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February 27, 2004 |
Teaching for Understanding in University Science Courses Dr. Jacqueline Grennon-Brooks, Hofstra University Target Audience: Hofstra natural and applied science faculty Hagedorn Hall; Rooms 284, 285; 1-2:30 pm |
March 18, 2004 |
The Tortoise and the Lava Flow: Geology and Evolution in the Galapagos Islands Dr. Bret Bennington, Hofstra University. Co-sponsored with the HCLAS Natural Sciences Target Audience: Public Lecture Business Development Center; Room 246; 7-9 pm |
March 20, 2004 |
Making Science Inclusive and Accessible Dr. Gregory Stefanich, University of Northern Iowa Target Audience: K-12 Teachers of Science Hagedorn Hall; Rooms 284, 285; 8:30 – 5 pm |
April 17, 2004 |
i-Movie in the Science Classroom Dr. Keith Sheppard, Columbia University Target Audience: Chemistry and Physics High School Teachers and Middle School Physical Science Teachers Hagedorn Hall; Rooms 05, 06 and 07; 8:30 -5 pm |
April 22, 2004 |
Computational Physics of the Heart: Normal and Abnormal Rhythms in Heart Disease Dr. Flavio Fenton, Hofstra University Co-sponsored with the HCLAS Natural Sciences Target Audience: Public Lecture Monroe Lecture Hall: 7:00- 9:00 pm |
April 30, 2004 |
Teaching for Understanding in the Natural Sciences- Part II Dr. Jacqueline Grennon Brooks will once again address meaningful understanding in undergraduate science and applied sciences. Target Audience: Hofstra natural and applied science faculty Hagedorn Hall; Rooms 284, 285; 1-2:30 pm |
May 8, 2004 |
Science Activities that Really Work Dr. Ken Appleton, Professor Emeritus, Central Queensland University, Rockhampton, Australia Target Audience: K-8 Science Teachers; 8:30 – 5 pm Room 036 Hagedorn Hall |
May 12, 2004 |
Treating Lower Back Pain without Medication: Alternatives Bronwyn Spira, Director of Physical Therapy Madison Avenue Rehabilitation and Wellness Target Audience: General Public, Senior Citizens 7-9 pm Monroe Lecture Hall |
May 20, 2004 |
Dead Stars Do Tell Tales: The Exciting Case of Supernova 1987A Dr. Steven Lawrence, Hofstra University Public Lecture Business Development Center; Room 246; 7-9 pm |
June 5, 2004 |
Arts and Education Summit: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Integrating Science and Technology and Literacy with the Visual and Performing Arts. 9:00- 6 pm US Department of Education Grant Award Recipients to present |
July 6-23,2004 |
MST Summer Institute Kathy Chapman and Donna Migdol, Oceanside School District Target Audience: Teachers (grades 3-7) and Teacher leaders |
September 23, 2004 |
Saving Turtles in the Big Apple: Terrapin Conservation in Metropolitan New York Dr. Russell Burke, Hofstra University Biology Department Target Audience: General Public, Teachers and students of all ages |
October 8, 2004 |
POGIL: Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning Dr. David Hanson, SUNY Stony Brook Target Audience: University level Natural and Applied Science Faculty |
October 16-17, 2004 |
Geology for Teachers and Travelers - A Two-Day Geology Field Trip Dr. Bret Bennington, Hofstra University Geology Department Target Audience: Geology Teachers, Teachers, General Public |
October 21, 2004 |
12 Million Thirsty People: Supplying New York City and Long Island with Fresh Water Dr. Charles Merguerian, Hofstra University Geology Department Target Audience: General Public, Teachers and students of all ages |
October 30, 2004 |
Science in the Daily Life of the Classroom Dr. Janice Koch, Hofstra University Department of Curriculum and Teaching Target Audience: K-8 Science Teachers |
November 10, 2004 |
Pandora's Baby: How the First Test Tube Baby Sparked the Reproductive Revolution Robin Marantz Henig, Science Writer Target Audience: General Public, Teachers and students of all ages |
November 18, 2004 |
A Chemical Cure for the Common Cold? Dr. Sabrina Sobel of the Hofstra University Chemistry Department Target Audience: General Public, Teachers and students of all ages |
December 2, 2004 |
Hot Jupiters and Cold Stars: The Hunt for Extra-Solar Planets Dr. Steven Lawrence of the Hofstra University Physics and Astronomy Department Target Audience: General Public, Teachers and students of all ages |
January 15, 2005 |
"Teachers as Researchers: Professional Development from the Inside Out"
Dr. Janice Koch of the Hofstra University Department of Curriculum and Teaching will lead this first of a three-part course facilitating classroom teacher research. Classroom research, also called action research or teacher research, is a vehicle for answering teachers' own questions about their practices. This course may be taken for 30 in-service hours or 3 graduate credits. Follow-up workshops are on February 12 and March 26. Fee required: In-service and graduate credit are available. |
Februrary 16, 2005 |
"It's Not Your Father's Universe Anymore: Far Out New Theories in Cosmology" Dr. Brett Bochner, Hofstra University Department of Physics and Astronomy Cosmologists study the history and structure of the universe, and have recently made discoveries and are generating theories that will completely change our notions of the fabric of space-time and the fate of the cosmos. Dr. Bochner will take us on a tour of this "new" universe, introducing such topics as dark matter, dark energy, leaking gravity, variations in the speed of light, and superstring theory. Location/Time: Monroe Lecture Center, South Campus; 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m. |
March 5 and April 9, 2005 |
