you don't know this is Tess and Nate's story. Tess appeared as Eva's meddling friend in The Good the Bad and the Wild and quite a lot of readers have asked me if I was going to write her story. Short answer: Hell Yes! And here it is.
It'll be out in December in the US and in November to Riva subscribers in the UK (and apparently on Amazon!). I will be giving away a few copies here and on Goodreads once I get my author copies.
Anyway, let me know what you think of the peek!
In other news I'm off to the AMBA lunch tomorrow and am looking forward to catching up with Abby Green, India Grey, Fiona Harper, Sharon Kendrick, Scarlet Wilson and a host of other great authors.... And I have Alabama friend Kimberly Lang staying with me at the moment. How cool is that? (plus I managed to extract a copy of Redemption of a Hollywood Starlet out of her - which is the last of her fab Marshall brothers trilogy and which I can't wait to read).
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Thursday, July 10, 2014
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So good to hear that you are tackling those projects but at the same time, you are making us lazy bums out there look bad Christine! Love the inspiration for the cucumber water, if we are being honest here, I need to cut down on the sauce a little bit and this is quite a sophisticated compromise!ReplyDelete
Hmmmmm....leeks. This I haven't tried. Cucumber, basil, lime, I've tried and regularly do it all. I have no problem drinking tons of water, actually. It's one of the few things I'm good at. Watermelon tends to be too sweet for me, but we have a ton of lavender growing this summer and I'm anxious to try that.ReplyDelete
We're getting rid of stuff like mad. We're terrible at yard sales, so as much as I'd like the money, we just give it away. And we've been unloading like crazy. Just this morning we were dragging stuff out to the curb and debating about a dresser we wanted to get rid of. I was hesitant to put it out there today since it's meant to rain. Our neighbor, who is a Catholic priest walked past and I said, "You don't happen to need a dresser do you? (vow of poverty and all). And he said Yes! He has lots of students moving through and happened to have a navy guy who was storing his stuff in a book case. Problem solved. :)
I wish I'd known your watermelon water trick, because my mom had a bbq on Sunday with two watermelons, and she had to use the best pieces from both to make the watermelon, feta, and basil salad because neither one was that good. We ate all the leftover watermelon begrudgingly, taking half-bites of pieces that weren't sweet or were too mealy. This will come in handy next time! xoReplyDelete
yum! who doesn't love watermelon. im going to let you in a secret- to find a good watermelon- give it a good smell. and if it smells like garden goodness it's a good one. good luck on your yard sale- its going to be a HOT one. I have always had bad luck doing yard sales- prolly cause I live out in the burbs. :)ReplyDelete
Lemonade with honey and fresh mint remains my go-to refreshment for summer, but I like to try all kinds of healthy drinks, so I will definitely take your advice and make these the following days. Good luck with the yard sale!ReplyDelete
This looks so good and refreshing! I love watermelon <3 Sadly the weather in the UK has been dreadful lately and it hasn't felt like summer at all. I'm longing for a heatwave so I can enjoy this drink even more :)ReplyDelete
the cucumber basil one sounds so wonderful! i am in love with any fruit or veg paired with basil like strawberry basil. i wasn't thirsty before this post but i am now.ReplyDelete
I have been completely ridiculous and absurd about the amount of water I drink. I think it's something like 8 16 oz bottles now. Basically, I spend my time running back and forth to the bathroom. Best of luck with your organizing goal (you're reminding me I need to get my butt into gear and do some of that myself too)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 10, 2014 at 8:42 PM
sounds (and looks) delicious. I'm bad when it comes to drinking water too and been having an awful lot of cold green and ginger tea lately. I so need something else for a change...ReplyDelete
These both sound delicious! Definitely perfect for the hot days of summer. xoReplyDelete
I have been blending up watermelon and ice and drinking almost everyday. It is so hot, and it just does the trick. Your photos remind me that cucumber water is so refreshing too.ReplyDelete
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