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Cessna Aircraft Company announced Thursday the promotion of Bill
Collier to vice president, Citation Parts Distribution.
Collier will manage the global spare parts support and
distribution functions, the administration of Citation aircraft
warranty, the sale and administration of direct operating cost
programs (Citation ProAdvantage programs) and the negotiation and
management of Product Support Agreements with the Citation supply
partners. He will report to Mark Paolucci, senior vice president,
Customer Service, and will be based at the company's headquarters
in Wichita.
"Bill has a diverse background in aviation aftermarket support
and a strong focus on customer satisfaction," Paolucci said. "I'm
excited to have Bill as part of my leadership team. His expertise
and commitment to customer satisfaction are critical as we provide
parts support to our customers around the globe."
Collier joined Cessna in 2005 as director of Sales and Marketing
at Citation Parts Distribution. Prior to joining to Cessna, Collier
held leadership positions with Air Services International in
Arizona and with Rolls-Royce Corporation in Indiana and
Collier holds both a bachelor's degree in Business from Indiana
University as well as a MBA from Indiana Wesleyan University. He
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I recently discovered the scariest, most well done set of videos I've ever seen on YouTube. They were all created by children's book author/horror filmmaker Drew Daywalt.
I featured a video called 'Mockingbird' on the latest edition of creepy videos–you can view it here–and it seriously shook me to the core. It doesn't help that I babysit for a friend sometimes and the baby monitor always creeps me the hell out (I swear I hear a lady singing on it all the time–yeah–it's probably picking up another signal–but it still makes me have flashbacks to Insidious).
But I digress–these videos by Mr. Daywalt are the cure to the plague of pop up scares and little girls in long black wigs with claims of being "xtra supr scary guyz 4 realz".
The Daywalt videos are terrifying, haunting, and will stick with you as the chill in your spine long after they're over. The acting is a little so-so–but they're also of a cinematic quality that is incredibly refreshing to see when part of your job is watching grainy shaky cam videos.
I would like to share with you five of my favorites, enjoy my friends…
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Glacier National Park's Grinell Glacier is melting fast! This is a cross-view stereo 3d panorama.
Another shot of the Badlands this time as the sun was receding. After turning off I-90 onto 240 near the town of Cactus Flat we entered the Northeast Entrance of Badlands National Park. I took my first Gigapan at the Big Badlands Overlook and then moved south through the park toward the town of Interior stopping befo...
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Eight Things to Make a Safari Complete
By: Tom Martorelli
1. Go Wild!
Every day on a Road Scholar adventure is full of activity. But even with a packed itinerary, surprises are always on the agenda. One afternoon, during our Wild Africa program, we were asked if we wanted to see a rhinoceros or two. You can imagine our enthusiasm, even if the rhinos seemed less than impressed.
2. Learn
Some lessons were from the distant past. "This is a record of incidents which occurred…with people of the interior, in order to…reproduce the feelings which animated me in endeavouring to open up Africa to the sympathies and succor of Christians in more favoured lands." - David Livingstone, 1st January, 1854.
3. Teach
Many of our best moments were spent with the people we met on our daily adventures. Conversations taught us much about their lives, but a few of us went the extra mile to create more active communication. Whenever we did, there was never a shortage of willing participants.
4. Laugh
Sundowners, that great tradition of ending each day with a toast to everyone and everything, gave us some of our best chances to relax and reflect. Some sundowners were more ornate than others, but even the most casual ones included the key elements of vistas, friendship, and fun.
5. Dance
One of the many great guides at Mfuwe Lodge in the South Luangwa Valley is Peter Zulu – also the Headman at nearby Mambwe Village. He brought us there one afternoon for a local celebration of international friendship. The villagers got the party started, but it wasn't long before everyone joined in the fun.
6. Jump!
Even with the action-packed daily itineraries put together by program leader Lisa Reed, there was still free time for us to select adventures of our own. Riding a zip line across one of Victoria Falls' gorges may or may not be your choice, but the views – and the ride – are breathtaking.
7. Enjoy
Almost lost in the excitement of our other activities was a visit to the world's largest waterfall, one of David Livingstone's greatest discoveries. The roar of its mighty waters could be heard for miles around. But its scenic beauty inspired quiet contemplation of nature's wonders, beyond the people and wildlife of Africa.
8. Remember
One of the most spectacular sunsets of our lives.
To read other stories from our Road Scholar safari program, "Wild Africa: Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe," check out my blog, The Zambezi River Current.
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Howell named on selection panel to pick Ryder Cup captain
11:11am Wednesday 8th October 2014
SWINDON's two-time Ryder Cup star David Howell will have a say on the identity of Europe's next Ryder Cup captain after being named as the final member of the panel which will select the skipper for the 2016 match in the United States.
GOLF: Job's a good one for Jamie
12:30pm Friday 19th September 2014
THE Manor House Hotel and Golf Club in Castle Combe has a new course record for the first time in 13 years – after local amateur Jamie Jobbins shot a stunning round of 67.
Youngsters perform despite conditions at Wiltshire Junior Golf championships
5:30am Wednesday 3rd September 2014
Wrag Barn youngster Max Drayton and Chippenham's Alexandra Feltham were deserving winners of the Hills Wiltshire Junior Golf Championships held at Ogbourne Downs.
GOLF: Field won't be denied for Jim's day
3:51pm Tuesday 12th August 2014
WILTSHIRE racing trainer Jim Old has now raised almost £450,000 for charity after 200 golfers defied the worst weather conditions ever experienced at his annual golf day attended once more by a host of celebrities from the racing world at Marlborough Golf Club on Monday, writes PETER GODSIFF.