"Classroom Demonstrations in the Physical Sciences for High School Teachers" Paul Gordon and Steve Silverman, Hofstra University Department of Curriculum and Teaching Demonstrations can be used to teach concepts and skills or to prepare students for work in the laboratory. The best demonstrations have a dramatic quality and typically deal with things that are a puzzlement to science students. This two-day workshop will stimulate the powers of observation and creativity of its participants. Teachers will be able to bring back to their classrooms a renewed approach to teaching science. Topics in chemistry will include matter, physical and chemical properties, mixtures, and gases. Topics in physics will include kinetics and dynamics. This workshop may be taken for 16 hours toward in-service credit or 2 s.h. of Hofstra graduate credits. |
March 11, 2005 |
"Changing the Biology Curriculum to Improve Student Learning" Dr. Beverly Clendenning, Hofstra University Biology Department Dr. Clendenning will lead a seminar for faculty about the curricular changes currently underway in the Hofstra University Department of Biology. The new four-course Biology Core Curriculum is designed to enhance student learning, knowledge retention, and scientific reasoning skills. The courses in this new curriculum emphasize active, inquiry-driven learning into both the lecture and laboratory. As a part of these changes, the department has also created a mechanism for continuous assessment of student learning that measures the effectiveness of the curriculum and informs continued curricular change. This seminar is open to Hofstra University and other college faculty. |
March 12 and 19, 2005 |
"i-Movie in the Science Classroom" Dr. Keith Sheppard, Columbia University Back by popular demand, a two-day workshop creating digital videos to teach science concepts. Fee required: In-service and graduate credit are available. |
April 16, 2005 |
"Earth Science Share-A-Thon" Gail Bennington, Chairperson of Science K-12 for the Malverne School District This half-day workshop brings together earth science teachers to share hands-on classroom activities for teaching the New York State Regents Earth Science curriculum. Gail will share several of her most successful activities. Participants are strongly encouraged to bring at least one hands-on activity to share with the group. This workshop may be taken for 5 hours toward in-service credit. |
April 21, 2005 |
"The Science Behind The Day After Tomorrow: Global Warming, Ocean Circulation, and Rapid Climate Change" Dr. Christa Farmer, Hofstra University Department of Geology The long-term state and stability of our global climate is largely controlled by the movement of water through the world's oceans. Global warming has the potential to disrupt ocean circulation, radically altering climate within our lifetime. In the near future, will New York City freeze, drown, or just get hotter? Dr. Farmer will discuss how we study climates of the past so that we can predict the climate of the future. Location/Time: Monroe Lecture Center, South Campus; 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m. |
April 30, 2005 |
"Using the Web to Promote Science Learning" Dr. Alec Bodzin, Lehigh University Learning science in today's classroom need not be restricted to text-based curricular resources. Web-based materials encourage students to learn independently. Materials can provide prompts for students to examine evidence (data), compare different viewpoints, analyze and synthesize existing data sets to formulate conclusions, and communicate findings to others across large geographical distances. This workshop introduces participants to Web-based inquiry (WBI) for learning science, Web-based geographical information systems (GIS), and other online interactive mapping features and Web-based scientific data. It also explores digital resource use (scientific visualization, virtual photojournals, animations and video). This one-day workshop may be taken for 8 hours toward in-service credit or 1 s.h. Hofstra graduate credit. |
May 5, 2005 |
"Imaging the Consequences of Drug Abuse in the Human Brain." Dr. Stephen Dewey, Chemist, Brookhaven National Laboratory This presentation will focus on how Brookhaven National Laboratory researchers have used new medical imaging techniques to better understand and define the short- and long-term consequences of all drugs of abuse, including the effects of alcohol, cocaine, methamphetamine, hallucinogens, inhalants, nicotine, and a host of other addictive drugs on brain chemistry and metabolism in the human brain. In addition, these imaging techniques have been used to develop a novel treatment strategy that may prove useful for all addictive substances. This lecture is open to the Hofstra community and to the general public at no cost. |
May 7, 2005 |
"Geology for Elementary School Teachers: A Field Trip to Garvies Point" Dr. Bret Bennington, Hofstra University Geology Department The Garvies Point Preserve is home to Nassau County's museum of regional geology, archaeology and natural history, set among hills and cliffs that provide an excellent outdoor laboratory for studying the glacial geology of Long Island. The program will begin with an introduction to the geologic history and features of Long Island, many of which we will see as we travel north from Hofstra to Glen Cove. After touring the museum, we will explore the grounds of the preserve and discuss the formation and geologic history of Long Island. This one-day workshop can be taken for 8 hours toward in-service credit or 1 s.h. of Hofstra graduate credit. |
July 5 through July 22, 2005 |
