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Hurdly. Find.ly. Reachli. Optimizely. Earlier in the year, The Wall Street Journal diagnosed Silicon Valley's me-too naming problem: It turns out the default way to signal "quirky start-up" is to end your name with "ly," "lee" or "li" (as 161 already have).
While established brands often look to convention-breaking startups for naming approaches that signal "new," the current gaggle of double consonant-ed and lyrically suffixed names aren't much help right now. Which is what makes an often-overlooked naming approach look really good right now: the descriptive name.
Names like Booking.com and Dollar Shave Club skip the misspellings. They skip the optimistic metaphors and references to the founders' backstories and the weird-for-the-sake-of-weird imagery. Instead, they use their name to get a very important question off the table, "What does this business do?"
The obvious objection to this approach to naming is that it's boring, and that, from a trademark perspective, it's difficult to own. But smart brands know there's more than one way to build distinctiveness into their names.
Booking.com adds edge to its name by subbing "booking" for the type of swear word you'd use when you get a room that really blows you away. It made booking a feeling, rather than an action. Have you seen Booking.com's commercials? They're booking awesome. And the brand used its voice to make Booking.com a name that's pretty booking exciting (see how fun it is?).
Dollar Shave Club, too, skips the fluff. Its subscription business model and message are simple ("For a dollar a month we send high-quality razors right to your door"), and its name doesn't say much more than that. And through a video featuring the founder's dry humor against a backdrop of absurd imagery, the brand took off—and the name took on the idiosyncratic tone set in the video.
While there's no single "best" kind of name, it's refreshing to see an often underutilized naming approach made a hero in the most heroic sense. It also forces brands to be crystal clear about who they are and what they do—something the Zaarlys, Xtifys, and Kaggles of the world will have to do through some pretty serious messaging.
This week's guest author, Caitlin Barrett, is Associate Director of Verbal Identity for Interbrand and the creative lead for Naming.
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Tags: brand naming , Xtifys , Dollar Shave Club , Reachli , Find.ly , Kaggles , Booking.com , Optimizely , naming trends , Hurdly , Zaarlys
In Singapore, we love our food. It has been said that eating is the national pastime. It comes as no surprise then that brunch is fast becoming a favourite weekend activity for many. Imagine – savouring a laid back day before the hectic week ahead begins, indulging in delicious food and an invigorating fresh cup of brew while soaking in the tasteful décor of a lovely café.
With interest from consumers burgeoning and suppliers see a growing opportunity, new brunch venues are popping up across Singapore. Subsequently, consumers are spoilt for choice with a multitude of cafés being added to their to-visit lists, waiting to be conquered. Today, social media platforms have become trophy rooms with beautifully shot pictures of delectable food and designed dining spaces. So, where shall we go next?
We now have a phenomenon of "first timer consumers" - consumers who have high expectations of their brunch experiences. As diners share their personal experiences through social media or blogs, with some making lists such as "20 Cafés to Visit in Singapore" or ambitious offers of extensive directories such as "52 best brunch places in Singapore," cafés are attracting brunch connoisseurs, but need to bridge the gap between the initial checking off a place to try it and long-term brand loyalty.
Mind you, these brunch places usually earn the head-nodding approval of their first time patrons. Individually, the cafés have carefully thought out menus, well put-together tables, walls and chairs, and they do have impressive websites and social media pages.
Collectively, the question remains – how differentiated are they?
Leading brands achieve relevance and differentiation; these principles similarly apply to café brands. Beyond taste and aesthetics, owners should aim to win over their first time patrons with a compelling offer. Some initial ideas for starters:
• Providing outstanding service usually leaves a deep impression on customers.
• Explaining the origin of your ingredient sources can help to strike a chord with consumers' personal beliefs.
• Sharing the brand owner's philosophy can establish an emotional connection with customers.
• Jazzing it up - having seasonal menus not only implies fresh ingredients used, but also gets customers interested, again and again.
• Tap into chef branding and storytelling to express what makes the cuisine unique.
• Pay attention to the little things - from the names of dishes, tone of voice adopted to introduce the food, to the choice of crockeries and napkins.
These preliminary suggestions provide initial food for thought. Differentiating cafés, or any brand, in an increasingly crowded marketplace is not an easy journey. What makes a restaurant brand stand out for you?
Vicki Lai is a consultant for Interbrand Singapore.
Category: Customer Experience
Tags: cafes , brunch , brand building , differentiation , social media
Needs drive people to buy, but emotion drives people to choose one brand over another. It's that emotional connection that will inspire a consumer to remember and want to be engaged with your brand again. Packaging is often the first concrete point of contact between shoppers and brands, so if emotions guide brand choices, emotions should guide packaging trends.
Psychologist Robert Plutchik theorized that there are eight main emotions: fear, anger, sadness, disgust, joy, trust, anticipation and surprise. How can brands connect with the most optimistic of these emotions?