GOLF: Carter's PGA boost
11:01am Wednesday 6th August 2014
UPAVON Golf Club assistant professional Dan Carter enjoyed his best finish in a West Region PGA order of merit tournament by sharing second place in the Forest Classic at Bells Hotel Forest of Dean and Forest Hills courses in Gloucestershire, writes PETER GODSIFF.
GOLF: Hannah makes grade in States
2:00pm Saturday 26th July 2014
DEVIZES golfer Hannah Stradling is hoping to take a big step towards achieving her dream of becoming a professional player when she jets off to begin a scholarship at an American university next month.
GOLF: Wiltshire's Stow chases history at Saunton
10:00am Wednesday 23rd July 2014
BEN Stow can join an exclusive club if he adds the Abacius-supported English Amateur Championship to his Brabazon Trophy (English Amateur Strokeplay title) he won earlier this summer when the former is played at Saunton Golf Club in Devon from July 28 - August 2.
GOLF: Ali makes an impact at Cumberwell home
3:15pm Thursday 17th July 2014
CUMBERWELL Park's golf manager Ali James shocked seasoned professionals with another fine display of scoring in the West Region PGA Championship over his home course.
THE OPEN: Howell frustrated at lost opportunities
11:52am Thursday 17th July 2014
DAVID Howell admitted he was frustrated not to make the most of perfect conditions on the first day of the Open, conceding he needed to be more aggressive at a sun-drenched Royal Liverpool.
GOLF: Wiltshire's Howell gets the Open under way
8:24am Thursday 17th July 2014
WILTSHIRE'S David Howell got the 143rd Open Championship under way in bright sunshine at Hoylake this morning.
GOLF: Early start no bother as Howell savours Open return
3:40pm Monday 14th July 2014
WILTSHIRE'S David Howell admits he worried whether he would ever make another Open Championship appearance after a career slump which threatened his future in the game.
GOLF: Open honour for Wiltshire's Howell
12:01pm Monday 14th July 2014
SWINDON golfer David Howell will hit the opening shot of the 143rd Open Championship when he tees up at Royal Liverpool on Thursday morning.
GOLF: Ross boss at Marlborough
11:00am Friday 11th July 2014
ROSS Langdon, of South Cerney Golf Club, finished on two under par to win the Hills Wiltshire Professionals tournament at Marlborough Golf Club.
GOLF: Wiltshire boys claim national finals prize
3:51pm Thursday 10th July 2014
WILTSHIRE booked a place in next month's English Boys County finals after clinching the South West Championship on home turf at Bowood yesterday.
GOLF: Debutant Ross bags Hills title
3:00pm Monday 7th July 2014
ROSS Langdon, of South Cerney Golf Club, finished on two under par to win the Hills Wiltshire Professionals tournament at Marlborough Golf Club.
GOLF: Ben's Trophy triumph is a major step forward
1:00pm Friday 4th July 2014
NEW English strokeplay champion Ben Stow was delighted to finally get his hands on a major amateur title before he launches his professional career next year.
GOLF: Howell reaches European Tour landmark
2:19pm Thursday 3rd July 2014
WILTSHIRE Ryder Cup star David Howell became the second youngest player in history to make 500 appearances on The European Tour after opening with a round of 72 on the first day of the Alstom Open de France.
GOLF: County golfers miss out in Open qualifying
9:36am Wednesday 2nd July 2014
WILTSHIRE'S golfers missed out on a place in this month's Open Championship at Royal Liverpool in yesterday's final qualifying competition.
GOLF: Stow claims Brabazon Trophy
9:54pm Saturday 28th June 2014
IT requires something special to win major championships and Wiltshire's Ben Stow delivered that aplenty to win the Brabazon Trophy in record style in front of a cheering crowd at Seaton Carew.
GOLF: Stow stays in Brabazon contention
9:57am Saturday 28th June 2014
WILTSHIRE'S Ben Stow remains in contention for the Brabazon Trophy despite a tough third day at Seaton Carew in County Durham yesterday.
GOLF: Wiltshire's Stow in contention in Brabazon Trophy
9:42am Friday 27th June 2014
THE cream came to the top on day two of the Brabazon Trophy with England international colleagues Ben Stow and Ryan Evans sharing the halfway lead on nine-under-par 137, three shots clear of the rest of the field.
GOLF: Smith four back in Brabazon
8:13am Thursday 26th June 2014
DEFENDING champion Jordan Smith was disappointed with his 72 after the first round of the Brabazon Trophy yesterday.
GOLF: Matton progresses in Open qualifying
10:39pm Monday 23rd June 2014
BOWOOD golfer Sam Matton is through to local final qualifying for next month's Open Championship at Royal Liverpool after negotiating his way through the regional rounds today.
GOLF: Smith bows out of British Amateur
10:34pm Friday 20th June 2014
JORDAN Smith's bid for the British Amateur Championship ended at the last 32 stage today.
GOLF: Smith into British Amateur last 32
6:38pm Thursday 19th June 2014
JORDAN Smith progressed to the last 32 of the British Amateur Championship in Northern Ireland today, but fellow Wiltshire player Ben Stow bowed out.
GOLF: County duo reach British Amateur matchplay stages
8:07am Thursday 19th June 2014
WILTSHIRE golfers Jordan Smith and Ben Stow both qualified for the matchplay stages of the British Amateur Championship, which were getting under way in Northern Ireland this morning.
GOLF: Fog delays trio's British Amateur bid
9:43pm Tuesday 17th June 2014
THE Wiltshire trio contesting the British Amateur Championship saw their bid to reach the matchplay stages stalled by the weather in Northern Ireland today.
GOLF: Smith heads Wiltshire contingent at British Amateur
8:45pm Monday 16th June 2014
JORDAN Smith headed up the Wiltshire challenge on the opening day of the British Amateur Championship in Northern Ireland today.
GOLF: Tour debut is a shot in the arm for Smith
1:00pm Friday 13th June 2014
JORDAN Smith believes his performance at last week's European Tour event in Austria proves he will be able to hold his own when the time comes to turn professional.