"MST Professional Development Institute" Donna Migdol and Kathy Chapman, Oceanside School District and Hofstra University This two-week workshop engages teachers in ongoing professional development that exemplifies how the New York State Mathematics, Science, and Technology Standards can deepen knowledge and understanding of content and process skills. Make the "invisible, visible" as you learn how to turn constructivist theory into everyday practice. While working in a hands-on, inquiry-driven environment, discover the benefits of implementing "Big Ideas," developing questioning techniques, integrating and enhancing curricula, incorporating engineering design, and exploring the latest computer and Internet applications that connect to instructional strategies. As a member of this learning community, you will also observe these instructional strategies modeled in a discovery lab setting with children. During this time you will participate in a peer review and incorporate the art of reflection as an integral part of planning lessons. This two-week workshop (8:30 a.m-3 p.m.) can be taken for 50 hours toward in-service credit or for 3-6 s.h. of Hofstra University graduate credits. Enrollment must be initiated through your district office. For more information, call IDEAS at (516) 463-5792. |
July 22 through July 30, 2005 |
"Geology for Teachers and Travelers: Northern Arizona" IDEAS Field Geology Workshop Trip Leader: Dr. Charles Merguerian, Hofstra University Geology Department Dr. Merguerian is the leading authority on the geology of New York City based on his 30-year commitment to field mapping and structural analysis of surface and subsurface rock exposures. He originated the decade-long On-The-Rocks field trip series for the New York Academy of Sciences, has had extensive experience conducting field trips coast to coast, and is a frequent speaker for professional, lay and scholarly groups. In the past decade his research has concentrated on the geologic mapping of tunnels created by tunnel boring machines (TBM). This work has verified geological relationships established by surface mapping and has provided important new insights into the relationships between TBM penetration rates and geological structure, and rock type in the New York City area. This work has paved the way for more efficient tunneling in the New York City area and has opened the field for municipal mega-construction projects including water, utility, and transportation tunnels. The goal of this field trip to Arizona is to examine firsthand the rich geology of northern Arizona as seen through the eyes of a card-carrying geologist familiar with the area. During the eight-day course, the Grand Canyon, the San Francisco volcanic district (including Sunset Crater National Monument), the Jerome copper mining district, Meteor Crater, the Painted Desert, and the Petrified Forest are to be visited, allowing ample time to reflect upon the geology. The prime goal of the trip is to provide an integrated study of a broad geographical area that holds more than 2 billion years of geological history and displays that history in awe-inspiring, spectacular natural rock exposures. Emphasis will be placed on the tectonic, volcanic and sedimentary depositional processes observed, and what conclusions and formative models can be inferred from the field data gathered. Students will be encouraged to engage in small field projects, collect rock samples, and take images and videos for teaching purposes or general interest. Students will be encouraged to discuss observations and draw conclusions independently. Those taking the course for credit will be required to submit a research paper and give a PowerPoint presentation at a group dinner meeting held two weeks after our return. The field trip will begin in Phoenix and then head north to the Flagstaff area, covering the primary sites in an extended circuit. We will stay overnight at motels and travel in 15-passenger vans. This workshop may be taken for 40 hours toward in-service credit or 3 s.h. of Hofstra University graduate credit. |


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March 9th, 2012: The second Adventure Time comic I'm writing comes out this Wednesday, March 14th! AND it's got back up stories by Lucy Knisley and Zac Gorman. And oh hey YOU CAN READ THE FIRST FIVE PAGES ALREADY, niiiiice!
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December 16th: ALMOST NOTHING IS SAFE. USPS EXPRESS is the only safe USPS option.
December 19th: A CHRISTMAS MIRACLE (IF THINGS PLACED ON OR AFTER THIS DATE ARRIVE BY THE 24TH, THAT IS)

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Sorry, Dave Levac, It's more than politics to me too.
And for that reason, I will not be supporting you. As the closest government MPP to Caledonia, and representing a riding that is also in sight of the illegal native occupations, have you done ANYTHING for the rule of law in Ontario? No, you have done nothing. Did you help Caledonians who were traumatized, arrested without lawful reasons by the Ontario Provincial Police, intimidated by native terrorists for years, other than to hand them a cheque right before the writ was dropped? No.
Did you vote to increase my taxes? Yes. Many times. Did my health care tax help out when I had to wait with my girlfriend in the Brantford General Hospital for nearly 12 hours, before she was admitted? That same day, another gentleman had to wait til the next morning after already waiting 12 hours. Disgraceful.
How many jobs have LEFT Brantford and Brant since you've been in office? Where are all the factories that once flourished in this city? Where are all these green jobs, how come none of them came to Brantford? Why am I paying an extra 10 – 15 cents a litre for gas? An extra tax on my electricity bill? Where have you been for us on that one?
