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Jewish Theological Students to Study at Hartford Seminary
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HARTFORD, CT (February 13, 2012) -- Hartford Seminary, and the New York-based Jewish Theological Seminary have entered into a pioneering agreement for JTS students to study at Hartford Seminary to gain a better understanding of interfaith relations.
The cooperation between the two seminaries is made possible by a $25,000 grant by the Prior Family Foundation, which will fund six course enrollments for JTS students at Hartford Seminary during the next year.
It is a continuation of a partnership between Hartford Seminary and the Jewish Theological Seminary that includes a national conference entitled "Judaism and Islam in America Today." Entering its third year, the conference is sponsored by Hartford Seminary, JTS and the Islamic Society of North America and funded by the Carnegie Corporation.
In addition, the partnership has involved enrollment of Muslim religious leaders studying at Hartford Seminary in a Clinical Pastoral Education program located at JTS.
This new program will build on the Seminary's commitment to Abrahamic dialogue by increasing the presence of Jewish students on campus. It will enhance the educational experience of current students by introducing Jewish conversation partners and will provide Jewish rabbinical students the opportunity to engage in interfaith dialogue with students of other faiths.
A key component of the program involves the opportunity for the JTS students to live on campus in Hartford while attending intensive classes during the summer. In this way, students will benefit from a lived experience of what is learned in the classroom.
The first JTS students to take advantage of the program are likely to study at Hartford Seminary during the summer session 2012 that begins in June. JTS currently is recruiting students for the program, which will continue for three years.
"I am deeply appreciative of the generosity and imaginative thinking of Neil and Trudie Prior and their commitment to interfaith education. It is so important that Hartford Seminary continue its work in interreligious dialogue and understanding. The Priors' gift will help make this possible in a new and exciting way," Dr. Heidi Hadsell, President of Hartford Seminary, said.
Cornelius B. Prior, Jr., chairman of Atlantic Tele-Network Inc., headquartered in Beverly, MA, is the grantor of the family foundation. Gertrude J. Prior, president and general manager of Coral World Ocean Park in St. Thomas, is trustee. She serves on the Board of Trustees of Hartford Seminary.
Hadsell added, "It is vitally important to prepare religious leaders of all faiths to lead their faith communities in an increasingly plural environment. Hartford Seminary is a key player in this effort, through our various interfaith initiatives and now through this program."
"The opportunity for rabbinical students from the Jewish Theological Seminary to study at Hartford Seminary in the multi-faith environment of Christian and Muslim colleagues is a Godsend," said Rabbi Burton L. Visotzky, Appleman Professor of Midrash and Interreligious Studies and Director of the Milstein Center for Interreligious Dialogue at JTS.
"Hartford's pioneering program affords JTS students an opportunity to supplement their rabbinic education with first-hand knowledge of the other Abrahamic religions. We expect this will help create a cadre of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim leaders who know one another's religions. This innovative opportunity will engender a network of like-minded clergy who can work together for a more hopeful future," Visotzky said.
Rabbi Daniel Nevins, Dean of the JTS Division of Religious Leadership, concurred with Visotzky and added, "JTS Rabbinical students have shown deep interest in learning about and from other faith traditions. This opportunity is a cause for celebration in our community, and we are very grateful to Hartford Seminary for extending this generous invitation to our students."
The program is further evidence of Hartford Seminary's pioneering approach to theological education. The Seminary offers the only accredited program to educate Muslim chaplains and in the past year has begun certificates for imams and Muslim community leaders and for chaplains serving in multifaith contexts.
Cornelius Prior practiced law and investment banking in New York City before co-founding Atlantic Tele-Network (ATN) in 1987. He is the chairman of ATN, a public telecommunications industry holding company and the chairman of Caribbean – Central American Action (CCAA), a not-for-profit organization promoting investment in the Caribbean. He graduated from Holy Cross College and currently serves as a member of its President's Advisory Council.
Gertrude Prior practiced law in Washington, D.C., before becoming president of Coral World Ocean Park. She is a former President of the Hebrew Congregation of St. Thomas and currently serves as a member of the Board.