1. Trust:
After multiple milk safety scandals in China, the global controversy around GMOs, meat pandemics like Poultry H7N9, the horsemeat scandal in Europe and growing concern about the health impacts of artificial and hydrogenated ingredients, consumer trust has been eroded. Just as these scandals have dominated headlines for the last several years, consumer interest in healthy living has surged.
It's more important than ever for brands to respond to consumers' concerns and work to regain trust in product quality. This will not be accomplished through marketing jargon. It's critical for brands to simplify packaging, be transparent and communicate clearly through design a product's quality and authenticity.
Consumers are looking for extreme clarity, to avoid confusion and feel confident about your brand and its products.
While Swedish brand Ikea faced pulling products from its shelves and a PR problem in the midst of the horsemeat scandal, the brand continues to see success with food products in its retail spaces with strategic package design choices. For example:
• On its cracker products, the brand magnifies the raw ingredient, in a simple and factual yet artistic way. No supplement, no effect.
• Smári yogurt's packaging celebrates the mountains of Sweden in a way that is both playful and engenders trust.
2. Joy:
People face daily challenges in their lives. While technology has made many things easier, it can also sometimes make life feel more complicated and overwhelming. Families struggle with work/life balance. Brands have the opportunity to delight and make people's lives brighter at every touchpoint, creating compelling stories and personalized experiences that enhance everyday life. The package becomes a theater to stage the brand story and message. Examples:
• Heinz's "Get Well" campaign launched in 2011 and reprised in 2012, was not only recognized in Ad Age's list of the ten best social-media campaigns of the year, it was a beautiful union of clever digital and unique packaging. The campaign allowed Facebook users to send personalized "Get well" soup cans to their friends. Using PayPal, customers could purchase cans with their own individualized message. Not only did Heinz gain 75,000 new Facebook fans, page interactions increased 650 percent and more than 4,000 cans of Get Well soup were sent.
• Philosophy's skin care packaging connects with the consumer through stories, sharing the brands' philosophies on uplifting subjects like hope and grace.
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In an ever-changing and digital-driven world, with an over-saturated market and shelves, communicating the new news is more valuable and challenging than ever. To differentiate and get the attention of overwhelmed and even blasé consumers, brands are thinking beyond a "Who has the bigger logo" strategy and are creating striking and memorable brand experiences.
Breaking or redefining category norms allows a brand's packaging to stand out and attract the curiosity of consumers. These moments of surprise can translate to shareable moments as well as consumers express appreciation of the design with friends and on social media.
• To break the routine in the cleaning product category, Method will release specially designed dispensers, creating decorative limited editions of its bottles.
• Creating an innovative wine bottle made out of compressed recycled paper, Paperboy creates surprise and inspires purchase choice and sharing that choice through word of mouth.
4. Anticipation:
Each year, million of tons of waste are abandoned, creating a major global ecological problem. In recent years brands responded, trying to reduce packaging materials like wrapping. While reduction is a good start, today some brands are rethinking waste. Reimagining the life cycle for packaging, brands are transforming waste, seeing value in repurposing it.
Consumers can anticipate the delight of doing good and getting to put the package to use beyond the life of the product in a creative way. People can play a role in the sustainability process without too much effort. Designers are innovating approaches to the afterlife of packaging and anticipate the experience after the use of products.
• O'right (Eco-Salon Products) launched a bottle that is preloaded with seeds. The bottle itself can be planted into the ground.
• Stafidenios Greek raisin company designed the interior of its packaging to transform the boxes into collectable animal characters.
Packaging has always needed to communicate brand cues, category cues, product benefits and "reasons to buy." The best packaging has done this in a way that is intuitive, impactful, indulgent, attractive, special, beautiful and timeless.
But brands now have an opportunity to move packaging beyond the purely visual. Consumers' desire for brands to have deeper and broader purposes has given packaging an additional role - as the primary touchpoint of an emotionally resonant experience that creates trust, loyalty, differentiation and desire.
Cathie Cocqueel is Associate Design Director at Interbrand Singapore.
Category: Design and Packaging
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How does a single SKU brand created from a 140-year-old formula create global impact through a beautifully consistent brand expression yet retain enough flexibility to engage and excite?
An innovative approach to marketing, combined with rapid geographic expansion, has made Heineken one of the most premium lager brands globally. Earlier this fall Heineken appeared on Interbrand's Best Global Brands ranking at #92 with a healthy increase of 10 percent in brand value vs. 2012. In a dynamic environment with the constant threat of changing legislation around alcoholic beverages the Heineken brand has succeeded thanks to uncovering new ways of interacting with consumers, taking the message beyond the product to the actual brand experience.
In the physical spaces the brand owns and controls, such as the Heineken Experience in Amsterdam, located on the site of its old brewery, one can experience the history of the brand and the story of its inventors told in an interactive and highly engaging way. Visitors can also experience the traditional lager making process right through to experiencing brewing first hand in a 4D simulation theatre. The entire tour is highly digitised and interactive, tapping into all five senses to deliver the ultimate experience.