Sorry, Dave, I will not be supporting another four years of meandering, wasteful, government spending. I will not be supporting a green energy initiative that is keeping major employers from coming here, for fear their hydro bills are going to go through the roof. I will not be supporting McGuinty's continued need to balloon our deficit so my kids will have to pay it for me.
It's more than politics for me, Dave Levac. And that means you do not get this vote. Michael St Amant and Tim Hudak's Conservatives can clean the government up, and I can trust them to keep taxes low, and actually enforce the rule of law.


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Written by Met2Heav on 29.05.2012 at 19:30 Source of this information?
Written by PowerThrash on 30.05.2012 at 04:04 People who get on every Time related forum just to bash and say the same old annoying over-used jokes need to realize that you are as bad as fanboys. If you don't like the band then fine, but I get sick of reading about it, just like you probably got sick of reading fanboy comments.
Written by Death on 31.05.2012 at 21:30 As if Time is out, now they're preparing to release a "Time 2"? Interesting... As long as they retain their quality I can wait another 5 years.
Written by Doc Godin on 02.06.2012 at 00:36 The explanation was that Time parts 1 & 2 are essentially from the same sessions, not two whole separate entities.
Written by Uldreth on 29.05.2012 at 23:23 This is gonna released 6 years later because the album artwork is too complex to be done in time by human beings.
Written by BoxCar Willy on 25.10.2012 at 20:11 I sincerely hope this will be better than the first one.
Written by btbamfan20 on 16.11.2012 at 23:35 The band announced they are released Time in 2 parts. part II NEXT YEAR!!! WOOT!
Written by E.Mols86 on 24.11.2012 at 02:21 Written by btbamfan20 on 16.11.2012 at 23:35 The band announced they are released Time in 2 parts. part II NEXT YEAR!!! WOOT! You're being sarcastic, right? I think it's awful they split it into two parts. It's supposed to be one 2-disc album if you ask me (since 40 minutes per album is too short). Jari could learn a thing or two from Arjen Lucassen (Ayreon) when it comes to double disc albums. I'm only buying Time I when Time II is released, which will probably be next year. On second thought, it might as well be 2014, knowing how difficult it seems to be for this band to release their albums on time.
Written by Guib on 08.02.2013 at 21:54 Well I know a good quantity of 40 min and less albums that are considered masterpieces The lenght just doesnt matter if everything's good. Doesn't have to be too long if its to put some idiotic fillers. Some of the best examples: Helloween - Keeper of the Seven keys Pt. 1 (37 min), or Slayer - Reign In Blood (28 min), Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden (40 min) So yeah...
Quote:Quote: Hehe, I didn't expect anything less, with a thrash list like that (since most thrash albums are "short"). But you're right, the length doesn't matter a lot if the music is good. However, that doesn't change the fact that Wintersun is ridiculous when it comes to releasing their albums. They should've just made the damn full album and release it in 2013 instead of two albums in 2012 and 2014 (which could very well be delayed until 2015 or 2016, knowing them).
Written by Ensiferrous on 25.03.2013 at 05:59 I didn't know about Wintersun until a few months ago. I guess I had the advantage of not having to wait 8 years for an album to be released lmfao.


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I've seen a poll that says 30-40% of the population believes Bush had a hand in the 9/11 attacks. Of course, those numbers may be wrong because that many people believing that the president was involved in the slaughtering of thousands of Americans is extremely unlikely. *He has killed hundreds of thousands, but they weren't Americans, so we don't seem to mind.* If those numbers are correct it shows how apathetic our population is. For a person to believe that their government has done such a thing, but take no action...that kind of apathy is most definitely pathetic.
Personally, I don't believe Bush or his administration had anything to do with the attacks. First, all sarcasm aside, he'd have to be insane. Secondly, with the way our government runs, something that monumental would have surely leaked. If it's all true then why wouldn't the administration blame Iraq directly? They wanted to invade Iraq, so in blaming them directly they would've had massive support from the population, most assuredly a UN charter, and NATO would have supported them 100%. It would have made the invasion of Iraq so much easier on the administration to blame crazy Saddam at the start. Instead, Bush and the gang had to jump through all kinds of hoops to blame Iraq and make up stories about WMDs as well as trying to create connections between Saddam and Bin Laden. Bush made one reason to invade very clear when he said, "After all, this is the guy that tried to kill my dad." He made that statement while giving a speech at United Defense, a company responsible for supplying the majority of US military hardware.
The conspiracy will remain just that, and without any sort of credible evidence the people involved in trying to prove it will never be taken seriously. Believe whatever you want to believe, it's your right.


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If a company you owned announced they were confident enough to spend a lot of money in research and development and updating and modernizing plants why would you sell that stock or would you say something good is up.
Intel announced on its fourth quarter earnings call a week ago Thursday that it's ramping up capital spending in 2013.
By about give or take an extra two billion dollars to invest in chip manufacturing.
After that he shares did not respond positively.