Previously, the Priors made a $500,000 gift toward an endowed faculty chair at Hartford Seminary in Abrahamic Partnerships.
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I thought it was a pretty darn good read. It had its share of gore but it didn't seem to be over used, but the speculations here that the gore was just in the mind of one of the thugs was off the mark as it was an actual blood bath with only one man surviving.
The dialog was really good though, it felt true o the Shadow. The only hiccup in the book was a coloring mistake half way through in which the character Pat was confused for Lamont Cranston. It took me a second to make sense of it, but other wise it was a near perfect first issue.
Well, at least with the violence he gave the bad guys a chance to step aside to get who he wanted. Wasn't like he waded in, which is what the preview seemed (without dialogue).
I didn't care for the scene in the middle of the book, where he predicted what would happen to a kid in 5 years. Sorry, but he doesn't have such abilities. He can't glimpse the future.
I see they used Shrevnitz the cabbie and Margo Lane. But I wish Ennis had made use of other of the Shadow's agents, rather then create new characters.
Outside of the 90's movie, I don't have any experience with the Shadow. But, I enjoyed this issue. I'm sure that Ennis' version of the Shadow is very different than the classic version of the character, but I really enjoyed Ennis' take on the character. The Shadow had a kind of aura about him that I found interesting. It's hard to explain, but he came off almost like a force of nature, beyond mortal men. I thought it was interesting and different than Ennis' usual protagonist.
The Shadow seems to have some new powers, the precognition, but I don't mind that. Precognition is still in the same general of "psychic powers" so I don't mind that addition. Overall, I just really enjoyed this issue and will definitely check out the next issue.
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thought this was a pretty good first issue. its just great to have the Shadow back in comics form.
If this version is "very different", then its not the Shadow, is it?
And the point is, the Shadow doesn't HAVE powers. That was nonsense added to the radio show version. The original character (in the pulps, which you can easily read from the many volumes published by Sanctum Books) was more of a spymaster who used stage magician tricks.
I don't really understand why variances aren't allowed in different interpretations of characters over time. Batman has changed a dozen times since he was first created, that doesn't mean the new version isn't Batman because he's not written the same way he was 60 years ago and its the same here.
liked it well enough, i'm on board for the first arc, at least.
Because that character (and others) were in continuous publication and so changed slowly over the course of the stories. While looking back on who the character is now and who he was originally, yes it's a big change. But, month to month, the changes were small and added up over time. The demarcations seeming significant mostly in hindsight. Until the last couple of years, it's not easy to pinpoint a particular point and say, this is where the character is now as opposed to last month and the year preceding. And, it's not like Batman currently has super powers.
Whereas, the Shadow, all we have are the original stories and radio broadcasts, many of the pulps being reprinted and easily and affordably available to readers for the first time in decades. Thus, the comic doesn't have 60 plus years of history by dozens of creators to serve as source material but an amazingly small handful. While it's been 60 years since their original publication, with the great gap in time between appearances, his last appearance may as well have been a couple of months ago.
However, it is important to keep in mind that from the onset, the Shadow has TWO very different models, the pulp and the radio versions. And, considering his dual origins and how the two fed each other and their relative popularity, both are viable versions to consider. The movie was actually amazingly on-model in incorporating elements of both, drawing equally from both sources and coming up with a viable and enjoyable compromise.
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It's definitely not the pulp version of the Shadow, but I think that's a good thing. I think it's great that Garth Ennis is taking some of the basic ideas and concepts of the Shadow and making something that is new, but at the same time still the Shadow. This kind of reinvention keeps properties fresh and relevant. I would of course prefer for someone like Garth Ennis to make something totally new, but with the realities of the American comic book industry, that is probably not going to happen. So this kind of re-imagining is really the next best thing.
The pulp version of the character will still exist in the original pulp books, but now we have a new version that might better appeal to modern sensibilities and tastes. In my opinion, for a fan of the pulps, the absolute worst that could happen is that this version becomes so popular that it usurps the role of the pulp stories as the iconic version of the character. Which won't affect the existence of the original pulps at all and will only make their reprinting more likely. So it's really a win-win for Shadow fans.