Beyond this, in the world of partnerships Heineken's movie, music and sports affiliations remain powerful enough to make even a James Bond drink Heineken instead of his signature martini in Skyfall, the most successful James Bond movie yet.
How then does a brand ensure consistency of expression yet allow enough flex to engage and excite consumers? In the case of Heineken, its core visual assets of red star, distinct green background and white typeface appear consistently. The lock-up of these core elements makes the brand instantly recognisable and memorable at any touchpoint from the visual identity for the Heineken Cup to collateral such as beer mats and coasters across global markets. These three elements are the visual DNA of the brand and in combination with these Heineken uses a set of flexible visual assets that enable creativity, expression and individuality to capture interest and engagement.
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Uttara Masting is Associate Director, Strategy for Interbrand London.
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Following the incredible conversations coming out of yesterday's Sustainable Marketing Conference Interbrand had the pleasure of hosting with Yale at the Yale Club in New York, our Corporate Citizenship practice leaders are taking a look at measuring the impact of brands' efforts in its latest version of Closing the Gap today. To find great dialog from the conference yesterday, track #SMCstories on Twitter and stay tuned for our upcoming blog post.
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Is your brand measuring the impact of its Corporate Citizenship efforts? As the latest edition of Closing the Gap notes, "You can't manage what you don't measure."
With consumer expectations growing for serious efforts from the for-profit world to work with the non-profit world to address issues from deforestation to world hunger, that something must be done is clear. But how is the impact of that something to be measured to ensure a path to effectiveness for both the issues facing the world and the brands?
"By crafting a strong story around your organization's impact and showcasing measurable results, you will fundamentally help stakeholders understand your brand's mission, goals, distinctive qualities, and characteristics," say Erica Chan, Thomas Goerner and Dominik Prinz of Interbrand in What's Your Impact? How to successfully define, track and communicate the good your brand is doing. This discussion, featured in Closing the Gap, showcases key takeaways from interviews with leaders of foundations and Corporate Citizenship programs, revealing the most common challenges they face and effective solutions.
This issue of Closing the Gap curates content from Yale Center for Business and the Environment, video interviews with FEED's Lauren Bush Lauren on strategic corporate partnerships, brandchannel and TEDx, for example. These pieces explore cost efficiencies, customer loyalty, internal brand engagement and harnessing the power of brand to change the world.
To subscribe to Closing the Gap and to learn more about Corporate Citizenship at Interbrand, please contact Tom Zara, Global Practice Leader of Corporate Citizenship.
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BRIDGEWATER, N.J., Oct. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Savient Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: SVNT) announced today that an abstract related to KRYSTEXXA® (pegloticase) has been selected for poster presentation at the American Society of Nephrology (ASN) Kidney Week 2013. The annual meeting will be held November 5-10, 2013, in Atlanta, GA.
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Welcome to Quality Improvement Toolkit!
Quality improvement (QI) in public health involves a deliberate improvement process focused on activities that are responsive to community needs and aimed at improving population health. This toolkit allows local health departments (LHDs) to search for QI resources to be adapted by LHDs as they learn about and apply QI processes.
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Dr Graham Ogle is an Australian paediatric endocrinologist working with HOPE worldwide (Australia). He is the General Manager of the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) Life for a Child Programme. Graham is married with three children and is based in Sydney.
Graham graduated from the University of Sydney with 1st class honours, and specialised in paediatric endocrinology. In the 1990s he spent five years working in Papua New Guinea establishing HOPE worldwide (PNG) in 1993, and 15 months in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, as the founding Director of the Sihanouk Hospital Center of HOPE, which has become a centre of excellence for medical and surgical care and health professional training.
Graham spends 90% of his time working in international diabetes via the IDF Life for a Child Programme, tackling clinical care of diabetes in children and youth, capacity building of diabetes centres, diabetes research, and extensive international advocacy. He also serves on two IDF Task Forces: Insulin and Other Essential Diabetes Medicines and Technologies and Children and Adolescents.


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At the 18-month checkup, the healthcare provider will examine the child and ask how it's going at home. This sheet describes some of what you can expect.
The healthcare provider will ask questions about your child. And he or she will observe your toddler to get an idea of the child's development. By this visit, your child is likely doing some of the following:
Talking, with up to 10-20 words (it's okay if your child is just starting to talk)
Using a spoon or fork
Letting you know his or her needs
Following 2-step commands (such as "go into the bedroom and bring me a toy")
Running and climbing
Stacking or lining up toys or other items
Becoming more stubborn (for example, crying for no apparent reason, getting angry, or acting out)
You may have noticed your child becoming pickier about food. This is normal. How much your child eats at one meal or in one day is less important than the pattern over a few days or weeks. It's also normal for a child of this age to thin out and look leaner, as long as he or she isn't losing weight. If you have concerns about your child's weight or eating habits, bring these up with the healthcare provider. Here are some tips for feeding your child:
Keep serving a variety of finger foods at meals. Be persistent with offering new foods. It often takes several tries before a child starts to like a new taste.