Intel dropped more than 6% and then something happened that no analysts was really expecting and that is that Intel's competitor Qualcomm past Intel's market cap.
What or investors spooked and should they not be.
We wanted to bring in Stacy Smith Intel chief financial officer and executive vice president to clarify.
What company really believes in a Fox Business exclusive in studio thank you for coming in to to -- -- from California.
So so analysts and investors were spooked.
Tell us why we shouldn't have been.
But the announcement that while your outlook was at least perceived to be a little soft you were still going to up.
In certain way shape and -- -- capital expenditure.
-- an actual or predicting is that won't get into the back half of the year as a result of the product cycle we're in from old to books to the Davidson to tablets.
There we're gonna start to see a meaningful increase in volumes -- and frankly our manufacturing advantage.
It's our strongest competitive energy gives us performance leadership because -- power leadership because this cost leadership.
So I'd actually say is an investor if we weren't investing in our manufacturing advantage that would be a bad -- Right what people might worry because they think would have.
Something's really bad they really actually do believe it because Intel just to give the history to people traditionally at the height of the financial crisis was saying we're gonna build the plant you.
And how does that work out for you in the end is there enough business enough customers to soak up the capacity of those plants do you believe that will be the case -- 2013.
Oh yes who we expect -- over the course of 23 team.
Dinner back tougher factors are running -- cost structure looks very our gross margin reduction little succeeds when you say faulty.
Mean denying the 8% to mean a 100% we fall for us is ninety -- percent that tends to be full we always wanna have a little bit extra so that we can respond to upside in -- for new customers and things like -- Who will be the most robust customer so far -- -- a lot changes in here in this business.
No -- ultimately segment of the business we expect that the data center will grow.
In the double digits again and it in the data center business for us.
Is really benefiting from all these devices that are computing connecting to an Internet.
Driving a build out the big IP days -- gigantic surfers congestion and business to absorb all of that activity between people on Smartphones in Taiwan with somebody here in the US exactly and I think -- people don't understand about our business is that it's not just -- servers the storage is a communications infrastructure were were really.
Replete throughout the -- -- I think that's going to be robust and then where.
I think we'll also -- unit growth.
Is in that scene between tablets and convertibles and untouchables and -- books.
I think that's -- we're gonna see the unit growth and we get into the back half of this you know let's.
Get some of the numbers Intel has reported.
And again not believe these numbers change sometimes pretty quickly 'cause in real time -- you will be shipping Intel chips and an equipment in seven Smartphones and ten tablets.
Are those number still correct today.
The worry we're we're in we're in eight Smartphones across twenty countries are reading -- we have 120 -- tablet design wins and you know if you really shows the product cycle at the beginning of the year we weren't in any tablets -- weren't in any Smartphones and you can see that momentum starting to build.
Hindsight -- that.
-- linked to -- -- -- would you prefer to have been a clot earlier on this because there are dozens and dozens if not hundreds of different designs of Smartphones in every country you know it's.
Eat it it's a journey as opposed to an event were there today we have leadership and performance we have leadership in terms of power.
We're gonna build on our position from here.
Paul Otellini -- -- What he called -- felt what.
That's a cross between a phone and the tablets so everybody thinks it's all getting smaller guess what in China they're carrying these things they're bigger but there are small enough to fit in the the inside jacket pocket of -- men's suit.
Word you know women's side pocket of a woman suit what.
Companies tablets is in -- in going to be.
Why don't talk.
-- I don't wanna preannounce we we we leave it to our customers should announce designs but I think you hit the trend exactly right you're seeing Smartphones getting larger.
You're seeing in tablets getting smaller.
All of these are now consuming more and more compute power which is you know really our core business and we look at it anything that computes.
Is part of our market and it sets up for pretty excited.
Future -- has the power until the shown when a year and change ago you guys said.
-- books are now the way to go -- these are these ultra thin instant on them they look like power Macs -- set truck.
And you've got an industry to completely change its assembly line structure -- the hardware guys Dell HP Asus Acer Lenovo.
You're not quite at the 40% adoption rate that you had had really announced.
More like almost half of that when we hit the 40%.
You know it I think the way your two face exactly right a year ago for us ultra books was really just the concept and you fast forward to where we ended 2012 frightened pretty much reinvented the notebook market told -- books.
It again it's a journey we now window -- that enables touch.
We have a new processor coming out there in the first half of this your call has well what shall enable even more power vision devices with more performance.
I think we're on a great journey here -- -- it is where the excitement in the market is.
Dell I have to get this at least a reaction of one of your biggest customers because when I talk to people in the know they say the -- -- ultra book is absolutely superb.
Would be a change -- that you see if Dell were to be taken private the news just breaking with the Wall Street Journal that it is on track to continue this path.
To not been publicly traded anymore.
-- you know Dick dole over the years has has I think been a great partner interest in two ways one is they bring out these truly innovative products and particularly.
Now as the focus that the enterprise segment of the market -- they have some some really great devices.
And secondly they've been in you know one of the most efficient.