I like the fact that it's not the exact Pulp version of The Shadow, I think they need to twist things up a bit instead of just doing a carbon copy of what's come before and I'm very happy with how Dynamite has handled almost all of their characters, especially the Pulp heroes. I've read so many complain about this character or that character and how it's nothing like the comics they grew up with and blah blah blah, I'm just glad that Dynamite has the balls to tweak things up and try something original from time to time.
As for The Shadow #1, it was well worth the wait! Amazing art and a fun and easy to follow story led this bad boy into "fun" status with me, probably my favorite Ennis since Hitman back in the 90's, but then again I wasn't a fan of a lot of Ennis' work back then.


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Albany came into the America East tournament as the fourth seed and had to beat Maine and regular-season champ Stony Brook to reach the finals against last season's titlist, Vermont. The Great Danes scored 10 of the game's final 14 points to edge the Catamounts, 53-49. Albany won all three games by a combined seven points to become the lowest-seeded team to win the America East tourney in the history of the league.
Mike Black hit the game-winning layup against Vermont in the America East title game. That's fitting because the senior guard has been the guy for the Great Danes all season. The Chicago native has scored 20-plus points nine times for a team that only averaged 64.4 points per game. The league's active leader in points and assists, he's also been a workhorse for the Great Danes, starting every game and playing an average of 32.2 minutes per game.
Preferring a game defined by rugged defense and timely shooting, the Great Danes won't be confused with scoring machines. Albany operates best when things keep to a slower pace. It shows as it's attempted 141 fewer shots than the Blue Devils despite playing two more games. The Great Danes' opponents have averaged 60.3 points per game this season. Duke, meanwhile, averages 78.3.
Albany was on spring break when Lehigh stunned Duke in last season's NCAA tournament. Several players watched the game at the home of Great Danes' guard Jacob Iati. Iati wouldn't say who the group was pulling for, but teammate Blake Metcalf said there were more than a few who were rooting for Lehigh. However, looking back, Iati joked that he would have liked to have seen Duke win.
"That's what March Madness is all about, the underdogs, the upsets, the craziness of it," Iati said. "That's what we're kind of leaning on right now. You know, why not us? They lost last year, maybe we can do it again. Who knows?"
1. Watch the shooters
The main takeaway from Duke's preparation for Albany was that several Great Danes are willing to shoot from deep. The Great Danes were the second-most accurate team in the America East from 3-point range this season. Four Albany players have attempted 65 or more 3-pointers. Black has hit 54 while Iati, a 5-foot-10 graduate student who started his college career at High Point, hit 89.
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With a full week since its last game, Duke should be well-rested. Duke bowed out of the ACC tournament with an 83-74 loss to Maryland on Friday night. Following the premature exit, Duke practiced Saturday, Sunday and Monday. After an off day on Tuesday, the Blue Devils squeezed in a practice before travelling to Philadelphia late Wednesday. While Duke has been able to get in work, coach Mike Krzyzewski said he paid close attention to keeping team fresh.
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Freshman Rasheed Sulaimon will return to the starting lineup today after Tyler Thornton took over that spot for the past two games. Sulaimon had been locked in a slump, scoring a total of 17 points over a four game span. But after he dropped 16 against Maryland in the ACC tournament, the Blue Devils coaches opted to slip him back into the top five.
The Duke locker room was a busy place shortly before the team took the floor at the Wells Fargo Center for Thursday afternoon's practice. While reporters finished the last of their interviews, some of the Blue Devils who weren't in high demand jokingly interviewed each other, iPhones subbing for recorders.
Mason Plumlee was nearly done with his session with the media, but still there were questions to be answered about a team that didn't even make it into the tournament.
A year ago, Duke was a No. 2 seed when Lehigh upset the Blue Devils 75-70 in Greensboro. With Duke facing another No. 15 seed today, Lehigh has been a popular topic.
"I expected that right before we got up on the podium," Plumlee said. "I was like, 'They're going to ask us about Lehigh.' But that's what happens when you have a loss like that."
Plumlee said the team itself didn't have too much trouble getting past the upset. When asked on Thursday, Duke players handled the questions gracefully, pointing out that it's a largely different team. Only three current players - Plumlee, Seth Curry and Tyler Thornton - saw significant minutes against Lehigh.