SOUTH WEST WEEK DAY FIVE: Wiltshire stay in contention for matchplay crown
9:29am Friday 13th June 2014
WILTSHIRE headed into the final day of golf's South West Week at Royal North Devon GC this morning still in with a chance of lifting the inter-county matchplay title.
GOLF: Safety first does the trick for Lee
2:25pm Thursday 12th June 2014
LEE Thompson elected to play safely in the afternoon at North Wilts Golf Club, in the only 36-hole pro-am in the South West region, after taking a comfortable three-shot half-time lead on five-under-par 66.
SOUTH WEST WEEK DAY FOUR: Fightback not enough for Wiltshire
8:38am Thursday 12th June 2014
A STIRRING foursomes fightback narrowly failed to prevent Wiltshire from slipping to a second inter county matchplay defeat at South West Week at Royal North Devon yesterday.
GOLF: Wiltshire fall short in South West qualifier
9:44am Wednesday 11th June 2014
WILTSHIRE'S hopes of a return to the English county finals were dashed out the South West qualifier at Royal North Devon yesterday.
SOUTH WEST WEEK DAY TWO: Wiltshire bounce back with win over Dorset
5:48pm Monday 9th June 2014
WILTSHIRE got off the mark in the inter-county matchplay championship at South West Week today as they defeated Dorset 9-5 in the second of their five matches at Royal North Devon GC.
GOLF: Brabazon defence will be tough for Smith
2:25pm Monday 9th June 2014
JORDAN Smith (Bowood G&CC, Wiltshire) faces a tough task in defence of the Brabazon Trophy he won last year when the English Men's Open Strokeplay Championship takes place at Seaton Carew Golf Club in County Durham on June 25-28.
SOUTH WEST WEEK DAY ONE: Wiltshire slip to opening defeat
7:59am Monday 9th June 2014
WILTSHIRE lost out to Somerset in their opening Inter-County team matchplay fixture at South West Week at Royal Devon GC yesterday.
GOLF: Successful European Tour debut for Jordan
1:37pm Sunday 8th June 2014
JORDAN Smith capped a hugely encouraging debut appearance on the European Tour by carding a one under par round of 71 on the final day of the Lyoness Open in Austria today.
GOLF: Jordan makes his mark on European Tour debut
1:26pm Friday 6th June 2014
THE steady golf of Wiltshire amateur Jordan Smith looked certain to keep him safely inside the cut on his European Tour debut at the Lyoness Open in Austria today.
GOLF: Wilts out to reclaim national standing
1:00pm Friday 6th June 2014
CAPTAIN Pete Bicknell is relishing the prospect of returning 'home' with an exciting young Wiltshire side when the county contest South West Week in Devon.
GOLF: Jordan savours his Tour chance
12:00pm Thursday 5th June 2014
JORDAN Smith hopes his current experiences at the top end of professional golf can inspire him to success in the major amateur competitions this summer.
GOLF: Hendriksen claims Bowood qualifier
5:37pm Tuesday 3rd June 2014
PAUL Hendriksen raced to his fourth successive Glenmuir PGA Professional Championship Final after winning the qualifying event at Bowood Golf Club.
GOLF: Ben's family tradition
4:00pm Friday 23rd May 2014
MARLBOROUGH'S Ben Amor was delighted that his father was able to see him follow in his footsteps by clinching the County Championship last weekend.
GOLF: Duo are back at Ogbourne Downs
9:45am Wednesday 21st May 2014
TWO old faces, Claire Waite and Martin Sell, have returned to the Ogbourne Downs club.
GOLF: Marlborough's Ben is county king after play-off triumph
12:46pm Monday 19th May 2014
MARLBOROUGH'S Ben Amor clinched the County Championship after edging out clubmate Jez Tomlinson in a three-hole play-off at Bowood Golf & Country Club yesterday.
GOLF: Smith helps England to victory in France
4:54pm Monday 19th May 2014
BOWOOD amateur ace Jordan Smith remained unbeaten throughout as England completed a narrow 13-11 victory over France in the biennial contest at Fontainebleau at the weekend.
GOLF: Smith gets England call
9:28am Monday 12th May 2014
WILTSHIRE Walker Cup ace Jordan Smith has been called up to play in England's biennial international against France this week.
GOLF: Hampshire prize is fine start for Jordan
3:02pm Thursday 24th April 2014
DEFENDING Hampshire Hog champion Jordan Smith went one better this year by winning the Hampshire Salver title by a shot.
GOLF: It's a hole new venture at Chippenham
9:00am Friday 11th April 2014
CHIPPENHAM Golf Club have opened three new holes as their new layout takes shape.
GOLF: Ben eyeing up Walker target
1:30pm Friday 21st March 2014
BEN Amor reckons he'll need 'two phenomenal years' to realise his dream of competing in the 2015 Walker Cup but the Marlborough youngster is fully prepared to take a swing at it.
Get pitch perfect with my 'three-quarter swing'
1:00pm Friday 14th March 2014
Bowood Golf Resort's PGA teaching professional Simon Shanks with a series of golf tips for Gazette & Herald readers to improve their game. Simon, from Warminster, has been voted a Top 100 Teacher by Golf World magazine
Your Say Your Gazette
Further to your article last week, I am writing regarding the future of one of Corsham's most significant and best-loved buildings. For many years the Mansion House has suffered from neglect and under-investment, and I believe we are reaching a critical point in its story. − Andrew Hall, Martingate Centre Limited, Corsham£500m boost for town
I would like to comment following your article on The Crown Estate plans in last week's paper, and a subsequent visit I made to the exhibition in the Town Hall. It concerns me that the infrastructure is not in place and not planned to be put in place before any new homes are built in Marlborough. − Don Heath, MarlboroughWe don't need houses
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Another Loss for New Jersey Life Sciences
Roche's recent announcement that it will be closing its venerable Nutlley, NJ R&D site is the latest in a string of mergers and reorganizations that have resulted in the loss of thousands of life-sciences jobs from New Jersey, and an exodus of both R&D and manufacturing from a state known as the home of big Pharma. The mergers of Wyeth with Pfizer and Schering Plough with Merck were among the highlights of a decade that has seen a dramatic contraction in the pharmaceutical industry as a whole. According to BioNJ, 17 of the top 20 pharma companies have a presence in New Jersey, and because the presence was so large to begin with, the effects of the contraction on the New Jersey economy have been acutely felt.