If your child is hungry between meals, offer healthy foods. Cut-up vegetables and fruit, cheese, peanut butter, and crackers are good choices. Save snack foods such as chips or cookies for a special treat.
Your child may prefer to eat small amounts often throughout the day instead of sitting down for a full meal. This is normal.
Don't force your child to eat. A child of this age will eat when hungry. He or she will likely eat more some days than others.
Your child should drink about 15-20 ounces of whole milk per day. Drinking more milk than this can be unhealthy. Milk should not take the place of a meal.
Besides milk, water is best. Fruit juice should be limited to 4-6 ounces of 100% juice per day. Don't give your toddler soda.
Don't let your child walk around with food. This is a choking risk and can lead to overeating as the child gets older.
Brush your child's teeth at least once a day. Twice a day is ideal (such as after breakfast and before bed). Use water and a baby's toothbrush with soft bristles.
Ask the healthcare provider when your child should have his or her first dental visit.
By 18 months, your child may be down to 1 nap and is likely sleeping about 10-12 hours at night. If he or she sleeps more or less than this but seems healthy, it's not a concern. To help your child sleep:
Make sure your child gets enough activity during the day. Remember, an active child is a tired child! Talk to the healthcare provider if you need ideas for active types of play.
Follow a bedtime routine each night, such as brushing teeth followed by reading a book. Try to stick to the same bedtime each night.
Do not put your child to bed with any drink other than water.
Be aware that your child no longer needs nighttime feedings. If the child wakes during the night, it's okay to let him or her cry for a while.
If getting your child to sleep through the night is a problem, ask the healthcare provider for tips.
Don't let your child play outdoors without supervision. Teach caution around cars. Your child should always hold an adult's hand when crossing the street or in a parking lot.
Protect your toddler from falls with sturdy screens on windows and gates at the tops and bottoms of staircases. Supervise the child on the stairs.
If you have a swimming pool, it should be fenced. Gates or doors leading to the pool should be closed and locked.
At this age children are very curious, and are likely to get into items that can be dangerous. Keep latches on cabinets and make sure products like cleansers and medications are out of reach.
Watch out for items that are small enough to choke on. As a rule, an item small enough to fit inside a toilet paper tube can cause a child to choke.
In the car, always put the child in a car seat in the back seat. It's safest to face backward until age 2. Ask the healthcare provider if you have questions.
Teach your child to be gentle and cautious with dogs, cats, and other animals. Always supervise the child around animals, even familiar family pets.
Keep this Poison Control phone number in an easy-to-see place, such as on the refrigerator: 800-222-1222.
Based on recommendations from the American Association of Pediatrics, at this visit your child may receive the following vaccinations:
Diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis
Hepatitis B
Influenza (flu)
Measles, mumps, and rubella
Varicella (chickenpox)
You've probably heard stories about the "terrible twos." Many children become fussier and harder to handle at around age 2. In fact, you may have started to notice behavior changes already. Here's some of what you can expect, and tips for coping:
Your child will become more independent and more stubborn. It's common to test limits, to see just how much he or she can get away with. You may hear the word "no" a lot— even when the child seems to mean yes! Be clear and consistent. Keep in mind that you're the parent, and you make the rules.
This is an age when children often don't have the words to ask for what they want. Instead, they may respond with frustration. Your child may whine, cry, scream, kick, bite, or hit. Depending on the child's personality, tantrums may be rare or frequent. Tantrums happen less as children learn how to express themselves with words. And most tantrums last only a few minutes. (If your child's tantrums last much longer than this, talk to the healthcare provider.)
Do your best to ignore a tantrum. Make sure the child is in a safe place and keep an eye on him or her, but don't interact until the tantrum is over. This teaches the child that throwing a tantrum is not the way to get attention.
Keep your cool and avoid getting angry. Remember, you're the adult. Set a good example of how to behave when frustrated. Never hit or yell at your child during or after a tantrum.
When you want your child to stop what he or she is doing, try distracting him or her with a new activity or object. You could also pick up the child and move him or her to another place.
Choose your battles. Not everything is worth a fight. An issue is most important if the child's or someone else's health or safety is at risk.
Talk to the healthcare provider for other tips on dealing with your child's behavior.
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Faculty Forum Schedule, Fall 2012
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Welcome and Share!12:00-1:30 PM Pacini Room, Garden Floor, Sullivan Hall
The School of Education's Faculty Forum, founded in 1999, is a showcase for the exchange of ideas related to teaching and research. The purpose of the first meeting of the 2012-2013 academic year is to provide a venue for faculty to share areas of expertise and current research interests. If you are interested in learning about research projects conducted by faculty in the School of Education, are interested in getting to know your colleagues in the SOE, and/or are interested in conducting interdisciplinary research, please join us for a conversation over lunch! Feel free to bring several copies of a one-page description of your current project(s) and contact information to share with those in attendance.
