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Mars continues to put on a good show as we head toward May. The planet stands high in the southwest as nightfall, and looks like a bright orange star.
As Mars drops toward the horizon after midnight, its celestial "rival" will be climbing into view in the southeast. It's especially easy to pick out the next couple of nights because it's near the Moon.
Antares is the "heart" of Scorpius, the scorpion. Its name means "rival of Ares;" Ares was the Greek name for Mars, the god of war. Like Mars, Antares shines bright orange.
The resemblance is only skin-deep, though. Mars is a planet -- a chunk of rock that's a bit more than half as big as Earth. Its orange color comes from rocks and soil on its surface that contain iron oxide -- rust.
Antares, on the other hand, is a true star. In fact, it's a true superstar -- one of the biggest, brightest stars in the galaxy. It's so big that if it took the Sun's place in our own solar system, it would swallow the four innermost planets -- including its rival, Mars.
Antares shines orange because its surface is thousands of degrees cooler than the Sun. Cooler stars look red or orange, while hotter ones are blue or white.
So there's really not much of a "rivalry" between Mars and Antares; the supergiant star wins hands down.
Look for Antares to the lower left of the Moon as they climb into good view around midnight tonight, and to the upper right of the Moon tomorrow night.
Script by Damond Benningfield, Copyright 2010
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Grand rounds: One hour duration and attended by all candidates and supervisors. An area of interest or controversy in the current psychotherapeutic field will be presented by a supervisor, candidate or invited guest, followed by discussion. Seminars: One member of the Faculty will lead the seminar group for a whole semester. Practical work: Candidates will be expected to undertake psychotherapy with assigned patients during the three years of the course. They will be expected to begin with their first assigned patient early in their first year and to begin with their second patient early in their second year. By the middle of the second year all candidates will be seeing two patients, each for at least 2 sessions a week. Clinical supervision: The clinical supervision will be conducted weekly for the whole of the academic year. All candidates will be expected to present sessions for weekly supervision. In addition, candidates may be required to present, from time to time, sessions in the form of process notes or by means of audiotape. During the first year supervision will be conducted either individually or in small groups of two candidates for one and a half hours per week. Additionally, during the second and third years, there will be individual supervision every week with a second supervisor. Reading: Candidates will be given some reading material and a reading list at the beginning of the year and may be asked to prepare a seminar periodically.
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Unit of study level: Postgraduate
Credit points: 12
Commencing semesters: 2
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Unit of study handbook: PSTY5104
Costs and scholarships information: Costs and Scholarships
Final dates to withdraw from units of study: Census Dates
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•Football Schedule•Basketball Schedule•Forum•About•ContactI saw a homeless man passed out with a forty in his hand in the alley behind Zeno's. OSU Football should be embarassed, pentalized and shamed on every ESPN network, radio and blog! We'd be here all day if we were gonna be critical about football programs because of what Michigan/OHIO person did that was wrongful. Someone wake me up when someone makes an interesting comment or blog post.
It was a dumb post, not to be confused with calling him dumb. And you just contradicted your self in your last post by saying you think it is dumb to tell someone they are dumb? Last time I checked I was allowed to give my opinion on topics and posts. You can say whatever you'd like and I'd respect that. If I offended you OSUBUCKS9 then I apologize but I stand by my opinion and I think that this post was ignorant at the least and in no way an accurate portrait of UM football or people of Michigan. I'm sure you'd be jumping on the insult wagon also if this post was made but about Ohio rather than Michigan.


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Is he an opportunist or really serious? http://www.citizensugar.com/1609388 If Al gets constipated, will he blame global warming?
well not all of the global warming is from us, the sun is actually expanding and getting slightly closer to our planet, which is normal, as the sun will expand overtime till it swallows most if not all of our planets, and then boom with a super nova blow up and then possibly give birth to the solar system but yeah, many scientists attribute global warming to the sun quite a bit too, though we have helped speed it up a bit.
We aren't causing global warming. Earth used to be a huge ass ice ball at one point. And it went through phases where it was pretty much desert all around. GL saving the pandas, you won't beat nature.
Disagree, we aren't exactly prolonging the earth for as long as possible as we? We are pretty much raping it for all its worth That i do agree with - even without our help the earth would warm up anyway and we are overdue an ice age anyway.
Why try to stop the inevitable? It's like trying to find a way to escape death. No matter what you do your body will die someday, and everyone agrees. The Earth will heat up like a mofo, then cool down to a point where you would be reaching 10GHz overclocks on stock air cooling... at the equator. If you can survive the horrible temps that is. That, and our sun will die. Wether a new one will be made for us is very debatable.
We have never done the earth any good all we do is take away the good and feed it the bad from what i can see.
It's gonna kill us anyway. Even if we all went back to the days before the industrial era we as humans are going to get pr0ned by mother nature.
We are set for destruction this is true our ways and technology and money our comforts theres no going back really all this bs about cutting down green house gases well thats still not going to stop it just slow it down by a very small amount. Its like saying i am not a smoker if i only have 2 a day instead of 10 fact is i still smoke. To stop what we are doing to the world the planet needs to come first before money and that will never ever happen money is a powerfull addiction the leaders of the world knows what is needed to stop global warming but life as we know it willl never be the same it would mean giving up our technology like cars planes power sations industry even money that fuels it all the world will slow to a stand still.
Cure for global warming: Step 1) Keep doing what we've been doing, and use up as much oil as possible, so that later on we can't go back to our nasty ways... Step 2) Let the antarctic ice melt into the Gulf Stream. Step 3) Wait for the Gulf Stream to shut down. Step 4) Enjoy an Ice-age for the next few hundred/thousand years. Step 5) Begin anew, and since we don't have any oil we have to use sustainable energy! See? We're not completely screwed.