Ironically, New Jersey's governor Chris Christie was awarded the 2012 Governor of the Year award by BIO, the biotech industry trade group, because of his biotech-friendly tax policies. While BIO, in their press release calls New Jersey a biotech cluster, the reality is that the 300 or so biotech companies in New Jersey are spread throughout the state (around 8000 square miles), without the dense concentration found in Boston (around 240 companies within 750 square miles, according to MassBio) or San Diego. And biotechs tend to be small, employing tens or hundreds of people, so cannot begin to replace the thousands of high-paying jobs that were lost from big Pharma. That the BIO Governor of the Year was awarded in a state where the joke is that the cashier at the grocery story might be a PhD chemist is bound to make a few people cringe.


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College of Education
Madonna University's College of Education offers undergraduate and graduate programs that develop professional, effective teachers who are passionate about their students and schools. Students gain pedagogical skills and specific content-area knowledge through challenging academic course work and extensive hands-on field experience.
Students receive personalized academic advising, carefully planned instruction and modeling of current best practices for teaching.
The College of Education consists of three departments:
Teacher Education, Child Development and Sport Management.
Our undergraduate, master's and online programs meet the needs of teaching professionals throughout their careers. Undergraduate and post-degree students can choose from elementary and secondary teacher certification programs, with many choices of majors and minors at both levels. The child development major is perfect for those interested exclusively in preschool education.
Madonna's teacher education program has consistently received exemplary status from the Michigan Department of Education.
|The teacher education program prepares students for elementary, secondary and special education teaching. Students may also pursue courses in child development, physical education and sport management.
|Five master's degree programs are offered as well as ongoing professional development. Of particular note are the autism spectrum disorders master's and the higher education and student affairs master's.
|Through Madonna's Ed2Go program, teaching professionals can pursue certificates and other courses for continuing education credits.
The College of Education meets the needs of teaching professionals throughout their careers. We are constantly developing new ways to help teachers be effective in their classrooms and leaders in their schools. We offer undergraduate and post-degree programs for those interested in teacher preparation for elementary or secondary teaching. Many choices of teachable majors and minors are offered at both levels. In addition, a major is offered in Child Development for those interested exclusively in preschool education. Graduate opportunities include five different Master's Degree programs for in-service teachers, as well as extensive ongoing professional development options.
Completing a Baccalaureate degree and the Teacher Education Program at Madonna University has many benefits. In a survey of recent graduates, 92% of respondents indicated they are working either full time as a teacher, a substitute teacher in a school or as a full time professional in another field. Over 71% of recent graduates reported they are working full time in schools within 1 year of completing their degree at Madonna University.
In addition to working as a teacher, our graduates have many opportunities to work in other fields. Having a degree with a background in education can lead to a professional career in the following areas:
|Business Management
|Professional Development/Training Consultant
|Health Educator
|Youth and Child Program Director
|Youth Minister
|State or Federal Government Employee
|Community College Instructor
|Researcher (History, Science, etc.)
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Madonna's College of Education holds accreditation from the National Council of Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) through 2016. The Council for the Accreditation of Education Preparation (CAEP) recognizes this positive accreditation status and as of July 1, 2013, it is the College of Education's National Accreditor.
Teacher Education Options
Choose from two teacher education programs: Elementary and Secondary. Elementary teacher certification prepares you to teach grades K-8, and Secondary teacher certification prepares you to teach grades 6-12. The teacher education program is open to undergraduate and post-degree students.
After successful completion of one of Madonna's teacher certification programs, students are recommended to the Michigan Department of Education for a Michigan teaching certificate.
Academic Advisors in the College of Education work closely with students to help them schedule classes in order to meet the requirements for their degree program.
Elementary Teaching Certification
An Elementary teaching certificate can be earned in these content areas:
-American Sign Language (ASL)
-Early Childhood Education
-General Science
-Language Arts
-Mathematics for Elementary Certification
-Social Studies
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Select a content area:
Choose either the Elementary Curriculum Minor or the Comprehensive Elementary Major
|Choose Option 1 or Option 2 for course requirements
|Elementary Program Option 1: for students who select a teaching major in
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-Language Arts
-Mathematics for Elementary Certification or
-Social Studies
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-American Sign Language (ASL) Major or Minor
-Early Childhood Education Major
-Spanish Major or Minor
|Complete the Professional Education Sequence of Courses
|Pass the Michigan Test for Teacher Certification (MTTC) Professional Readiness Exam
|Completing the Early Childhood Education major adds the Early Childhood Education endorsement (ZS) to the Elementary Teaching Certificate. Early Childhood Education requires additional student teaching. The Spanish and American Sign Language programs add a K-12 endorsement to the Elementary Teaching Certificate.