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Let's Make Books!: A Workshop
Dr. Lydia Dambekalns, Associate Professor of Education, University of Wyoming
5:10 PM - 7:00 PM Marillac 207
Dr. Lydia Dambekalns teaches art education methods at the University of Wyoming. Utilizing an interdisciplinary approach, her experiential art lessons integrate language arts, science and math concepts for pre-service and in-service teachers. In this 2-hour session, Dr. Dambekalns will lead a book-making workshop useful for the student studying early childhood and/or elementary education. The major goals of the workshop will be to: (1) reinforce the concept of "literacy" as a way to remember and to re-tell; (2) explore bookmaking as an actual art form; (3) connect the Arts (in this case writing, music and visual art) in a concrete way which identifies similar underlying structures in each. The School of Education would like to thank the Gavin Memorial Fund for its generous support for this workshop.
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Academic Service Learning takes Art-Making to the Elder Resident Home
Dr. Lydia Dambekalns, Associate Professor of Education, Universityof Wyoming
12:00-1:30 Pacini Room, Garden Floor, Sullivan Hall
Academic Service Learning is an important component in the educational processes for students at St. John's University. Dr. Dambekalns will share a project that she designed, implemented, and oversaw for her students at the University of Wyoming. In it, School of Education art education students visited residents in the Elder Assisted Living Residence and engaged them in a shadow box art project. Examples of work will be shown, and results, benefits and challenges of Academic Service Learning will be discussed, as well as implications for academic service learning in other Colleges at the University. The School of Education would like to thank the Gavin Memorial Fund for its generous support for this workshop.
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Engaging Students in International Education* Dr. Vilma Seeberg, Kent State University
Dr. Heidi Ross, Indiana University
Dr. Lydia Dambekalns, University of Wyoming
1:50 - 3:15 PM Bent Hall, 101A
There are exciting developments in the field of international education; SJU has made a commitment to learning about these developments and integrating them in our research, teaching and service. It is with this in mind that the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL), the Office of Global Education, and The School of Education's Faculty Forum present "Engaging Students in International Education". The panel of scholars and administrators from nationally recognized Colleges of Education with expertise in international education will discuss ideas that promote international understandings for both undergraduate and graduate students. The School of Education would like to thank the Gavin Memorial Fund for its generous support for this session.
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October 23, 2012
From Bilingual to Plurilingual Education in France: A Critical Analysis of Language in Education Policy
Dr. Christine Hélot
6:00-9:00 PM D'Angelo 416C
In this presentation, Dr. Hélot will explain the policies and models of bilingual education in France, analyzing the role of ideologies on language denominations and on the different models available in primary and secondary schools. European policies for plurilingual education will also be briefly presented in order to assess their influence in the French educational context. Finally , Dr. Hélot will address the issue of language and migration in contemporary France and the lack of recognition of bilingualism developed in the home context. It is hoped the presentation will give rise to a debate on the similarities and differences between ideologies at work in bilingual education in France and in the United States.The School of Education would like to thank the Gavin Memorial Fund for its generous support for this talk.
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Monday, November 5, 2012
The Role of Modeling and Feedback in Self-Perception of Level of Preparedness of Preservice and Inservice Teachers
Dr. Melissa Parenti,Asst. Professor of Education
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM Pacini Room, Garden level, Sullivan Hall
The roles of modeling and feedback are often linked to increased student performance. This study aims to apply these elements to teacher preparation and further define the role of modeling and feedback in the self-perception of level of preparedness of preservice and inservice teachers. As a result, this research is designed to offer clues related to best practices in preparing preservice and inservice teachers for their work as educators.
December 6, 2012
Undergraduate Students' Learning in Multidisciplinary Project Teams
Dr. June Chen, Asst. Professor of Educational Technology
12:00-1:30 PM Pacini Room, Garden level, Sullivan Hall
Description: Learning how to work with members from different disciplines becomes an important aspect of the learning process for undergraduate students. This research project examines students' self-efficacy change and expressions of cognitive behaviors while participating in multidisciplinary project teams. Factors influencing individual students' self-efficacy change and patterns of cognitive behaviors in interdisciplinary team learning will be discussed.
Respectfully submitted,
Mary Ann Maslak Professor of Education,The School of Education, on behalf of the Faculty Forum
*Attendance at this session can be applied to the attendance requirement for the Global Certificate Program offered through the Center for Teaching and Learning and the Office of Global Studies. Please sign in upon entry if you would like to get credit for the Program.


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The cardinals draw lots to select three members to collect ballots from the infirm, three "tellers" to count the votes and three others to review the results.
Blank ballots are then prepared and distributed. The ballots are rectangular in shape and must bear in the upper half, in print if possible, the words "Eligo in Summum Pontificem," meaning "I elect as supreme pontiff." The electors write the name of the candidate on the lower half and fold it in two.
After writing the name of one man on his ballot, each of the active cardinals -- those under 80 years of age -- walks to an altar in order of seniority and pledges to perform his duty with integrity. Each cardinal then places a folded ballot containing his choice onto a small disc made of precious metal and drop it inside a chalice.