Nice republican propaganda. Before long you will believe the Iraq war was about "weapons of mass destruction". I use seatbelts, and I am careful when cleaning my gun, and so on. Being safe is important. Reducing emissions makes a huge difference locally and that has little to do with global warming, but its still connected. Your apathy isn't productive. You have to trust the scientists that they are right because they are smarter than you. Over 96% of the scientific community believes in global warming.
There will always be lots of talk and little action till its too late. As i said the smart people and world leaders know what needs to be done but its just way too much to comprehend if you think about the middle ages thats more or less how we need to live again and only proceed with clean safe technologies like wind farms and the power of the sea to power homes etc cleaner cars alternative green friendly fuels.
I watched a thing on tv about polution they said a single avarage car would have to travel around the world about 640 times to reach the level of polution a plane would cause flying from paris to new york. An aeroplane uses thousands of litres of fuel just navigating getting to the run way richard branson and easy jet uses veichles to tug them to the runway to save money and cut polution.
well i absolutly call global warming a farce made to scare people. As for enviromentalism, god gave the earth to man do with it as they will, along with the Animals. We are getting from it what the human race needs to continue to progress and tree huggers be damed.
So why have we seen mass flooding and freak weather conditions in the last 10 years last year britain had a really wet summer due to a freak weather pattern.we also had a tornado in birmingham somthing we dont see in these parts.
The Earth is a living thing. There has ALWAYS been extreme weather. I know the LIBERAL media would love for us to believe that there has only been bad weather for the last 10 years to help out there alarmist cause, but when you figure the real temperature increase in the LAST 10 YEARS has been less than 1 tenth of a degree, and now the experts are saying that global warming is going to "take a break" for another 5-10 years, then SCAM really comes to mind.
Indeed. If people check their history books, there's a heck of a lot of natural disasters from past centuries, and there was no Industrial Age back then to blame them on. Someone compared car pollution to an airplane. Yep. They keep wanting to make cars more and more enviro-friendly, but they're already very clean. Last I read, it's basically impossible to die in an enclosed area like a garage with a car running anymore. I always wonder if Al Gore keeps the air-conditioning turned off to protect the environment when riding around in his limo. How come many scientists say global warming is a myth and how come many scientists say we're headed for an ice age? If nothing else, people should at least be able to agree that there isn't much of an agreement one way or the other on the issue of global warming. Re: Iraq. Saddam disregarded I think 17 UN resolutions. Remember that part in "Team America" where the guy says, "If you don't do what we say, we will get very, very mad at you and write you another letter!"? Kind of the same thing. Since the resolutions weren't abided by, the original Iraq war never actually ended. The UN is a worthless waste of space anyway, though. I think Bush2 was pretty much damned if he did and damned if he didn't. He's not my favorite guy, but he certainly had a lot of crap dumped into his lap.
We are changing the face of the earth, however not to the extent we think. The Sahara used to be a torpical paradise, but due to changes beyond human control, it changed, and now serves as a global fertilizer facility. Without it, the rain forests of South America would not exist as they do now, they would be much more barren. Wihtout the flooding of most rivers and streams the banks loose their fertility. However no one wants flooding, so dykes, and dams go up, and when they fail they blame the weather, not the idiots building them of those who live next to them. New Orleans is below sea level, and a swamp, but through the use of pumps, dykes, and dams they were able to stay dry for a long time. But when that failed they blamed global warming, not themselves and poor management. What about the dust bowl era here in the US? Was that caused by global warming? Unfortunately this is all a excersize in mass media control of the population. Get us all wrapped up in things so we don't watch the real issues.
Ever heard of the American Petroleum Institute. Read into where they put their money to misinform the gullable people that don't believe something unless it hits them in the face. Why are gas prices so high and Exxon is on top of the fortune 500?? Exxon has the highest growth, and growth percentage wise of any fortune 500 company. Why is that? The oil connections of the president and that enables price fixing when you have somebody that powerful backing you up. Cheney was on the board at Halliburton until becoming Vice President ,and passed "no bid" contracts to them and KBR and many other companies, so they could charge the government a "cost plus arrangement". If you don't know about this I am not surprised. By the way, the guy that coined the term liberal news media was originally joking and then places like Fox/Newscorp ran with the idea. They are run by Rupert Murdoch which is a republican extremist from Australia(and a first class asshole). Global warming is happening. You are obviously not very well educated on the matter. But don't worry, tons of other people share your same beliefs when it comes to this thanks to Fox News and the propaganda machine. You can't argue against scientists that are vastly more educated on the matter unless you are that self righteous. I guess somebody else is going to come out and insist that "New Earth Creationism" is correct.
I agree Daedalus, its science. There's no point arguing whether global warming exists or not because its a scientific fact. Now, you can debate the extent to which humans are causing the climate shift (to an degree), and you can debate the extent to which humans are able to control it (to some degree). Global climate shifts can vastly affect our way of life, and if we want to enjoy our stay on this planet, it would behoove us to do everything possible to be prepared and councientious about what we are doing.
"And remember the Arctic Sea ice? The ice we were told so hysterically last fall had melted to its "lowest levels on record? Never mind that those records only date back as far as 1972 and that there is anthropological and geological evidence of much greater melts in the past. The ice is back. Gilles Langis, a senior forecaster with the Canadian Ice Service in Ottawa, says the Arctic winter has been so severe the ice has not only recovered, it is actually 10 to 20 cm thicker in many places than at this time last year." "The last time the sun was this inactive, Earth suffered the Little Ice Age that lasted about five centuries and ended in 1850. Crops failed through killer frosts and drought. Famine, plague and war were widespread. Harbours froze, so did rivers, and trade ceased." http://www.nationalpost.com/opinion/columnists/story.html?id=332289 Clearly man is not causing "global warming". In fact, cows produce much more green house gas than man ever did through combustion. If we go back to a medieval world, the world's top economies will be severally damaged. When this happens, we will be less able to protect ourselves from possible ice ages and warmings in the future. In addition, China and other developing nations will likely not agree to go back to a Medieval life style and will continue dumping smog into the atmosphere.... Edit: We should be focusing less on combatting "global warming" and more on developing the world economy!