Supply line management companies really in the -- -- Change if it goes private in the know.
But I think again any of the the new investors to -- assuming that this officer going to be interest in those you know same characteristic -- innovative products on the market.
And -- really efficient producers so -- I think that would continue.
Let's hope.
Let's open the Stacy thank you very much thank you Stacy Smith -- the chief financial officer and executive vice president over Intel we appreciate coming here in a Fox Business explicit there's revenues they have next time.
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Roy Rusk of Lake Nebagamon and Superior was proud to serve his country during World War II
At 9 a.m. Friday, an American flag is raised in honor of that service in front of the Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center.
Rusk was born July 1, 1916, in Page, N.D. He enlisted into active service on March 3, 1941, and served with 878th Ordnance Heavy Maintenance Company at Tec 4. Overseas for 36 months, Sgt. Rusk wore the American Defense Service ribbon, European African Middle Eastern Theater ribbon with three bronze battle stars, five overseas service bars and Good Conduct Medal. He was discharged honorably from the Army at the Separation Center, Fort Sheridan, Ill., on June 24, 1945.
Roy returned home to his parents, Ida and Homer Rusk of Lake Nebagamon. Soon after, he married Dorothy Mattson and together they had three children, Donna, Jim and Jean. For many years he worked for the former Great Northern Railroad and the Superior school district. He later retired to Lake Nebagamon, enjoying his family and hobbies of hunting, fishing and woodworking. He passed away Aug. 14, 2002.
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City police shot an attacking pit bull several times and ran over it twice before the dog finally died last Thursday afternoon on North Main Street.
The dog was one of two that escaped from a yard on David Drive, killed a black lab and mauled another dog.
The dogs then turned on animal control officer Jason Chesser, who was forced to climb atop his pickup truck and call Lawrenceburg police for help, according to Lt. Chris Atkins of the Lawrenceburg Police Department.
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Cornish's denials were filed in response to a lawsuit filed earlier this month by former county employee Lea Beasmore, who was fired March 2.
A Lawrenceburg man was seriously injured in an Ohio automobile accident early this month, but according to family members, his condition is improving.
Steven Casey was driving from Lawrenceburg to visit a cousin in Michigan when he wrecked near Dayton, Ohio, on April 4, said his aunt, Donna Stratton.
Two Anderson County baseball players belted home runs as the Bearcats routed Dunbar, 7-2 on Monday night.
Jacob Brown and Jacob Russell both went deep in the first inning and senior lefty Daniel Dadisman picked up the victory as the Bearcats improved to 12-8 on the year. Anderson will host Eminence with the top seed in the 30th District tournament on the line Thursday night.
For a complete look at the Bearcats' win over Dunbar, see Wednesday's edition of The Anderson News.
The Anderson County fast-pitch softball team routed Dunbar, 11-0, to win the Big Eight Classic at George Rogers Clark High School on Saturday night. The game went the full seven innings. Anderson had beaten the host team and Woodford County to get to the championship game.
The Lady Cats will play at Louisville's Presentation Academy Monday night.
For complete details of the Lady Cats' tournament championship, pick up a copy of the April 29 edition of The Anderson News.
Anderson County won two of three games in the Louisville Invitational Tournament played at Holy Cross High School. The Bearcats won a pair of games by the "mercy rule," but a late breakdown against DeSales prevented the Bearcats from sweeping their three games.
DeSales 8, Anderson Co. 6
Anderson County All-Stater C.J. Penny has been named to the Kentucky All-Star team that will be playing the Indiana All-Stars this summer. The team was announced Wednesday.
Penny, who averaged 22 points and 11 rebounds a game, was named to the team after tryouts at Campbellsville University over the weekend.
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The Anderson County baseball team is to play at Louisville Holy Cross on Thursday night at 6:45, then return to Louisville to play DeSales and Paintsville in a double-header beginning at 6 p.m. on Friday.
The games are part of the 40-team Louisville Invitational Tournament, which is really not a championship bracket. Instead it is a gathering of the top-ranked teams in the state playing across the city.
SHELBYVILLE – With a month to go in the regular season, there is little doubt about which softball team is at the top of the Eighth Region.
At least Anderson County is at the top of what is generally considered the region's toughest district.
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And Ruth the Moabitess said unto Naomi, Let me now go to the field, and glean ears of corn after him in whose sight I shall find grace. And she said unto her, Go, my daughter. And she went, and came, and gleaned in the field after the reapers. Ruth 2:2–3
During the time the judges governed ancient Israel, there was a famine in the land. Elimelech, a man who lived in Bethlehem, decided to take his wife, Naomi, and his two sons to the land of Moab, where they would have enough food to eat. (See Ruth 1:1–2.)
After Elimelech died, Naomi stayed in Moab with her two sons, who married two Moabite women named Orpah and Ruth. After 10 years Naomi's sons died. Because the famine was over in Israel, Naomi decided to return to her people in Bethlehem. (See Ruth 1:3–6.)