Secondary Teacher Certification
Program Requirements
-Select a teaching major and a minor (see below)
-No minor is required for these comprehensive majors
-Integrated Science
-Music Education
-Visual Arts Education
-Complete all general education course requirements
-Complete the Professional Education Sequence for Secondary Certification
|Secondary majors:
American Sign Language (K-12)
|Music Education (K-12)
|Physical Education (K-12)
|Communication Arts
|Social Studies
|Spanish (K-12)
|Family and Consumer Sciences
|Visual Arts Education (K-12)
|Integrated Science
Secondary minors:
American Sign Language (K-12)
|Physical Education
|Political Science
Post-Degree Teacher Certification for Those Who Already Have a Bachelor's Degree
Teacher certification is available to those who already hold a bachelor's degree through the Post-Degree Teacher Education Program. A second bachelor's degree is not required in order to obtain a teaching certificate. The number of program requirements needed are dependent on the certification program selected, the desired teaching major and minor and the age of prior coursework.
For post-degree students, general education requirements are not required except for PSY 1010 General Psychology and SOC 1010 Introduction to Sociology. In addition, if a post-degree student wishes to pursue a second bachelor's degree, along with a teacher certificate, 6 credits of Religious Studies coursework are required.
As described in the Teacher Education Sections, Elementary and Secondary candidates must choose from the lists of teaching majors. Majors are 31 to 51 cr. in length, except for comprehensive majors which range from 57 to 65 cr. With a comprehensive major, a minor is not required. Post-degree students who have a teachable major in their first degree will have the courses evaluated and then take any required courses that are missing.
Elementary candidates take the Elementary Curriculum Minor (31 cr.). Secondary candidates choose a minor from the list above. Post-degree candidates who have a teachable minor in their first bachelor's degree will have the courses evaluated and then take any required courses that are missing.
Professional Education
36 cr. of Professional Education courses are required for Elementary certification, and 34 cr. for Secondary certification.
Those interested in Post-Degree teacher certification should make an appointment with an education advisor, please call the education secretary at 734-432-5655 and ask for an appointment with either Nora Baker or Carole Barker. Evening appointments are available.
Planned Programs for Already Certified Teachers
Teachers seeking an educational planned program to renew their teaching certificates or add additional endorsements may choose from a number of graduate and undergraduate planned programs at Madonna University. For all planned programs, the student must take a minimum of 12 cr. at Madonna University in order for the University to make a recommendation to the Michigan Department of Education for an additional endorsement.
With undergraduate coursework, endorsements can be added in the following subjects:
|Biology 6-12
|Integrated Science Secondary 6-12
|Social Studies 6-12
|Chemistry 6-12
|Language Arts 6-8
|Spanish K-12
|Communication Arts 6-12
|Mathematics Elementary 6-8
|Speech Communication 6-12
|English 6-12
|Mathematics Secondary 6-12
|Visual Arts Education K-12
|Family and Consumer Sciences 6-12
|Music Education K-12
|History 6-12
|Physical Education 6-12
|Integrated Science Elementary 6-8
|Political Science 6-12
For additional information, please contact Nora Baker, Certification Specialist, 734-432-5647, email@example.com.
Teaching Certificate Level Change – Adding a Teaching Level
To expand their teaching expertise and increase professional opportunities, elementary or secondary certified teachers sometimes wish to add the other level of teaching credential to their certificates.
To add elementary certification (K-5) to a secondary certificate, the teacher must complete the Elementary Curriculum minor along with an elementary teaching methods course, an additional reading course and 8 weeks of directed teaching at the elementary level.
To add a secondary subject (6-12) to an elementary certificate, additional coursework may be required in the subject area, along with a secondary methods course and directed teaching at the secondary level.
For additional information, please contact Nora Baker, Certification Specialist, 734-432-5647, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Interim Occupational Certificate and Occupational Endorsement Program for Certified Teachers
Teachers who already hold a Secondary Teaching Certificate can have an Interim Occupational Certificate and Occupational Endorsement program tailored to their prior experience with a minimum of 12 cr. that includes the courses EDU 4450 and EDU 4590. Please see more on Occupational Endorsement Program areas below.
For additional information, please contact Nora Baker, Certification Specialist, 734-432-5647, email@example.com.
Graduate Planned Program Opportunities
The following graduate programs can be used for an educational planned program, some of which result in an additional endorsement:
-Autism Spectrum Disorders (SV) K-12
-Catholic School Leadership*
-Curriculum and Instruction
-Early Childhood Education (ZS)
-Educational Leadership*
-Educational Technology (NP)
-Learning Disabilities (SM) K-12
-Literacy Education (Reading Specialist, BR) K-12
-Teaching and Learning with Online Instruction Concentration
-Teaching English as a Second Language (NP) K-12
*An Administrator Certificate is available to those who complete the M.S. in Educational Leadership or Catholic School Leadership.
Additional Professional Development
Additional Professional Development for teachers is available through Madonna University's Professional Development Program. Please see the website: Educational Planned Program for Certified Teachers
Interim Occupational Certificate Program
Madonna University offers the Interim Occupational Certificate Program to individuals seeking to teach in state reimbursed vocational classrooms, grades 9-12. The Interim Occupational Certificate (formerly called the Temporary Vocational Authorization) allows for teaching grades 9-12 in an occupational subject area without the secondary teaching certificate.
An interim occupational certificate can be earned in the following areas:
-Automobile Technician
-Child and Custodial Care Services
-Construction Trades
-Drafting and Design Technology
-Family and Consumer Sciences
-Graphics and Printing Technology and Communications
-Personal and Culinary Services
-Public Safety/Protective Services: Criminal Justice and Fire Science
-Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology and
-Therapeutic Services: Nursing Occupations.
Interim Occupational Certificate Program Requirements
Recommendation to the Michigan Department of Education for the Interim Occupational Certificate after meeting the requirements described below. The candidate must:
1. Hold a Bachelor's Degree
2. Have a teaching major, minor or equivalent training in the occupational field
3. Have two years (4,000 hours) of recent, relevant work experience in the occupational field
4. Complete the 19 cr. Interim Occupational Certificate Professional Education Courses below
|Interim Occupational Certificate Professional Education Courses
EDU 2000 Introduction to Professional Education Experiences 3 cr.
|Educational Psychology
4 cr.
|Instructional Media
2 cr.
|Literacy Education in the Secondary School
4 cr.
|Foundations of Vocational Education
2 cr.
|Theories and Techniques of Vocational Subjects (9-12)
4 cr.