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Chernick is the quintessential small business solution provider CEO dominating his local market by the force of his personality and the quality of his company's services. Chernick's business savvy has caught the eye of his major vendor partners including Hewlett-Packard where he sits on the vendor's SMB national advisory council. And he has met more than once with HP Chairman and CEO Mark Hurd.
There's a reason vendors seek Chernick's counsel. He has fashioned a tiny camera store opened by his Dad 55 years ago into a $38 million business that sells and services technology for every segment of the market, from hard-to-get consumer electronics to sophisticated enterprise solutions. That's no small matter in an age where technology dominates home, business and entertainment lifestyles and hardly any solution providers break out beyond a few technology specializations or markets.
Camera Corner Connecting Point's all things digital blanket gives the company, located in the heart of Green Bay, Wisc. (population: 100,000), the home of the community-owned Green Bay Packers, a technology market penetration per capita that may be unmatched in the country.
Chernick says it is simply his desire to make sure he can meet all the needs of his customers that has him providing everything from iPods, Sony TVs and home theatre systems to high powered data center solutions powered by products from the likes of HP and Cisco hardware and VMware. Camera Corner is one of only 300 HP Gold resellers in the U.S. and is one of HP's largest education resellers in Wisconsin and an HP Public Sector Elite Partner. In the Fortune 1000 market, the company's multi-talented team of 21 network engineers and four network consultants provide data center hosting services and business continuity protection services. All this while the company's retail showroom at the corner of Main and Monroe Streets sports a Digital Photo Cafe, allowing consumers to edit and print digital photos with the help of Camera Corner staff.
"The fact that photo and video have gone digital positions us well," says Chernick. "Computers, photo and video are all coming together and we have experts for all of it."
Chernick says the retail business may be a small slice of the business but it's important to him and his team. "We have retail fine-tuned," he says. "We can make money. We are (price) competitive and have service. We know who our customers are and we take very good care of them. They've been coming in here for years. And I don't want my CEO friends or business customers going to Best Buy to buy a home computer, cameras, printers or a TV set for the living room. Why should they? I want them to buy it here!"
Chernick says his end-to-end digital model may not be for every solution provider but it works in Green Bay. "You have to know your market and play off it," he says. "We do that pretty well."
Chernick's passion to build a long-lasting personal relationship with every sale backed up by unparalleled customer service and commitment pays off in loyalty and friendship that goes beyond business. "We want a relationship," says Chernick, a member of the Packers board of directors who often hosts clients at Packers home games."We want to know everything about a customer." That has won Chernick and his team of 100 employees raves from customers.
Bruce Carew, principal of the Greenville Middle School, Greenville, Wisc., who has been a CCCP customer for 20 years, is one of those loyal customers. He says Camera Corner/Conecting Point (CCCP) letters stand for: "C " Customer First, C- Cutting Edge, C-Chernick " After my 20 years of experience, you know what the Chernick name stands for, and P " Pleasure to Work With." That may be the ultimate compliment for the ultimate digital age solution provider.


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TWO major fundraising events will be held for the benefit of HEAL later this year as the charity enters perhaps the most exciting time in its 21-year history.
Every penny raised will go directly to support HEAL's biggest ever project, Paradise Village, which will become home to as many as 1,000 disadvantaged and orphaned children in Andhra Pradesh.
Construction Work on the first phase of the Paradise project has been stepped up with a view to the new school building being ready for its first intake of children in the coming months.
Not only will the village become home to many hundreds of severely under-privileged children – saving them from a life of poverty, ill health and deprivation – but also a focal point for the local community in Thotapalli, near Vijayawada.
HEAL UK will once again hold their popular India Night at The Cresset in Peterborough on Saturday, October 26 (7pm-midnight), when guests will hear details of the latest progress being made in Thotapalli.
As ever, the event will be a delightful mix of authentic Indian food, music and entertainment, with all proceeds going towards the construction of HEAL Paradise. Tickets £20 (£15 for under-16s) – for enquiries please call Helen Rome on 07863 178679 and to learn more about Paradise Village visit: www.healparadise.org.
One month later, HEAL supporter Paul Harris has organised another event at Whittlesey Manor Leisure Centre, near Peterborough, on November 29 (7pm), when international motivational speaker Rosie Swale-Pope MBE will be guest speaker.
Rosie is a best-selling author, documentary-maker, adventurer and marathon runner, who successfully completed a five-year around-the-world run as well as sailing single-handed across the Atlantic in a small boat and trekking 3,000 miles alone through Chile on horseback. In her talks, she shares stories about her extraordinary adventures and voyages and the life lessons she has learnt from them.
Police officer Paul has been putting a lot of energy into making his event a night to remember, just as he did in completing a recent ultra-endurance race which raised more than £900 for HEAL.
"Being a great fan of adventurers, I often wondered if these people were born with engines for hearts, and bones made of steel," says Paul.
"However, my own personal journey has shown me that mental focus and never-give-up attitude, combined with preparation and planning, is what can make anyone achieve their goals. I have created a website (www.movement-is-life.org) to promote my fundraising efforts for HEAL, whilst hopefully inspiring others to do something crazy or off the wall for the benefit of others!
"We have a big night planned on November 29 and I hope individuals and businesses will support it, possibly as an alternative Christmas party or just as a great reason for friends and family to gather and celebrate!"
Tickets for Paul's HEAL charity dinner night are priced at £35 (£325 for a table of 10), to include a three-course meal, live music from the Fortissimo Swing Band, guest speaker Rosie Swale-Pope and an auction and raffle overseen by Laurence Seaton of Buttercross Auctions in Peterborough. There will also be a gallery room in which three talented local artists will display their work, which will be available to enjoy and purchase on the night.