After all votes are cast, the tellers tally the ballots and the result is read to the cardinals. If a cardinal receives two-thirds plus one of the votes, he is the new pontiff.
If there is no winner, another vote is taken. If there is still no winner, two more votes are scheduled for the afternoon.
How is the result of the vote broadcast?
After the votes are counted each time, the ballots are burned. If there has been no winner, a chemical is mixed with the ballots to produce black smoke when they are burned.
Sight of the black smoke emerging from the roof of the Vatican Palace tells those waiting in St. Peter's Square that a pope has not yet been selected.
When a winner has been selected, the ballots are burned alone, and the white smoke indicates there is a new pope.
What will the pope do until he officially steps down?
Lombardi said the pope's appointments up until the end of February -- including audiences with the presidents of Romania and Guatemala -- had been confirmed.
On February 27, the pope's last general audience will take place. Lombardi said the Vatican was trying to arrange for it to be held in St Peter's square so that more people could attend and "to make it a sort of tribute to the holy pontiff."
What will Pope Benedict do after his resignation?
Lombardi said it was expected that Pope Benedict would devote his time to reflection and prayer.
In his statement, Benedict said he wished "to also devotedly serve the Holy Church of God in the future through a life dedicated to prayer."
Lombardi said he didn't expect the pope to be given any other duty, given his age, and he said Benedict would no longer be involved in decision making or administrative duties.
Pope Benedict was "very discreet" and was "not someone who will interfere" or create issues in terms of his successor, he said.
Where will the former pope live?
After he steps down, Benedict will move to the pope's summer residence, Castel Gandolfo.
At a later date he will move into in a monastery at the Vatican.
The monastery has recently been renovated and extended to include a small chapel.
What will Pope Benedict be known as once he has stepped down as pope?
According to the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales, Pope Benedict will return to being known as Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. It said he would be addressed as his eminence or Cardinal Ratzinger.
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FOUNTAIN, COLO. -- Fountain police arrested a 46-year-old man who is accused of shooting a driving vehicle early Friday morning.
Eric Soltwedel, 46, was charged with Criminal Attempt First Degree Assault, Menacing, Criminal Mischief, Prohibited Use of a Weapon, Unauthorized Use of a Controlled Substance and Reckless Endangerment.
Police responded to the intersection of Double D Road and Arrow H Road just after midnight on Friday on a report of shots fired. After checking the area, police found a man who said he had been shot at while driving westbound on Double D Road.
According to the victim, the suspect had been standing in a driveway when he shot at the victim and his vehicle.
The vehicle had been struck multiple times, police said.
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In order to assess the evolution of the global energy agenda we conduct annually our "Global Energy Issues Survey". The survey gathers the views of WEC's energy leadership community, from over 90 countries, and provides an insight into the critical uncertainties affecting the energy sector, identifying key trends while highlighting the areas where action is required to ensure the sustainable supply and use of energy for the greatest benefit of all. In this process, our member committee Chairs have quantified the impact, uncertainty and urgency of about 30 issues, covering macroeconomic risks, geopolitics, business environment as well as energy vision in a high-level "helicopter perspective". The responses have been translated into issues maps with the three assessed dimensions as its axes.
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Terox brings style, functionality, fit, comfort, and wear-ability to all the products they create; the company has already restored 23 American jobs this year... and counting. The Terox Flip Flip will be available at the following stores http://terox.com/store.htm launching The Fourth of July this summer.
The flip flops are going to be entirely made in the United States (Buford GA) creating a great source of jobs and help the American Industry by keeping the production on American grounds. Lucky little me, was fortunate enough to receive one of the first pair of Terox flip flops.
The thong style flip flops with anatomical design are made with a very light weight elastic, resilient polymer composite, that is really comfortable…Actually extremely comfortable. I have been wearing nothing but the Terox sandals for the last couple of days and I love them. The flip flops will be available in a series of fun bold colors along with some more neutral colors, all of them great for this summer season.
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great quality and very quick delivery. I´ve now bought 3 kits. no problems at all!
This build has been very rewarding. It was my first ever attempt at something like this. The material is good. The instructions were a bit vague at some points but since I now have a fabulous guitar I guess they're OK. The costumer support is far better than i've ever experienced on or offline. Since I live in Sweden where options are few I do quite alot of online shopping so I have alot of costumer services to compare it with. The description on the web page stated that there would be a bone nut blank in the kit. I got a ready made nut. As KevinA stated below; An outside mold would be recommended for ease of assembly. Next time I'll make one. Routing for the binding and purfling was the worst. Consider getting a binding router tower or something similar, that will save you alot of stress hormones and keep that belly fat away for a while longer. As a first time builder you'll put a lot of money on specialty tools. This may seem very expensive for one guitar and that's exactly what I thought. The thing is that there seems to be no such thing as building only one guitar. I will build more for sure :)
Attempting without a mould is not ideal. I would advise anyone building this kit to create a female mould rather than use the cardboard template and wood strip suggested in the instructions. The materials are very nice although I personally would substitute the plastic bindings with timber.