Naomi's daughters-in-law started on the journey with her, but Naomi told them to go back to their own families (see Ruth 1:7–8). Both of the younger women wanted to go with Naomi, but she finally convinced Orpah to return to Moab. Ruth, however, would not leave. She pleaded with Naomi to let her go with her to Bethlehem: "Intreat me not to leave thee, or to return from following after thee: for whither thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge: thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God" (Ruth 1:16). Naomi returned to Bethlehem with Ruth at her side.
It was harvesttime when the women arrived in Bethlehem. During the harvest men gathered the grain into small bunches. As they worked, some stalks fell to the ground. Poor people were allowed to gather, or glean, the stalks left behind. Because they had no food, Ruth offered to glean the fields to get grain for Naomi and herself (see Ruth 2:2).
Ruth worked in the fields of a righteous relative of Elimelech named Boaz. Boaz was impressed with Ruth's kindness to Naomi and said, "The Lord recompense thy work, and a full reward be given thee of the Lord God of Israel" (Ruth 2:12). Boaz was kind to Ruth and told her she could always glean from his fields. He even instructed his harvesters to leave grain behind for her to gather. (See Ruth 2:8–16.)
Naomi wanted Ruth to marry and have children. So she taught Ruth about the customs of the Israelites and told her to go to Boaz and ask to be his wife. Ruth did what Naomi said to do, and Boaz, knowing that Ruth was a virtuous and kind woman, married her. (See Ruth 3:1–4:12.)
After they married, Ruth and Boaz had a son, whom they named Obed. Obed grew up and had a son named Jesse, who later became the father of David. (See Ruth 4:13–17.) David became the king of Israel, and it was through this line that Jesus Christ was born.
When the judges governed Israel there was a famine in the land. Naomi, who lived in Bethlehem, went with her husband and their two sons to the land Moab so they would have food to eat. While in Moab Naomi's husband died, and later her sons married two Moabite women, Ruth and Orpah. When her sons died, Naomi returned to Bethlehem. Orpah stayed in Moab, but Ruth went to Bethlehem with Naomi. Ruth cared for her mother-in-law by gathering leftover grain during the harvest. Boaz, who owned the fields, told Ruth that God would bless her for being kind to Naomi. Boaz married Ruth, and they had a son named Obed, the grandfather of King David. Many years later Jesus Christ was born into the royal family of King David.
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Using the bark of the willow tree, you can get "natural aspirin" – the usual reference to salicin. Salicin isn't aspirin, but salicin is similar in chemical structure to aspirin (which is synthetic) and has many of the same advantages. Willow bark also has other advantageous compounds that act in concert with salicin, making it very effective competition for aspirin.
Anyway, white willow bark doesn't bring pain relief as quickly as aspirin, but it lasts longer. In addition, it irritates the stomach lining less than aspirin, so if you have a sensitive stomach this might be an alternative you want to start regularly using today. Historically, willow bark has been used for fever, lower back pain, osteoarthritis, headache, and inflammation.
The Willow Tree
There are many different plants in the willow family, but not all of them have enough salicin to do the job. According to the University of Maryland, the commercially available bark in the U.S. typically has a combination of white, purple, and crack willows. However, the eHow article specifically only references white willow bark and wholehealthmd.com also notes that white willow bark is primarily used. So, given the choice, stick with the white willow.
The bark of the white / european willow (salix alba), per Wikipedia, has also been used for tanning and charcoal from the wood used to be important in the manufacturer of gunpowder. It'll grow almost anywhere in the United States.
Gardenguides.com has an excellent step-by-step process for the planting of white willow.
Preparing Willow Bark
You can grind willow bark down with a coffee-grinder or similar, as you'd expect. However, you need to get just the bark itself, excluding the woody interiors included in the extraction methods below, to do this. You want to harvest the bark when it's new growth (during the spring) as possible, as that's when the salicin concentration is strongest.
- Cut only smaller branches, to help preserve the tree.
- Snip off side branches, then using a paring knife to peel the bark in strips – you want to include the green inner bark.
Here's an excerpt from ryandrum.com's excellent wildcrafting article:
Willow bark is harvested April-July when the bark slips easily off the inner wood. This occurs because the bark must first grow to accommodate the impending centrifugal diameter growth of the tree, or it would burst, which in fact does occur to trees sometimes. Young willow sprouts 2-8 years old with only a very thin layer of corky outer bark and nice green photosynthetic cells close to the surface, 3/4-3″ in diameter are cut with a hand saw from a coppiced stump, pollarded trunk or fallen tree, trimmed of smallwood and quickly stripped with the aid of a smail stripping knife. The stripped bark is quickly and lightly stuffed into clean dry 80# mesh feed bags. DO NOT STRIP BARK FROM WOOD STiLL ATTACHED TO THE TREE; CUT OFF ALL WOOD TO BE STRIPPED BEFORE STRIPPING.