Some artwork will also be up for auction, along with other exciting items, including a two-week stay in a Gran Canaria apartment, a falconry adventure day, a Virgin balloon flight and signed motor racing memorabilia. Raffle prizes include a factory tour at Lotus Cars' Hethel headquarters and a day at Newmarket races.
In January 2014, to coincide with HEAL's bi-annual fundraiser Cycle India – which brings 30 cyclists together from across the globe for a bike ride from Mumbai to Goa – Paul will be heading to India to get an insight into HEAL's work for under-privileged children and see for himself how the money he raises is put to good use.
Without dedicated supporters like Paul, HEAL would simply be unable to achieve all of its goals in providing shelter, healthcare and education to help transform the lives of hundreds of needy children.
Another of these supporters is nurse Jane Antar, from Waverton in Chester, who recently contacted HEAL to say she had asked guests at her 50th birthday party to donate towards the charity's work, rather than bring a gift.
"Some of this was given to me in cash, some in cheques and some guests donated directly via the HEAL website and the total collected was £405," said Jane. "I was delighted and touched by their generosity and I hope it inspires others to make donations.
"I chose HEAL because I wanted to give to an organisation that would direct all the money raised straight to their projects. Initially, my children and I sponsored a child.
"I worked, many years ago, as a nurse with another charity in the Middle East and have seen some of the problems people experience in other societies and these memories make me realise how fortunate I am to live where I do."
HEAL UK's volunteer sponsorship secretary Steve Sargent hopes others will follow the examples set by kind-hearted people like Paul and Jane. "Using a 50th birthday party to raise money for HEAL really is a most generous gesture and the money will go a long way in India to help the most deprived children," he said.
"We are always looking for ways to inspire others to make donations in new ways, and we are always happy to share news of these kind donations with our supporters."


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Dorchester pastor, woman abducted in Egypt, return home
MATTAPAN, Mass. (WHDH) -- Hundreds of people were at a Mattapan church to celebrate a beloved pastor's homecoming. They heard, for the first time, Michel Louis describe how he and another woman were held captive in Egypt and why he volunteered to go along after kidnappers took her hostage.
"I'm coming from far to be here today," said Louis.
Hours after his return, the 61-year-old Pentecostal pastor thanked parishioners who kept him in their thoughts while he was held captive for three days. Louis said kidnappers moved him all across the Sinai Peninsula after he was captured July 13th during a missionary trip. His tour bus was making its way from Egypt to Israel when he said it was stopped by the three truckloads of men armed with machine guns.
Louis told the congregation that armed men boarded his tour bus and beat an Everett woman travelling with his religious group. The reverend said when they tried to take her and the bus driver hostage, he volunteered to go too.
"She's a member of our or church, it'll be better for me to go with her," Louis told his parishioners.
The pastor's son said his father and the two other captives weren't hurt after that. Louis said he was moved around Egypt without a shower or medicine for three days. On Monday, the reverend's family members learned he'd been released.
"Prayer moves the world. Prayer moves the world."
Home now, with the parishioners who prayed together a week ago for his safe return, the grateful pastor says he's praying for peace in Egypt and even the men who captured him.
Michel Louis and the two other hostages release was negotiated when Egyptian officials apparently agreed to reconsider the imprisonment of one of the kidnapper's uncles.


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The Harefield Academy are undefeated Academies Cup Winners
On Thursday 14th October, nine students from The Harefield Academy were selected to play in the 4th Academy Cup, hosted by Haberdasher Aske's Knights Academy in Bromley. The team, made up of Ben Frailing, Kyle Watson, Connor Stevens, Tom Rosenthal, Dennon Lewis, Harry Kyprianou, Jake Knight, Carl Stewart and Alfie Young represented The Harefield Academy.
The cup is open to all 27 Academies in the South East of England and is designed to bring all the Academies together in one competition. The Harefield Academy team were placed in a group with Eltham Green Sports College, Harris Academy, Hatcham College, Globe Academy and Isle of Sheppey Academy.
The tournament began with a match against Eltham Green Sports College. The boys began well and won the match 3-0, showing that they were main competitors in the challenge for the cup.
The second match saw the boys face Isle of Sheppey Academy. The match became an interesting battle with both teams having a number of chances but eventually the game ended 2-1 to Harefield. In the third match against Globe Academy, the Harefield boys were dwarfed by the opposition but managed to maintain their composure and played exceptionally well to win the match 3-0.
The penultimate game was against one of the weaker sides in the group, giving the opportunity for the boys to try out different positions and tactics. It ended in another comfortable 3-0 win. The fifth and final league game saw the boys face Hatcham College. The boys continued their winning streak and, knowing that they were through to the quarter finals, settled for a 2-0 win.
The Harefield Academy went through to the quarter finals undefeated as group winners.
In the quarter finals, the competition became tougher and the boys needed to step up their game. The match against Maltings Academy successfully ended with a 3-1 victory, granting the boys a place in the semi-finals.
The semi-final saw us face the giants from the Globe Academy once more. The boys had confidence from their previous victory against their opposition, and managed to progress through with a 3-1 win. The Harefield boys were now through to the final of the competition.
The Harefield boys met with Eltham Green for the final match. They had already had experience with this opposition in the beginning rounds so each team were aware of the challenge ahead of them. Harefield took the lead, but Eltham Green equalised shortly after, taking the match into extra time. Within extra time, both teams had numerous opportunities to no avail. This meant that the game went to penalties, with the final result standing at 3-2 to Harefield. A tense end to a successful day.
Congratulations to the boys that took part who played brilliant football and were perfectly behaved.