A really good guitar is the result of my purchase. The kit was very fun to make but somewhat daunting for my first guitar. The plans and video were very well done and answered most of my questions. I made one quick call to Stewmac on something I did not understand and that got me back on track. I got the dovetail neck version but next time I will try the bolt on. I think it would be easier to build but most importantly if there was a problem and the neck had to be removed it would simplify the situation. I did the lacquer finish, 13 coats on the body and 18 on the neck. Not very easy and quite expensive and time consuming if you do it correctly. But it produced excellent results. I would highly recommend this kit if you want a great guitar.
I should say, sounds easier than it looks. It's tough. No joke. I have done fine woodworking in the past and own many of the required tools and still needed special scrapers, files, glues, knives and laminating trim bits. The workmanship will definitely show if you fast-path or cut any step. I skipped the body fill and scrape process mainly because after 2 months and about 80 hours of work, I wanted to play my guitar, soon. So the 8 coats of lacquer I applied could not fill the top and back wood grain. Now I occasionally rake my fingernails across the sound board to remind me of what an extra hour or two cost me in quality. Fitting the neck is critical. Get it right. I checked out The Luthiers Handbook from my library and really got into the fine points of how a guitar works and my first reference when moving to the next step. I was just floored when I put strings on for the first. Couldn't believe how crisp and resonant the sound was. After two years now, I have not had to adjust the truss rod at all and only required minimal fret work to eliminate buzz. And wonderfully tight action. Get the neck right. Enjoy. Oh, and I decided to inlay my own brand, North Star Guitars
everything is perfect in this kit, woods quality!! plans and video, the resulting sound is excellent good balance and power, that said, not so easy to do, my experience in violin making helped me a lot, this is the first guitar I make and I intend to repeat the experience, thanks to Stewart-MacDonald!
I had tried to repair one of my old acoustic guitars with a resonable result, so I started reading about how to build a new guitar, and luckily I stumbled into these guitar building kits. the building kit provided a lot of advantages compared to starting from scratch, some of the tricky parts were taken care of as example the neck-body connection the routing of the sound hole and the rossette, the prepared fretboard with the slots in the right position and so on. The instruction manual and the video worked very good together. The end result is fine and the guitar has a good sound, but it has also been tuff job to get there, it required a lot more accuracy than i am used to (I have build a lot of different things, furniture etc. but normally in a bigger scale)it has been great fun and a big challenge to make the guitar, but it has also been very costly to get the guitar to Denmark with cost of transport, import tax and duty, purchase of special tools etc. all in all the price of the building kit has dubbled
kit makes a very fine guitar, excellent instructions and video
This D-28 replica guitar has had time now to set in. Built in 2010, my 1st ever, it sounded great right away and 3 Years later sounds even better. I have had nothing but compliments on this instrument! This guitar is an American Classic in its own right!! I found the instructions very helpful but the video did the trick as you "SEE" how it is done. All of the materials were 1st rate and I have used what I learned building this kit to delve in to other acoustic projects. This hobbiest gives 2 thumbs up!!!!
First build and I was extremely happy with the product and service received. The end result was a great sounding guitar that I can't put down. I'm hooked and can't wait to build another.
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Speaking of mainstream media there are new concerns over coverage -- hearings.
Into the murder of Americans in Libya seem to be ignored by many in the press.
It was more than a month ago the terrorists stormed the US consulate -- been Ghazi killing four diplomats and their support staffs.
This week congress held hearings on the security situation there in the run up to that attack.
Witnesses revealing stunning new details including claims that requests for more security were turned down by the administration.
Isn't this something you'd expect the media to cover.
Let's talk about -- interest -- -- the Daily Beast columnist and a Fox News contributor Judith Miller is a Pulitzer Prize winning investigative reporter author Andy Fox News contributor.
Judith you and I were talking about this in the green room a couple of days -- insulin very often watching congressional hearings for me is like watching paint dry.
But watching what was taking place in those you know what happened in -- Ghazi hearings.
Was absolutely riveting and yet your old paper the New York Times could barely find a way to mention it.
They managed to mention it -- on page three.
-- hearing in which it was disclosed for the first time.
But the regional security officer had repeatedly asked for more reinforcements better security.
And had been turned down.
By two people neither neither of whom had ever been to Libya.
This this hearing was filled with revelations about security lapses and yet the New York Times managed to put it on.
Page three.
With the -- on the front page this was so much so outrageous that even the paper's own ombudsman.
Margaret -- -- in the public editor.
Was forced to write a blog that said page three.
How do you explain this how do you explain under coverage of this and she was told by the editors there were six better stories that day.
Hard to believe in our front line in my mind cures and out what's the thinking that that makes something like that happen I mean a major attack the first murder of our ambassador in thirty years.
And it -- three you know page three coverage.