Total: 19 cr.
For additional information, please contact Nora Baker, Certification Specialist, 734-432-5647, email@example.com.
Undergraduate Majors
Child Development, B.S., A.S.
In the Child Development program, students learn key theories of child development and explore current research on how young children learn. This enables them to create learning environments and experiences that are respectful, supportive and challenging for all children. Students also gain knowledge of how to support and partner with diverse families.
Students learn to plan developmentally appropriate play-based learning experiences that support the emotional, social, cognitive and physical growth and development of both typically and atypically developing children, assess young children, use technology effectively. Students will have multiple and diverse field experiences, including a practicum and directed teaching.
Comprehensive Elementary Education, B.A.
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Family and Consumer Sciences, B.S.
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Early Childhood Education
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Sport Management, B.S.
The Sport Management Program (SM) was established in response to the need for trained managers in the field of sports and recreation. The Sport Management coursework leads to a Bachelor of Science degree designed to prepare students for careers in this rapidly growing and changing field. The program boasts an impressive teaching staff of experienced professionals who have worked in recreation, professional sports, sports sales and marketing, event management, sports finance, and sports law, including major sporting events such as the NFL's Super Bowl and the NCAA's Final Four.
Through research, theory, guest lectures, discussions with industry professionals and practical experience, students will gain a broad understanding of the many disciplines within sport management including ethics, finance, law, marketing, media, management, and the role of sports in culture. Students are also able to customize their degree to their area of interest by selecting a concentration in business or journalism, selecting a practicum project of their choice and securing an internship to gain hands-on professional experience. Projects and internships are selected by each student in cooperation with their advisor. Students have completed fieldwork with such organizations as The Bullpen, Fitness 19, Franklin Athletic Club, Hype Athletics, JRV Consulting, Livonia YMCA, MASH Gym, Michigan Sports Enterprises, Michigan Bulls, Plymouth Whalers, RSPI Hockey League, Soccer Plus, Taylor Sportsplex, Total Sports Complex, and WDIV TV-4.
Program graduates can expect to be prepared for a variety of career opportunities including positions in:
• College athletics
• Community Relations
• Finance
• Fundraising/development
• Facility management
• High school athletics
• Marketing
• Media Relations
• Professional and minor league sports
• Recreation centers
• Sales
• Sports Information
• Teaching/coaching
• Youth sports
Additionally, students receive a solid foundation, if they wish to continue their studies at the graduate level.
Minors and Certificates
Child Development Minor
Minor info here
Elementary Curriculum Minor
Minor info here
Family and Consumer Sciences Minor
Minor info here
Health Education
Minor info here
Physical Education K-12
Minor info here
Physical Education/Secondary 6-12
Minor info here
Sport Management Minor
The Sport Management Program (SM) was established in 2003 in response for the need of sport managers in the field of sports, entertainment and recreation. The undergraduate Sport Management Program is an undergraduate degree program designed to train and develop new professionals. The program is attuned with Madonna University's mission and is founded on a conceptual framework that focuses on the identification and use of best practices in developing new professionals. The liberal arts grounding will provide students with a foundation for critical and creative thinking, decision-making and higher literacy to succeed in society. The focus of this program will be to promote ethical behavior, social good and inquiry based research.
The undergraduate program will lead to a Bachelors of Science degree and will train and prepare new professionals to succeed in gaining entry-level skills and competencies in sport management. Students in the program will be grounded in the areas of theory, practical experience, experimentation and research. The program is sustained and intensive, and is supported by practical application, technological innovation and a flexible approach to learning.
Our program is of high quality and one that is sufficiently flexible in course options for new professionals. The program offers the following unique features:
Aligned program designed with the goals of the NASPE/NASSM presents a rare opportunity for new professionals to better prepare for entry-level positions; Constituent-based. A program anchored in practice, emphasizing the needs of employers with an advisory committee involved in monitoring the changing needs. The Sport Management Advisory Board is comprised of practicing professionals and educators; All students are required to develop an electronic professional portfolio that reflects their educational experiences as students and as professionals. Through this reflective practice, students will be able to demonstrate their levels of expertise when seeking employment or reassignment; Promotion of ethical behaviors.
Occupational Certificate without Secondary Education
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Administrator Certificate
Minor info here
Elementary Provisional Program for Initial Certification
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Edu. Planned Program Subsequent to Initial Certification
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Instruction of English Language Learners K-12
Minor info here
Endorsement Autism Spectrum Disorders K-12
Minor info here
Endorsement Early Childhood
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Endorsement Educational Technology
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Endorsement Learning Disabilities K-12
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Endorsement Reading Specialist
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Secondary Provisional Program for Initial Certification
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Sport Management Certificate of Achievement
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Graduate Programs
Educational Leadership, Ed.S.
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After you Graduate
Students completing the NFSM degree will be eligible to work in a variety of settings, including health care facilities, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, assisted living centers, independent living centers, school lunch programs, child care programs, adult care programs and government programs that focus on the feeding of large populations. There are a number of food service management companies that employ students with NSFM degree including Sodexo, Aramark, and Compass Group. Students completing this degree are eligible to take the Certified Dietary Managers Examination. Go to www.AFNPonline.org for more information. The degree requires a gerontology minor which uniquely qualifies students to work with the ever growing aging population in the US.
Autism Spectrum Disorders, M.A.T.
Major info here
Curriculum and Instruction, M.A.T.
Major info here
Early Childhood Education, M.A.T.