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The Bachelor degree programme at Bern University of Applied Sciences BFH prepares students for employment in all the professional fields of social work (social work, social pedagogy and sociocultural animation). Students are provided with the skills they need to use the instruments of social work in all fields of action (e.g. social welfare, family and youth welfare, penal system, assisted living, supervision of local and cultural meeting points, immigration).
The degree programme at the University of Applied Sciences is characterised by its practical relevance: skills, abilities and attitudes (competencies) are developed and advanced not only at university but also through work in practice-oriented organisations.
At Bern University of Applied Sciences, we focus on the development of personal and social competence, as strong personalities are in demand in social work.
The benefits of taking a degree programme at BFH:
- A diversified study course thanks to the use of differing didactic approaches in the modules
- Supervised internships with a duration of 5 - 6 months in practice-oriented organisations
- Coaching for the development of personal and social competence
- Foreign-language seminars and international study trips
- Opportunity to gain experience abroad
- Flexible degree programme planning and a high degree of planning reliability for full-time and part-time students
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Bachelor of Science in Social Work |
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Full or part-time/in conjunction with a job |
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German |
Campus(es) |
Bern |
Professional qualification |
yes |
Course begins |
Week 8 and week 38 |
Deadline for applications |
Subsequent master program |
Special features |
The offer is certified according to Model F (compatibility of course of study with professional activity and assistance duties) – modellf.ch |
Social work deals with social problems such as poverty, violence and immigration. It focuses on people whose quality of life is impaired or at risk. The central task of social work is to enable as many people as possible to engage and share in societal life. Graduates of the Bachelor degree programme are able to work as professionals in various areas of social work:
- Social welfare
- Social counselling
- Social work at the workplace
- Social and specialised education supervision in care facilities and workshops
- Youth welfare
- School social work
- Child and adult welfare
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The Ultimate Cake Pops Sset makes it easy to create adorable cake pops with some of Bakerella's favorite designs. Crumble your cake, mix it with frosting and mold it in an assortment of shapes using the items in this set. Then dip in melted candy coating and decorate. It's that simple. Just shape, dip, decorate and display your creations to become a (cake) pop star, just like Bakerella.The Ultimate Cake Pops Set includes:
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I got this kit when I decided to make cake pops for my club's bake sale. I love how easy it is to use! I had never made cake pops before, but once I...Read complete review
I got this kit when I decided to make cake pops for my club's bake sale. I love how easy it is to use! I had never made cake pops before, but once I got the cake made and the candy dip melted, I was cranking out cake pops like nobody's business! All it takes for the cake pop to come out of the mold cleanly is a spritz of cooking spray inside, and the stuff does take quite a bit of intermittent chilling to keep the cake mixture from getting too soft, but I had loads of fun, and everyone loved the cake pops I made! So glad I bought this; I look forward to using it again!
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I don't know where to begin to describe what a NIGHTMARE product this is. My daughter was so excited to get it for her birthday. We followed the directions EXACTLY for making these, and...Read complete review
I don't know where to begin to describe what a NIGHTMARE product this is. My daughter was so excited to get it for her birthday. We followed the directions EXACTLY for making these, and I wish I could post a picture of the finished product, because they're awful!! First, you have to freeze them for twice as long as the directions say, otherwise the cake/frosting mix sticks in the molds and you can't get it out! Even after all that, the final shapes don't look ANYTHING like the pictures on the box - except for the balls. Everything turns out looking like dripping blobs. The cake pops don't stay on those nightmare sticks after they're coated with the melted candy....they slide down the sticks and end up a messy, misshapen blob on the tray. And clean up took forever. The plastic "sticks" for the cake pops are HOLLOW - so every bit of cake dough, frosting, etc, gets up inside the straw. Try to clean that out!! What a total waste of time and money. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.......YOUR CHILD WILL BE SO DISAPPOINTED!!!!
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Yucky! MESSY!! WASTE OF MONEY!!
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Common sense should tell you this is not a product for young children to make alone. Assist your kids or grandchildren to make the pops. Parental supervision just makes sense.Just like any other cooking skill, they will not likely be spot-on-perfect the first time. This product does require common sense skills and a bit of patience - the pops do not just pop out of the box complete.
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I must admit, I was inspired by the picture of the pops that didn't work out. It's unclear that the set doesn't come with cake mix, but that works out well, as you can choose your own. We used a cake pop mix set from Starbucks, which tasted okay but was more of a good learning experience for next time.
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I got this for my 6 yr old and one word to describe this AWFUL! It's going back to the store....
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LOVE this set for kids...and adults!
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I've made cake pops and cake balls and cake truffles before, but they never turned out *quite* right...until I used this set.My son & I spent an afternoon with the set, deciding to make Christmas trees with the cone-shaped mold included. There are so many things I love about this set: the intruction "placemat," the cake grater that rests on the mixing bowl, the perfectly-sized bowl for dipping, the shaped molds, and the pop stand!Follow the instructions provided with the kit, and you can't go wrong. This is a really fun way to spend a day with your budding bakers...and I have to say, I'll use it again and again by MYSELF! Love this set!
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Baking Made Easy and REALLY cute!
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I've made cake pops for events at work and everyone loves them! When I saw this toy and what it offered, I decided to purchase it and figured my daughter (who is 8) would get a kick out of this too. She did! We both enjoyed using everything it came with and found the stand and molds to be the most useful! Also, cleaning the melted chocolate from the bowls was fast and easy and I liked not having to use my dinner wear to do it. Great set and a great price for everything included!
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By Julia
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My daughter had the most fun playing making cake pops. It was like having her own little kitchen.
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If i could give it -10 stars I would. Bought it for a birthday party and it was falling apart in the middle of play. Frustrating that companies can make this sort of junk.