Yeah that it can be one of two things -- could be one that they don't want it highlight something that harms Obama or it could be that they just don't care about this issue and it all deferred to.
Should you be honest she knows inner workings of the paper.
Better than I do but I you know I I think that.
This would have been front page news if this was the Bush Administration that would have been front page -- frankly from the very beginning all the way through and said they have.
This is just sort of consistent with the fact that they.
Are not.
-- are not covering -- -- really expressing very much interest in it.
At all and also there's a back at last night what what Joseph Biden said during the debate and earlier on fox they played at Henry questioning Jay -- about this that -- -- claiming that the administration did not know.
That there had been request -- made for security.
-- and I guess the defense now is that the White House didn't know but when Joseph Biden says we didn't know.
He's saying the administration didn't know and we know that that's false.
We know that he's hearing.
And that -- -- you know that there's there's a lot here that it seems like people should be following up on.
People and you thank god for for Ed Henry but other people should be following up on -- as well.
It does a great job Judy a lot of conservatives think that the Obama administration did not want to admit that this was a terrorist attack.
They sent Susan Rice on the Sunday shows to talk about you know this spontaneous demonstration over the anti Islam film.
That that it.
You know built up in the streets.
They didn't want to do that because they thought it would jeopardize the election are the media being complicit in that story line at least some in the media.
I think the media aren't being complicit and that they are not following up as Ed Henry did.
As Catherine Herridge has done in her extraordinary reporting on this they are not.
Pressing the administration about who knew what when and look Anthony court is -- and is a very good defense analyst -- -- had a wonderful article saying.
Accidents terrible things are going to happen when you're out there fighting for freedom when you're trying to do the kind of work that the United States trying to do but.
-- if things go wrong the American people are entitled to know.
Why they went wrong and how they went wrong.
And the administration has consistently pushed back.
That question doesn't want to answer those questions because that would interfere with the narrative that we have of an administration which is so tough on national security and strong.
On foreign policy.
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Authorities charged former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez with first-degree murder on Wednesday, hours after police arrested him and the NFL team that once gave him a $40 million contract dropped him from its roster.
Hernandez is accused in last week's shooting death of Odin Lloyd, whose body was found in an industrial park area less than a mile from Hernandez's home.
Hernandez "drove the victim to the remote spot, and then he orchestrated his execution," First Assistant District Attorney Bill McCauley said in court Wednesday.
"He orchestrated the crime from the beginning, he took steps to conceal and destroy evidence, and he took steps to prevent the police from speaking to ... an important witness," the prosecutor said.
Hernandez pleaded not guilty.
A judge ordered him held without bail.
Defense attorney Michael Fee had said that the evidence is circumstantial and that bail should be granted so that Hernandez can return home to spend time with his fiancee and 8-month-old child.
"It is a circumstantial case. It is not a strong case," Fee said, arguing that Hernandez was not a flight risk and had cooperated with authorities.
Lloyd's family tearfully watched during Wednesday's hearing. They did not speak to reporters after leaving the courthouse.
Hernandez, 23, wore a white T-shirt when he appeared in court. He stood beside his attorney, his hands cuffed.
After the court hearing, Fee said Hernandez is "doing fine."
A gag order issued during the hearing stopped attorneys from providing additional details afterward.
The Patriots released Hernandez Wednesday after he was arrested and booked at a police station in North Attleborough.
Hernandez's next court date, for a probable cause hearing, is scheduled for July 24. That's when the state would have to prove it has enough evidence to move forward. But it's possible that Hernandez will be indicted before then, in which case a probable cause hearing would be unnecessary.
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After days of secrecy in the closely watched investigation, the prosecutor's comments in court provided the first detailed account of Lloyd's killing and the evidence detectives have uncovered.
A jogger found Lloyd's body, riddled with gunshot wounds, in a secluded area of an industrial park near Hernandez's house June 17, McCauley said.
Investigators later found five shell casings at the scene. Inside Lloyd's pocket, McCauley said, they found a wallet and keys to a car that Hernandez had rented.
Earlier that same day, around 2:30 a.m., the prosecutor said, the 27-year-old Lloyd was seen leaving his Boston home with Hernandez in a silver Nissan Altima.
Less than an hour later, surveillance cameras at the North Attleborough industrial park showed the vehicle heading toward the remote area where Lloyd's body was later found, McCauley said.
"The car goes down there at 3:22," McCauley said. "Four minutes later, the car is visible again. During the interval between 3:23 and 3:27, people who were working the overnight shift hear gunshots."
Minutes later, surveillance video from Hernandez's home security system shows the former NFL player arriving back at his house with two other people, according to the district attorney. Hernandez appears to be holding a firearm, McCauley said.
"The defendant goes walking through the house with the gun in his hand. That is captured in the video. ... And they all go down to the basement," McCauley said. "Once in the basement, the surveillance gets shut off."
McCauley said the gun Hernandez was carrying in the surveillance video has not been found.
Investigation continues