Harvest is best on a cool gray cloudy day to reduce drying of bark to wood or in bags while transporting to cutting and drying area. Willow bark peeled strips are best kept in widths of 1 inch or less as wider strips tend to curl into cylinders. The inner surfaces of curled strips may mold before totally drying. The strips are hand cut with scissors into 2-4″ pieces, dried loosely on racks at 60-70oF and stored in airtight opaque containers when dry. There is some evidence that higher drying temperatures degrade some active constituents in willow bark.
Tomscaroliniantrees.blogspot.com also has a great article on this approach:
- Get the fresh twigs – offshoots – that are still flexible and green.
- Use a vegetable peeler to strip off the bark.
- Chop it up finely, but not to powder level.
eHow has an article on making a salicin extract that includes whole small branches. That article notes that you should store it in a dark bottle and it'll last a week in the fridge:
- Gather the fresh branches right off the tree.
- Wash the branches thoroughly.
- Cut them into small sections.
- Crush the stems to expose the inner bark.
- For every cup of bark chunks, use half of a cup of water – boil the water without the chunks.
- Take the boiling water off the heat and add the bark chunks.
- Cover and let sit for a couple of hours.
- Strain to just get the liquid.
If you're feeling celebratory – or want to be feeling celebratory when the time comes to dull some pain – the eHow article also notes you can preserve the salicin without refrigeration and for up to a year by adding vodka:
- After step 4 from the previous list, tightly pack the willow chunks in a canning jar and just cover them with vodka.
- Store in the dark for three weeks.
- Strain to just get the liquid, again storing it in a dark bottle but this time out of the fridge.
I have dosage information in the next section regarding ground bark but it doesn't really matter, because you can't tell the strength of it and it takes a while (20 minutes plus) to start working. So sip slowly, either the extracts above or the powder-tea preparation below, and listen to your body. Just take the edge off. Here's a ground willow bark recipe on grouprecipes.com if you want get fancy taking the edge off.
Interestingly, essortment.com also notes that willow leaves and inner bark are bad-tasting emergency food.
The Uses of Willow Bark
There's been scientific studies showing willow bark to be effective for lower back pain and osteoarthritis. I'm not aware of scientific studies sufficient to establish willow bark use for the following, but there's anecdotal evidence that willow bark also helps:
- Fever
- Headache
- Inflammation (so used by the ancient Egyptians)
- Back & Neck Pain
- Menstrual Pain
- Flu
Here's the dosage information for willow tree bark:
- The University of Maryland article says boil 1-2 teaspoons of dried bark in 8 ounces of water, let it simmer for 15 minutes, and then let it steep for a half hour. Drink three to four cups of the result daily.
- That's in agreement with essortment.com, which says 2 teaspoons of dried bark per cup of water, bring to a boil, and simmer for 10 minutes. Again three cups per day.
- The same general ratios are also recommended in tomscaroliniantrees.blogspot.com's article on willow bark tea.
- Wholehealthmd.com, on the other hand, says you'd have to drink several quarts of such a preparation to get a therapeutic dose, though, so don't eat a full dinner first.
- Don't be hasty though; remember it takes longer than aspirin to work and you certainly don't want to overdo raw bark tea. Overdose symptoms include nausea and ringing in the ears. WebMD notes that Beethoven died from kidney damage related to a salicin overdoes – it's no joke.
Some warnings:
- The University of Maryland article says that children under the age of 16 should not be given willow bark because of the danger of Reye's syndrome.
- The same article says that people who are allergic to aspirin should not take willow tree bark and that it could be a bad idea for those with diabetes, stomach ulcers, or asthma. eHow notes that salicin can be absorbed through the skin, so allergic people shouldn't even handle willow tree bark.
- The altmedicine.about.com article further notes that willow bark should not be used by people with peptic ulcer disease, kidney disease, hyperuricemia, or gout.
- Willow tree bark is also not a go for pregnant women.
- WebMD notes that willow bark may slow blood clotting and should be stopped at least two weeks prior to scheduled surgery.
- Salicin has similar drug interactions as aspirin – check out the University of Maryland article and of course WebMD for a list of things you shouldn't take along with willow bark. Altmedicine.about.comalso notes you should not take willow bark with ginkgo, vitamin E, or garlic.
- Like aspirin, salicin is poisonous to cats. You can help your dog out with white willow bark, though, per theherbgardener.blogspot.com.
- Mountainroseherbs.com notes that willow tree bark will lessen sexual desire but not performance.
References & Further Reading
- Willow bark – University of Maryland
- How to Make Aspirin – eHow
- Willow Bark Removal – eHow
- white willow bark – wholehealthmd.com
- White Willow Bark – What Should I Know About It? – altmedicine.about.com
- Natural Pain Relief From White Willow Bark – theherbgardener.blogspot.com
- White Willow Bark organic – mountainroseherbs.com
- Willow Bark – WebMD
- The Willow Plant – essortment.com
- Tom's Trees: Willow Bark Tea – tomscaroliniantrees.blogspot.com
- Salix alba – wikipedia
- How to Grow White Willow – gardenguides.com
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yah its interesting to know where medicines we use come from , you can make it by you own and not use this synthetic one


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