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Texas-Pan American head track and field and cross country coach Dave Hartman resigned to accept an assistant position at Lamar. Assistant coach Xavier Richardson will take over on an interim basis for the indoor and outdoor programs in the spring of 2012. Richardson is in his third year with the Broncs.
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Athletics directors – Louise McCleary, athletics director at Elms, has been hired as Director of Division III governance at the NCAA national office. McCleary had been the AD at Elms since 2002 and has 20 years of experience in athletics administration.
Football – Washington and Lee head football coach Frank Miriello announced his retirement. Miriello has been with the university for 26 years and will finish out the current term as an instructor of physical education.
Football assistants – Maryland hired Brian Stewart as its defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach. Stewart was most recently the defensive coordinator at Houston and has prior coaching experience in the NFL … Wisconsin chose Matt Canada as its offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Canada held the same role last season at Northern Illinois and spent seven seasons at Indiana before that.
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Trailing by a run with two outs and no runners on in the bottom of the 12th inning, junior Neil Eddie (Owatonna, Minn./Owatonna) singles to right field to cap a dramatic come-from-behind victory for the Buena Vista baseball team on Sunday afternoon to wrap up its 2012 home schedule. The Beavers dropped a 1-0 heartbreaker to start the day in game one.
After the first two were out in the 12th, sophomore Nick Schlecht (Omaha, Neb./Skutt) doubled just past a diving centerfielder to get the rally started. After Joe Paletta (Omaha, Neb./Millard South) walked, Jesse Munsterman (St. Peter, Minn./St. Peter) picked up his second big two-out base hit of the contest, came through in the clutch again to plate Schlecht and score the game at 5-5. Senior Brock Yossi (Dallas Center, Iowa/Dallas Center-Grimes) then drew a walk to load the bases before Eddie came through with the game-winner. It was the second walk-off win in the series for BVU, which closes out its home schedule at 9-3 overall.
Loras took a 1-0 lead in the first inning before the Beavers answered with a Ryan Scheetz (Omaha, Neb./Millard North) RBI double to right center. The Duhawks then regained the lead at 2-1 in the third before adding another in the fifth to push the margin to 3-1.
BVU, which rallied from two down in the eighth to win game one on Saturday, got a big two-run, game-tying double from Munsterman with one out in the sixth.
Loras took the lead again in the eighth after three straight one-out singles, but did strand two runners on base.
BVU, as it did all game long answered back in the bottom half, getting a big lead-off double from Weston Foxx (Elkhorn, Neb./Elkhorn) down the right field line and he scored one batter later when Schlecht reached on an infield hit, but the throw to first was dropped by the second baseman who was covering.
The Duhawks jumped back in front in the 12th with an RBI single, and after a runner got picked off first, still managed to get runners to first and second before Brennan Holm (Fairmont, Minn.) came on in relief to throw one pitch, get the ground ball right back to him and earn his first career victory.
Reggie Kock (Breda, Iowa/Ar-We-Va) got the start and went 4.2 innings, allowing three runs on six hits, while striking out five. Cam Beatty (Omaha, Neb./Millard North) then came in and faced one batter before Griffin Hatten (Bancroft, Iowa/North Sentral Kossuth) took over for him and pitched 1.1 scoreless innings and striking out one.
James Stone (Des Moines, Iowa/Johnston), who picked up the win in Friday's series opener after pitching the top of the ninth, came on and pitched 5.2 solid innings of relief, allowing two runs on eight hits and striking out seven, while not issuing a walk.
Munsterman finished 3-for-6 with three RBI, while Schlecht also finished with three hits, including two doubles, while scoring twice and driving in one. Eddie's game-winner was his second hit of the contest, while Foxx also added two hits and two runs scored.
Sophomore Jon Ringblom (Omaha, Neb./Millard North) was the hard-luck loser for the Beavers in the opener, throwing a complete-game three-hitter and striking out five.
The Duhawks (19-17, 8-12 IIAC) scored their own run on a suicide squeeze play in the seventh after getting a lead-off double to start the inning.
Schletcht, Munsterman, along with sophomores Eric Croghan (Portsmouth, Iowa/Harlan) and Ryan Titman (Boone, Iowa/Boone) all had one hit for BVU.
Buena Vista is now 19-15 overall (11-9 IIAC) and will close out its regular season this upcoming week with a nine-inning road contest at Central College on Wednesday at 3:00pm before finishing with a three-game weekend series at Wartburg College beginning with Friday's game at 6:00pm.


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Location is what originally drew us in. then to be so pleasantly surprised by the food quality was mind-blowing! Every dish had a unique twist from the Brussel Sprout appetizer, to the Capesente and Eggplant dish. We were all very pleased!
A wonderful find when traveling to Denver. Super food, great service! Varied menu....would visit again when in Denver
We had a delicious meal at Panzano's.. Everything was cooked to perfection!
We have eaten at Panzano numerous times, and it is always excellent. The happy hour is great but the full dinner menu is better. Save room for the desserts!
Great dining experience. Took my nephew who is chef and very hard to impress when dining out. He is a major critic when it comes to food. He was very impressed and we enjoyed the entire experience. The lamb appetizer was by far one of the best dishes I've ever eaten. We're already looking forward to coming back in November when it's added to the menu in an entree version. He had the Chicken Marsala and the only criticism he made all night was slight and it was that the sauce could have been reduced a bit more. Wonderful meal. We will be back!!
We had a great dinner before seeing a play at the Buell Theater. Waiter asked us way in advance if we were on a time schedule, and he was very accomodating to make sure we were out on time. Good food and fantastic service.
Common malady in Denver restaurants. Our server was inefficient--walk by the table many times without a glance to see if we needed anything. No eye contact. Brought check without seeing if anyone wanted a dessert , more coffee or tea. Few are the Denver restaurants that have experienced, skillful servers--and what a pleasure it is when we get someone.who is.