But they're still waiting for the moment when people will stop asking them about it.
"I thought that moment would come when we started off 15-0," Plumlee said. "People will probably ask me about it when I'm 30."
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Not talking rotationally.
Like, gara'jal HC, I sometimes used SoT. During the spirit phase, when running from the first spirit to the second I often used Judgement/AS depending on what was on cooldown followed by a seal switch to regen mana. Then during the normal phase I swapped back to SoT when it was time to reapply SS, so I instead made a seal switch rather than a SS application.
Though that was a bad example.
Like on Tsulong, during day phase you get free changes when all adds are dead.
On elegon you can swap during the pylon phase since you always get some dead time then. Etc. Most fights have 1 point in the fight where you are doing nothing for 1-2 seconds. That is the key to swap most of the time.
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I'm not sure I understand the gara'jal part. When you're in spirit realm, do you switch to Seal of Truth instead of Seal of Insight?
Would Seal of Insight not heal you, and buff you with the crit/haste/whatever buff you get from bonus heals?
I never tanked this fight, im just curious to know if that is a factor for tanks.
The opposite. Have SoT on gara'jal and SoI in spirit realm.
As SoI is terrible on gara'jal himself and the enrage used to be an issue. ( those <1% wipes )
Though it is not for the heal, as I reach 24% buff every single time either way. It is simply because of the mana regen and that it is the best time to change because of nothing else to waste a global on.
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On farm I only use SoT, my healers are good enough to keep me up and it's just a small boost of damage that I like.
Even in progression, after the initial first pulls where everyone sucks, the healers would tell me how they felt about the healing and I'd end up using SoT on a few fights, though I honestly do not remember which ones, I think I did for blade lord.
so yeah, farm content is all about SoT, but SoI is just so much more useful for progression
I use SoT on farm bosses.
I was using Seal of Truth a little bit on bosses when I was undergeared. The problem is none of these abilities give much burst damage. Paladins have pretty good sustained damage right now, so there isnt really much need of anything but SOI. I use light's hammer so I dont have much need of SOR for aoe. Doesen't really do all that much extra damage, and the SOI heal helps out with mitigation a bit.
I wash my hands until the water burns
Censure should be buffed to at least 2.5x its current strength for Protection (i.e. 50% of its original AP scaling rather than 20%), or Seal of Truth should be removed from the specialization entirely. As it stands now, its only use is for the AI code to swap to it when I'm mind controlled to annoy me and waste a global when I regain control.
Basically they give it to us for those Tanks/Healers who do dailies/quests/PvP etc and want the versatile use of the seals. For instance it can be used to keep people from stealthing do to the dot. Just because we don't use them for raiding though, doesn't mean we can't use them anywhere else.
Haven't found any boss yet this tier that made me opt into SoT over SoI during progress. Last tier there were several, but this tier so far SoI takes the victory dominantly.
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I have been switching to SoR while tanking the Horridon adds.
Well, Horridon isn't a stacked fight. ranged dps and healers usually is outside of Battle Healer's range, SoI and BH's heal on melee just aren't significant enough to grab threat. When I use SoI my healing done for the fight is less than 1/3 of the proper healers that also include Sacred shield.
So I switched to SoR when I'm on adds and it has been working quite well, esp towards end of each door phase where there's 5-7 adds.
I didn't say anything about having problems with aggro, I merely stated my observation with regard to SoR working well with Horridon's adds.
My co-tank is also a tankadin. He used SoI throughout this fight and he's healing done is like this
Battle Insight 3,739,297 overheal 53.9 %
Seal of Insight 2,951,549 overheal 62.6 %
So total threat on his heal is (3,739,297*46.1% + 2,951,549*37.4%)*0.5 = 1,413,847, keep in mind this also include healing done while tanking boss.
I switch to SoR during adds, and my Seal of Righteousness damage done is 3,736,179.
Here is the link to the log: http://worldoflogs.com/reports/rt-nb...?s=2723&e=3390
SoI gives you aggro on new mobs that just dropped down.