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Educational Technology, M.A.T.
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Higher Education and Student Affairs, M.A.
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Learning Disabilities, M.A.T.
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Literacy Education, M.A.T.
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Online Teaching and eLearning, M.A.T.
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Catholic School Leadership, M.S.
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Heat Handle Spurs 109-93; Finals Coming Back To Miami
The Miami Heat entered Game 4 of the 2013 NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs knowing they couldn't lose and go down 3-1 in the series and have a chance of winning the Larry O'Brien trophy. But the Heat's Big Three responded like the three All-Stars that they are, combining for 82 points and lead Miami to a 109-93.
Group: 'No Spanish' Games Mark Disturbing Pattern
Two cases of Spanish being banned at New Mexico high school games were examples of a disturbing pattern that needs to be monitored and addressed, perhaps with lawsuits, a civil rights group said Monday.
TTYM: Watch DeAndre Jordan 'Fart' On People And Braylon Edward's Twitter Fail
In this week's That Thing You Missed: A brawl breaks out at Macho Comacho's funeral, Braylon Edwards cooks his goose with a Tweet And DeAndre Jordan enjoys using a fart machine on people in his […]
CBS Local Predictions: Week 4
Hey, the real refs are coming back! Great news. Now it's time for the real Fantasource to come back. Ouch, another rough week for the picks. 6-8 last week is unacceptable (I'm not counting that […]
CBS Local Predictions: Week 3
Well, Last week was not a great start to the picks. Lucky for us this is for amusement purposes only. We ended the week under .500 (6-8-1) with a few close games not falling our […]
CBS Local Predictions: Week Two
With Week 1 behind them, NFL teams are revving up for Week 2. Here's how CBS Local's analyst @Fantasource thinks the games will shake out. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Giants (-7 1/2, O/U 44) The […]
Opinion: Olympic Gold To Celebrate The 40th Anniversary Of Title IX
As we celebrate these women's victories we must remember that Title IX created the opportunities for women to succeed in sports. When progressives push for public policy changes, that is what we seek: not guaranteed outcomes but guaranteed access.
5 Up, 5 Down: Fantasy Baseball Advice For July 9th
Francisco Liriano ( SP, MIN) has been fantastic since returning to the starting rotation. After tossing 6.2 innings and allowing just one run this week against the Rangers, Liriano has now allowed just 15 runs in his last 49.1 innings, striking out 52 against 24 walks.
5 Up, 5 Down: Fantasy Baseball Advice For June 25th
Each week we'll be providing you with insight into the best (and worst) baseball players to play in your fantasy baseball league.
5 Up, 5 Down: Fantasy Baseball Advice For June 18th
Players are dropping like flies this week. One of my teams lost Alex Avila, Drew Stubbs, Brandon Beachy and Brandon Morrow to injury. I'm going to stash all four of those players, but some won't have the luxury to do so – here are some players worth an add if you need to fill in for an injury.


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According to the Winston-Salem (N.C.) Journal, a 53-year-old North Carolina man was arrested in November for allegedly trying to pay for his purchases at a Walmart with a $1 million bill.
The problem? There is no such thing as a $1 million bill.
The man has been charged with felony counts of attempting to obtain property by false pretenses and uttering a forged instrument, according to the Winston-Salem Journal report.
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Thursday Night Football Fantasy Starters: Rodgers, Wilson And Harvin Are Must Plays
Fantasy football players are also ready to go all-in on Thursday night. Finding favorable matchups in the first game on the schedule each week gives a player a big edge going into Sunday.
The Many Highs, Few Lows Of 2013 Seattle Seahawks
When you win the Super Bowl, there isn't much to complain about as far as overall team performance is concerned. But here is a look back at what the Seahawks excelled at and aspects of their game that they will need to tighten up next season.
He's Back? Harvin Expected To Suit Up For Super Bowl
With Seattle having just a handful of players listed on the injury report and with Denver in the double digits, things are looking good for the 'Hawks.
Harvin Out For NFC Championship
Just like in the regular season Percy Harvin's return to the field in the postseason was short lived as Harvin will not be playing against San Francisco this weekend.
Carlos Rogers, Will Tukuafu Likely To Play For 49ers; Percy Harvin May Not Play For Seahawks
The 3 big names dealing with injuries heading into the NFC Championship Game could all play. The 49ers figure to have both Carlos Rogers and Will Tukuafu ready to go, while Seattle's Percy Harvin is a big question mark and will remain so up until kickoff.
Daily Madden: Will Harvin Play Against 49ers?
Seattle coach Pete Carroll said he won't know Harvin's status for the NFC Championship game against the 49ers until Wednesday or Thursday.
Harvin Set For Seahawks Practices This Week
When Seattle traded for Percy Harvin during the offseason, they weren't expecting to only have him for one game this season. Now that the Playoffs are set, it looks like Harvin may be able to return for Seattle's next game.
49ers Seek Redemption Against Seahawks
The division rivalry between the 49ers and Seahawks has been completely one sided as of late. Seattle has won the past two meetings and will look to make it 3 straight in a game that holds playoff implications for both sides.
Weapon-Grabbing Niners, Seahawks Turning NFC West Into Arms Race
The 49ers and Seahawks seem to be positioning themselves for a two-team race, and we're not talking about the NFC West — we're talking about the NFC, period.
Daily Madden: Boldin Is A Good Fit For The 49ers
Boldin, 32, had six catches for 104 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' Super Bowl victory over the 49ers.