Our evening at Panzanos was great. The lamb ribs were outstanding and our wait staff great. The veal was tender and the scallops were terrific.
Wow! Not your mama's Italian. Really incredible. Every dish was better than the last. No, the fried brussel sprouts appetizer was the best! Sounds crazy I know. Crispy, like chips, with impossibly thin, julienned green apples to add a different crunch and fresh tartness to the sprouts. Even if you don't like them you'll love this dish. Coupled with great service from the waiter and his assistant it was an excellent evening all around.
If you haven't experienced this restaurant you are missing out!!
There's a reason that Kimpton restaurants are worth visiting, and Panzano is no exception. Excellent from start to finish (the brussels sprouts are a must on their own), solid wine list, gluten-free menu with multiple options. We liked it so much we changed our plans for the next night and returned - with friends.
This restaurant was recommended by a cab driver as being the best Italian in Denver, and it did not disappoint. The wait staff was knowledgable about wine-to-food pairing, and everything we ordered tasted sublime. Service was very good and friendly. I will dine here again the next time I travel to Denver!
Great place to have dinner before going to DCPA - GREAT food - GREAT service! Great valet option with short walk to DCPA. We are never disappointed. Wonderful choices for gluten free and other dietary restrictions - the staff and the menu show real care in accommodating anyone, making suggestions - great knowledge (Laura??? was a phenomenal wait person!!!)
Reservations are seated on time, order taken quickly with attention to needs of table and guests.
This restaurant was highly recommended by many friends so I was excited to try it out on my first trip to Denver. I encourage the Chef's Tasting Menu, which is five courses. Our server was nice enough to let me adjust it because of some dietary restrictions. The brussel sprouts are out of this world. They will give you the recipe if you ask! The service was amazing. It is pricey, but well worth it. I can't wait to try it again on my next trip to Denver.
Awesome brunch menu and great tasting food. Enjoyed the day!
This is my 2nd time here and it did not disappoint,. The food was great, the wine was good and we had all the time we wanted for a nice conversation and our meal. Our waitress did a wonderful job making recommendations from the menu. I will be back again
This our first disappointing evening at Panzano. The fried Brussels sprouts we're amazing as always, but the corn soup was almost inedible, and the lamb shoulder was more fat than lamb. Our friends had the vegetarian ravioli, which was anemic looking, and one ravioli was left on the plate of a diner who always finishes his meal. Our last visit in Sept was lovely; this one, not.
We love to stay at hotel Monaco, it is our go to. It is a natural to dine at panzano. Convenient, great location and fantastic food and beverages. Plan to.return often.
Great menu for celiac/pescetarian like me. Only disappointment was the fried brussell sprouts and fried Caesar salad. Not used to eating greasy food. Salmon was amazing as was the gf bread. Great service.
The food was fantastic...the brussel sprouts appetizer was amazing, and the main dishes were great. We were there celebrating a special occasion, felt the service wasn't so special. But would go back for food and wine. Great gluten free options as well.
WE have been to Pazano's numerous times. The food and service are always good. This is true for both breakfast and dinner. Hotel Monaco is a great boutique hotel which is an added bonus with Pazano's.
We had an excellent meal! Will defiantly be going back.
Nice, reasonably quiet, place to relax and dine. I was there a long time ago and it seems to be improved, especially in "ambiance". I appreciated the availability of gluten-free foods.
Loved the food, although it was a little pricy for Italian. It was very fresh, and the wine list was good.I thought the ambiance was just so-so, but considering I was at a conference and wanted to go somewhere nice within walking distance of my hotel, it was excellent.
We were a group of 6 celebrating a birthday. Our waiter was awesome (he had clearly been working at Panzano for a while and had great recommendations on everything for us). Best apps we had were the brussels sprouts and potato croquettes. Grilled caesar salad is also very good. Chicken marsala very tasty - could use more mushrooms and cheese in the risotto. Great tiramisu. We will return!
The prices can be a little steep but the quality of their food surpasses any other Italian restaurant in Denver.
Regional Italian dinner - this month was Tuscany. All terrific and the wine pairing is great. Hope they keep doing these special regional meals (Sundays only)
Conveniently close to the Denver Convention Center. Excellent list of wines. Very attentive service and very accommodating. Enjoyed a few unique appetizers, such as the charbroiled oysters. Excellent cocktails as well.
I had Panzano's version of Eggs Benedict, which was poached eggs on crispy, fried polenta with lots of wonderful pesto. It was absolutely incredible and gluten-free, Thanks to Chef Elise Wiggins for making Panzano a wonderful choice for the gluten-free community.
Reservation was confirmed when I arrived, greeter told my party, a new client, I did not have a reservations. Luckily we both had email access on our cell phones and were able to meet within 15 minutes.
And the food was amazing too. Thank you Jose for the best service anyone could ask for. There were six of us with limited time. We were going to the theater, and Jose got us out on time. He was there with our many needs. We all had something different and the food was the best we have had out in a long time. The snapper special was amazing. We did the three course In Touch menu, what a deal. Thank you Panzano, we'll be back soon.
We arrived early and had appetizers and drinks in the bar before moving to the dining room for a superb dinner. Panzano is another of our favorite pre theater choices.
I went here with my girlfriend for our second anniversary and everything was fantastic. They gave us a card wishing us a happy anniversary and two glasses of prosecco on the house. The food was phenomenal and definitely a spin on the classical italian. Would highly recommend.
Never misses the opportunity to be of the highest quality service food and atmosphere.
Arrived a bit early for dinner reservation, opted for happy hour in bar. Most tables taken during 5 o'clock hour on Saturday, a good sign. Small plate menu was extensive and we sampled a few, all very tasty. Decent adult beverage specials. Definitely would return.