SoR gives you aggro on mobs already on you.
Why do you need aggro on the mobs already on you?
Also, SoI applies to EVERY mob. SoR only to the one that you hit.
So if there are more than 2-3 mobs, SoI will grant more threat.
Sorry, but no reason at all to use SoR other than WoL rank hogging.
Also, your tank was using SotR for 76% of the fight.
So you did 1413847 healing threat in 24% of the fight.
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Well, that comes back to, the threat on the mobs that SotR can reach is irrelevant, since once mobs are on you, they are on you. SoI helps you to pick up new mobs.
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Too many children in Seattle are not prepared for success in school or a career. We're mobilizing the community to improve city services to address the problem. Over 2,800 residents attended 131 neighborhood meetings and the Kids and Families Congress and agreed on 37 specific priorities for City services. Those priorities shaped the proposed Families and Education Levy renewal to support programs to ensure all children graduate school ready for success. We're also auditing existing city spending on youth and families to match those community priorities.
In 2010 the Youth and Families Initiative went out to talk to the community and set priorities. In 2011, the initiative is driving internal and external action in the following ways:
- Determine where and how the city spends money along Seattle's Roadmap to Success to ensure city spending is in line with current research on best practices and our community priorities.
- Focus on the renewal of the Families and Education Levy to increase resources available for the kids who need it most in our community
- Implement Action Teams devoted to the priorities identified at the Kids and Families Congress.
- Convene local educational institutions and funders to collaborate on education reform and budget alignment.
- Increase community engagement and participation in internal city work as well as through Seattle's Cities of Service plan.
These five priorities came out of a year long process. The Initiative began its work with a series of public forums to ask the community directly: What do youth and families in the city need to succeed? The Initiative held five large workshops, a youth summit, and 131 community caucuses throughout the city to identify the most important issues facing youth and families in the Seattle. The events generated a huge turnout, with over 3,000 Seattle residents participating and meetings held in eight different languages.
Next, delegates convened for the Kids and Families Congress to review the more than 1,200 issues that community members had raised. They prioritized the top issues for immediate action, which fall within the Initiative's six action areas: health, neighborhood safety, race and social justice, strong neighborhoods, youth development, and education. Action teams are currently at work on strategies in each of these action areas to help children succeed, responding directly to the concerns and suggestions of the community members who participated in the Initiative.
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Large group workshops
February 22nd – March 22nd, 2010
This was the first phase of the Initiative, where people from across our community came together to make their voices heard and talk about the issues facing our children and families in Seattle today. Participants were divided into small group breakout sessions and each small group had a facilitator to guide the discussion as well as a note taker to record the group's comments and the priorities and possible solutions that were raised during the discussion. Each table elected one delegate to attend the Kids and Families Congress on June 5th, 2010 at the Seattle Center.
There were 5 large workshops where the general public participated in the process, as well as a special 6th workshop that was geared specifically towards students from our public school system:
February 22, 2010 (general public) – Rainier Community Center 7-8:30 p.m.
March 1, 2010 (general public) – Northgate Elementary School 7-8:30 p.m.
March 8, 2010 (general public) – Van Asselt Elementary School 7-8:30 p.m.
March 15, 2010 (general public) – Denny Middle School 7-8:30 p.m.
March 22, 2010 (general public) – Garfield Community Center 7-8:30 p.m.
April 8, 2010 - Youth Summit – Bertha Knight Landes Room in City Hall, 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Community Caucuses
March 22nd – April 30th, 2010
Our goal with the Youth and Families Initiative is to get input from everyone in Seattle who cares about these issues. We realized that not everyone was going to be able to attend one of the large group workshops, so in order to make sure we heard from a representative sample of the population of the city, and especially from historically underrepresented groups and communities, we held 131 Community Caucuses around the city. Each Community Caucus was an opportunity for a group that wanted to make its voice heard to meet, with a facilitator, in a living room, coffee shop, community center—anywhere where people gather naturally in a community. The idea was that, instead of asking you to come to us, we went to you to make sure that your voice was heard. Each Community Caucus, like each small group at the large group workshops, elected one delegate to send on to the broader Kids and Families Congress on June 5th at the Seattle Center.
Kids and Families Congress
June 5th, 2010
All input and ideas raised at the caucuses were advanced to the Kids and Families Congress, an all-day gathering where the delegates from the large group workshops and the Community Caucuses focused on on refining priorities, talking about solutions, and building concrete action plans to address the priority issues that were identified through the course of the workshops.
Working groups will be formed to begin mapping out specific action plans aimed at these issues, using the resources at our disposal – from our city, county, and state government agencies, our school district, and our partners in the labor community, the private sector, and the non-profit community, as well as individual citizens, particularly parents and students. Action Planning Groups will be formed to further refine plans and identify needed resources.
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State and local leaders and Manatee County's top law enforcement and school officials today urged parents to participate in their children's lives, even if it means invading their privacy.
During a press conference to discuss the recent violence that has rocked the community, Manatee County Commission Chair Dr. Gwendolyn Brown was joined by State Rep. Darryl Rouson, Manatee Sheriff Brad Steube, Superintendent Tim McGonegal and county and school board members in a plea to local parents for greater involvement in their kids' lives.
"Pay attention to your child," Brown said. "Love them enough to talk to them about where they are, who their friends are and where they're going." Later she added, "I want the community to be outraged enough to do something, outraged enough to say, 'Enough is enough.'"
Bayshore High School cheerleader Jazmine Thompson, 17, was shot and killed Friday near Southeast High School after a football game. It was the second Bayshore High School-related shooting in a month. On Aug. 4 Bayshore graduate Dejuan Williams was shot and killed in his backyard after chasing off young men who were with his sister.
Brown offered condolences to both families and said she's saddened and angry about the events. She said the responsibility of turning the violent cycle rests within every parent, not in the school system or law enforcement.
Rouson offered Manatee leaders $4,000 to combat the problem from a pool raised for back-to-school materials for children in his district.
Steube said he's tired of parents not being involved in their children's lives and that he wants the community to take a stand. He urged parents to take an active role in their children's lives, and those of their children's friends' lives. He also pressed anyone who knows anything about guns in or near schools to make an anonymous call to Manatee County Crime Stoppers at 1-866-634-8477.
Concerned community members may also call Manatee County Community Services at 749-3030 or click on Community Services under the Departments tab at www.mymanatee.org.
"It's time to storm the beach," said school board member Barbara Harvey. "To parents: One of the top things you do should be raising your children. You won't be perfect, but you'll give it your best … Love them enough to inspect their rooms and book bags. Parents have to step up to the plate."
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In 2012, Michael White was selected to serve as the chair of the creative writing department and his students successfully nominated him for the 2012 UNCW Graduate Mentor Award. White's role as a teacher lets him share what he's learned and, he says, his most valued accomplishments are in the classroom. "I've always found the classroom to be the most exciting place in my life," White says.
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Though two and a half million American children currently take medication for ADHD, as well as one and a half million adults, individuals with the disorder face several difficult truths. Prescription medication will not provide relief for as many as forty percent of them. The remainder may experience adverse side effects that outlast or overshadow benefits. Among students, meanwhile, evidence is slim that prescription medication leads to better academic performance. But Professor Julian Keith, a neuroscientist in the Department of Psychology, has good news to share.
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Larry Cahoon, a marine biologist at UNCW, specializes in aquatic ecology. Two decades ago, he and colleagues began to notice unprecedented algae blooms along the North Carolina coast. The source of these bacterial blooms initially was a mystery, but soon Cahoon realized the changes in water quality coincided with an emergent local hog industry. As swine production increased in North Carolina, so had swine waste.
Paul Castagno, UNCW Professor of Theatre, has been awarded the prestigious Fulbright Scholar award to the United Kingdom beginning this December for the spring 2014 semester. Castagno is the first UNCW professor to be named a Fulbright Scholar to the UK, the most competitive of the Fulbright countries, and will be in residence at the University of York researching the work of playwright, Alan Ayckbourn.