Haven't been to Panzano in several years, and chose to go here for my 60th Birthday. We (just my husband and I) were seated in the bar area, and it was very noisy during the beginning of our dinner. I'd hoped for a more personal experience as far as noise level. The bar area did quiet down abut 1/2 through our meal. The food as excellent, service very good. The highlight was when we went to pay for our meal and the waiter announced that a friend of mine called from MA and had paid for our dinner! Panzano did give me my dessert for free and a gift card to come back for Tiramisu (which I really don't like, it would have been nicer to just offer me a free dessert of my choice) We will return.
We had a wonderful experience at Panzano for our dinner Monday evening. The service was absolutely outstanding, and the food was amazing. I had the mushroom crepes (to die for!), pasta (made in-house) carbonara and the scallop entree (melted in my mouth) and loved every bite! My husband had the oysters, butternut squash ravioli (which I tried and could have eaten his whole plate) and the scallops as well. Our waiter was a great blend of friendly and attentive and the food was both delicious and well-paced. A truly lovely night!
We had a nice booth and were sat and greeted quickly. There menu was simple but had a nice array of choices and flavors. We were served our drinks and a nice selection of fresh bread with a tasty tapenade. And the end of dinner, I could not help but try to remember the last time I had 5 good plates in a row. OK, I am very picky, but I will be back to this place.
Just had an amazing night with my husband, mother, and 10- year old. We sat at the kitchen bar where Chef Elise treated us like royalty, slipping us tastes of various menu items. We watched her orchestrate the kitchen, patiently answering our basic cooking questions. When asked what an ingredient was,, she would not only give a sample and she would also explain its origin. Starting with a bottle of Zonato Pinot Grigio, we followed with fried brussel sprouts with green apple and a lovely brochetta with prosciutto. My husband is gluten free, so they gave him a wonderful bread basket of gluten free yummies.
Wonderful brunch spot. It was fun to watch the bakery making the brioche buns for lunch and the desserts for later in the day. The smell was divine. Service was attentive.
We came to Panzano's on our honeymoon while staying at the Hotel Monaco (the two share a hallway). I made reservations weeks in advance, but the afternoon of our dinner I had to make a reservation time shift to allow us more time to get there from across town. Making the change was easy itself, but once we arrived at the restaurant the host told us we did not have a reservation until next week. I am not sure what happened there, but after a few minutes, they were able to put us at a table. Thank goodness, or this would be a very different review! The wine list was amazing (presented on a tablet) and our server was very personable. The food (small but very satisfying servings) was wonderful, especially the gnocchi with fig glaze sauce!
Love this place. They do little advertising. Word of mouth has made this a fav. For Denverites.
Atmosphere is absolutley amazing and staff is very attentive. Perfect place for a romantic dinner for two or for a party of 10.
We had a great time and experience. The food opinion was mixed as we had outstanding dishes and a couple average dishes. Overall the value was definitely on the low side, but still enjoyable.
Incredible dinner, we went back for lunch! We were in Denver for the weekend, and would go back just to dine at Panzano and stay at Hotel Monaco! P.S. We're not big on Italian cuisine, but this was amazing, don't let it stop you for an incredible dining experience!
Finally tried Panzano while staying at Hotel Monaco, another gem. Food was incredible. Service was outstanding. Waiter, Fred, knew how every meal was prepared and made great recommendations. No one rushed us thru meal or disturbed us every 5 minutes. Didn't get asked if we wanted dessert while we were eating our appetizers. Very professionally run and you can tell an award winning chef had put menu together. Portion sizes were huge and we had a $35 3 course deal through hotel program. We will be back!
The menu was absolutely beautiful for a gluten conscience person. Not only were the choices many, but the food was incredible. The Brussels spouts were to die for ( with a recipe when requested). I had eggplant, which is usually too "bready". This was crisp, light, and delectable.. We are going back for my husband's birthday.
This place rocks! I took my dear friend out for her birthday and we were both treated like royalty. This is go-to special occasion place.
We had such a wonderful meal at Panzano's! Great hand made pasta and two of the people in our party had meat dishes which were spectacular. Chef Elise and her crew create great dishes and the service was attentive and professional. This restaurant continues to be a favorite in our family!


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As the leaves turn to their beautiful autumn colors, we begin to think about the annual Fall Festival of Leaves.
This year's festival features many new things to see and do including a 5k walk/run, the King of the Hill Street Luge contest, and the ever-popular Live Animal and Stuffed Animal Show for kids. Other attractions include arts, crafts, flea markets, midways, parades, and live musical performances.
The annual Prince and Princess Pageant will be held on Saturday at the Bainbridge United Methodist Church with the finale festival parade held on Sunday.
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Growth isn't only about numbers; if your congregation is to grow, it must focus also on dynamic changes. In this 2.0 class, we will explore various approaches to membership engagement, outreach to non-synagogue affiliated Jews and non-Jewish partners, successful growth strategies- even in challenging times- and will provide workshop participants with opportunities for practical application to their home communities.
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Rabbi Shawn Israel Zevit, is the Director of Outreach & Tikkun Olam, and a congregational consultant and resource developer for the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation. He is a founding member of Shabbat Unplugged and the Davenning Leaders' Training Institute, and a spiritual director for numerous clergy and communities. He has written and developed resources and delivered workshops in the areas of community building, leadership, prayer, interactive midrash, contemporary views of GOD, prayer and spiritual leadership skills, money and Jewish values, social justice issues, Jewish environmental concerns and Jewish men's issues. He is the author of "Offerings of the Heart: Money and Values in Faith Community (Alban, 2005) and a forthcoming book for Jewish Men.
Marsha Katz Rothpan is Senior Program Officer for STAR (Synagogues: Transformation and Renewal) and, among her responsibilities, manages STAR's Synaplex™ Initiative. Before coming to STAR, Marsha was a consultant for six years to non-profits. She specialized in planning and evaluation, program development, leadership development and grant writing.
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