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"Beware Under Construction"
Be aware this hotel is under construction. Our room was unfit for occupancy. Holes in wall, Vanity light falling, worn out yucky couch. Was suppose to be a non smoking room, but there were multiple burn holes in comforter/blankets. Hotel will probably be much better after renovations are finished but right now they are renting out rooms that are still […] under construction. On the bright side, hotel staff was friendly and breakfast was good. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"would not be my 1st or 2nd choice"
failed to let us know there was major construction to reception and around pool. avoid the juice bar. you are better off going to McD's next door. Many dead bugs in the lights, the new vanity didn't fit the walls, drywall unfinished. bed pillows were actually couch pillows wrapped in pillow cases. said it was non smoking but don't think so --was smell […] of smoke. However there was a fridge and microwave, the front desk lady was nice and the room cleaning was prompt. would look elsewhere 1st Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Needs a lot of work"
Was a last minute booking as nothing else was available. In the process of renovations. Hotel was understaffed, had to call for towels. Some staff members were good (one lady washed pool towels up and brought them out. Another lady was rude, stated that there were no pool towels. Hotel was emptying out, but would not give us a late check out, due to […] booking with Expedia. Overall, will work hard not to stay there again. Might be better after renovations. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"week stay"
It was fine. The hotel was undergoing renovations so there was some disruptions. I was given a remodeled room and it was very comfortable.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
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Run down and grungy. Smelled like smoke. We had a cigarette hole in our nasty bed spread. The door plate for the dead bolt was falling off. The room needs updating!!!Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
my overall stay was fine, but the receptionist was very unprofessional and made me pay for another night just to get my things out of the room.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Not too bad"
Don't expect a friendly greeting at check in - very business-like. The room was ok, but the carpet didn't look very clean. The bed was comfortable and I was able to get a good night's rest. Breakfast was nice - had the usual pastries, coffee, cereal, juice. They also had eggs, sausage and waffles. Had a problem at check out - they tried to charge me […] again, after I had already paid in full thru Hotels.com. The lady who checked me out worked with me to find the problem and corrected it. This was at 3 am, and I had a 10 hr drive in front of me, so I wasn't too happy with the delay. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"lights out"
light switch did not work - arrived at night...exterior entrance...next closest light did not turn on either....traveling with small children and tired...took too long to find a light to work that it set the tone that noone liked the hotel and everyone was scaredUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
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The check in was a little off guy said my reservation was canceled but he called hotel.com and they walked him through. He just didn't know what he was doing. The stay itself was great. They painted the rooms since last visit and added flat screens to the room. The wifi worked fine. Only thing I noticed the spread was wrinkle and I was unsure y they […] didn't press it. But I inspected the sheets and they were clean. The bed slept well. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
We had two rooms, they smelled, water stains in the ceiling,, mold in the bathrooms and grungy carpets. The dicotomy, the hotel puts out a good breakfast and in the evenings we had a blast with free food and alcohol, good live music was the topper.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
place was dirty, rund down and overpriced.. their idea of cleaning a room is spraying a nauseating amount of febreeze all over.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
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"Ok for price but Internet was down and noisy hall"
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Accounting class does project with The Pizza Ranch
One thing school is for is to get the experience needed to survive the real world. Students in Shannon Smith's accounting class at Creston High School are getting just that.
Smith's students teamed up with Creston Pizza Ranch to look at how they could influence sales through different promotions.
"It was basically going to be a competition to see, between two groups, what group could improve sales more from this time last year," said Smith. "... I thought this is a good opportunity for the kids to actually try and influence the numbers."
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Whenever F-1 students wish to leave the United States temporarily and return to continue studies at the institution in which they are enrolled, they must secure the necessary documents to:
- Permit entry to another country: and
- Permit re-entry to the United States.
Entry into another country
Like the United States, other countries have rules and restrictions on who can enter their country, and how. F-1 students who wish to visit their country of citizenship or permanent residence generally will be allowed to enter that country. For travel into any country other than the home country, students must check with the Embassy of the country they would like to visit to inquire about specific entry procedures.
The U.S. State Department publishes Publication, "Foreign Consular Offices in the United States," which contains a complete list of foreign consular offices, their addresses, and telephone numbers.
- To see this publication on the web please visit: http://www.state.gov/s/cpr/rls/fco/
- http://www.state.gov/s/cpr/rls/dpl/32122.htmis a site that provides links to the web sites of many foreign embassies in the United States
Entry into Canada and Mexico
Since Mexico and Canada share land borders with the United States, many students and advisers may not think of inquiring about entry requirements far in advance. Mexico and Canada have distinct entry requirements, which must be investigated by F-1 students and their families just like any other country.
- The Canadian Embassy home page is at: http://www.canadianembassy.org/
- The Mexican Embassy home page is at: http://embamex.sre.gob.mx/eua/
The lack of a valid Form I-20 will not prevent the student's departure from the United States; it may, however, prevent the student from entering Canada or Mexico. Moreover, even a duplicate Form I-20, which lacks the expected admission stamps may be insufficient for the student to obtain entry to Canada or Mexico.
Re-entry to the United States
Discussion of Temporary Absence
A "temporary" absence for the purpose of readmission with an endorsed Form I-20 is defined as an absence of 5 months or less. A student must be reentering the United States to resume his or her program of study.
If a student has completed his or her program of study, he or she has no basis for reentry to the United States as an F-1 student unless he or she has either been admitted to a new program of study and has been issued the corresponding Form I-20 or USCIS has authorized optional practical training after completion of studies. In the latter case, a returning student is required to present both an endorsed Form I-20 and an EAD at the port of entry to qualify for readmission to the United States. If an EAD has not been issued and the student has exceeded the "expected date of completion" (Form I-20, item 5), the student has no basis for being readmitted in F-1 status.
List of documents for reentry
In order to reenter the United States after a temporary absence of 5 months or less, an F-1 student must have a following documents:
- A valid passport or travel document
- A valid F-1 visa (unless exempt from passport and visa requirements)
- Either a properly endorsed Form I-20, if there has been no substantive change in the information contained in items 4,5,7, and 8 other than the date the student is expected to report to the school (the student has presumably reported and begun his or her program) OR a new Form I-20, if there has been such a change.
As a matter of practice, immigration officials at ports of entry often require that the Form I-20 bear a DSO certification for reentry executed in the current term (if a student is re-entering during the academic year) or, if a student is returning from his or her annual vacation, executed in the term preceding the vacation. If a student loses the Form I-20, a DSO may issue a replacement Form I-20.
Discussion of reentry documents
- Valid passport or travel document
F-1 students seeking reentry to the United States must have a valid passport or travel document. - Valid F-1 visa
With the exception of Automatic Extension of Validity of Visa beneficiaries, a student subject to the visa requirement must have a valid F-1 visa in his or her passport in order to re-enter the United States. Consequently, a student who entered the United States in another nonimmigrant classification and has changed his or her status to that of an F-1 student must obtain an F-1 visa in his or her passport before reentering the country. It is not possible to obtain an F-1 visa inside the United States. An F-1 student who needs to obtain a visa in order to enter the United States after a temporary absence must apply for the visa at a U.S. consulate or embassy abroad.
Although it is possible for an alien to obtain an F-1 visa in a country other than his or her own, the student may face more stringent requirements than in the home country. In addition to proving eligibility for an F-1 visa, he or she may have to convince the consular officer that there is a legitimate reason for making the application outside the home country. In some instances, the consular officer in the third country will find it necessary to check with the consular office in the student's place of residence. This can be time-consuming and result in a charge to the student if information is requested by cable rather than diplomatic mail. Returning student should be advised to make travel plans to allow for such delays.
*See "Student Visa Validity Following a Break in Studies" for detailed information. - Different school name on visa
If an F-1 student has lawfully transferred schools while in the United States, the visa will specify the school for which it was initially issued. In these instances a student may re-enter with an unexpired F-1 visa and Form I-20 from the new school without having the new school's name annotated on the visa. - Properly Endorsed Form I-20 or new Form I-20
For reentry, a student must have Form I-20, endorsed for travel by the DSO within the preceding twelve months.
Although Form I-20 indicates a validity period of one year for travel signatures, a validity period of 6months is set for travel signatures on I-20s used by students on post-completion OPT. (See "Travel and reentry while engaging in practical training" page)


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