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Nightlife at the Missouri Botanical Garden (4344 Shaw Boulevard; 314-577-9400 or www.mobot.org) heats up with Chapungu Nights. These Thursday-evening parties, which honor the exhibit Chapungu: Nature, Man and Myth, feature lights on the more than twenty large, hand-carved stone (opal stone, cobalt and springstone) sculptures of animals, people and mythical creatures created by artists from Zimbabwe. The works range in height from 3 to 10 feet and weigh 600 to 6,000 pounds, and you dont have to admire them from afar -- youre welcome to touch the sculptures! Chapungu Nights happen from 5 to 9 p.m. every Thursday from May 3 through September 27, and in addition to your hands-on art experience, the evenings at the garden will be lively with music, artist demonstrations, outdoor dining at the Sassafras Café and a cash bar. Admission is $10.
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168 Rosecrest Dr has a Walk Score of 26 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in Fernley. Nearby parks include Fernley Out-of-Town Park, Fernley Out-of-Town Park and Fernley City Parks Department.
Nearby schools include Cottonwood Elementary School, Relentless Martial Arts and Cottonwood Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Scolari's Food & Drug Co and Casa Del Sol.
Nearby coffee shops include K B's Espresso & Snacks, Starbucks and Koffee-Heads. Nearby restaurants include Black Bear Diner, Pizza Shack and SUBWAY® Restaurants.
168 Rosecrest Dr is near Fernley Out-of-Town Park and Fernley Wildlife Management Area.


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LINCOLN DURHAM Anything goes should have been the catchphrase for one of the most unpredictable one-man bands around, Lincoln Durham. He might throw in occasional odes to girls named Clementine and shed a little ever-loving light, but it definitely isn't in an old-fashioned gospel kind of way. He p ... More >>
In which we advise our favorite people in the Houston scene on their goals for the coming year.
Bonnie Raitt appears Saturday, October 7, at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, 2005 Lake Robbins Dr., The Woodlands. Call 281-363-3300 for more info.
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I am a twenty-something international affairs who uses every day, to strive to find balance without losing out on fun or good taste in my fashion, food, & exercise.
H street. It is the new sexy, hipster, happening part of DC. People who visit this part of town are usually tired of the same old DC spots and want to go somewhere new. If you are that person, I have a spot for you, Toki Underground (TU)! TU is located at the heart of the H Street district right above the Pug at 1234 H St, NE.
I went there recently night with a group of friends beating the dinner crowd. We were seated quickly, which I hear is very rare because of the TU's popularity and limited seating. I was grateful because I came hungry!
I wanted to get the full TU experience so I ordered steamed chicken dumplings (6 for $5.00) and a bowl of steaming hot Masumi Vegetarian Ramen ($10.00) with two freshly cracked eggs.
I am a connoisseur of dumplings so I came to eat and critique! I didn't believe the hype, but I finished my delicious dumplings in 5 minutes flat! The dumplings were bursting with flavor, weren't dry, and were perfectly steamed!
Next I had a bowl of steaming hot Masumi Vegetarian Ramen.
This ramen was out of this world! I have had ramen in a lot of countries, but this ramen tops the list. The flavors were complex, each ingredient had a distinct flavor that came together so perfectly. Then when the waitress cracked the two eggs in the flavorful soup it really sent the flavor over the edge.
You can see their menus and website here.
My verdict: If I had to wait the typical wait (45 minutes to an hour) I don't know if I would have waited. While the food was great, the space is very small and not good to take large groups of people who want to talk or sit together. If you are looking for a non-typical DC experience I suggest you head out to Toki!
1234 H Street, NE (above The Pug)
Washington, DC 20002
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This past weekend I attended the National Black Accountants Annual Holiday party with my boyfriend. Weird, we kind of look alike in this picture. I guess 3 years and the same haircut will do that to you. The party was amazing because it was on a yacht. I've never been on a winter yacht ride so I enjoyed my experience.
This picture was taken a year ago. Because I have increased my weight lifting routine I've trimmed inches from my frame but maintained my same weight!
What I Wore:
Earrings: Aunt's Shop in Ghana
Dress: Vintage. Gifted to me from my mom
Shoes: Not Shown. BCBG
Black Cobain goes so hard on Drake's "Dreams Money Can Buy" instrumental. People you are sleeping on Black Cobain!
I found the perfect music to bump on my trip to Cali tomorrow.
Am I the only one who finds this picture to be absolutely hilarious?! Oh well, enjoy the track.
Ever since I attended my first Raheem DeVaughn concert a couple of years ago, I was hooked. His music represents one of my favorite cities in America, Washington, DC. On top of that his voice is sensual without being overbearing. He is like The Roots, still maintaining that underground feeling while still cranking out popular music. I would have blogged about his most recent complation, "Heemy Taught Me", however he released it during Lent.
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The tracks I have on repeat: Believe, B.O.B., Desire… I mean I love the whole mixtape but those songs always lull me into a good mood. Happy Friday.
Bishme Cromartie, is a 17-year old self-taught designer from Baltimore, Maryland. His newest women wear line is dedicated to spring. The line is entitled, The Color War Collection. In his line he boldly uses and pushes the boundaries of textures, shapes, dimension and color. Keep an eye on this budding designer!
by Leta Shy Luckily, there are ways to keep your social time relatively healthy, whether it's alternating alcoholic drinks with water, choosing a lower calorie drink, or eating smart off the happy hour menu. Here are some suggestions of common appetizers that aren't loaded with calories. What's your happy hour food plan?
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Luckily, there are ways to keep your social time relatively healthy, whether it's alternating alcoholic drinks with water, choosing a lower calorie drink, or eating smart off the happy hour menu. Here are some suggestions of common appetizers that aren't loaded with calories.
What's your happy hour food plan?I love this list! Whenever I am living in DC, it always the happy hours that get me. DC is such a happy hour city! I will remember these tips next happy hour I go to.


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Tip: Grill Kale For Even Better Salads
Have you jumped on the kale wagon? It seems to be in salads everywhere this summer, and we can't get enough. If you're still a little wary about the dense, leafy greens, why not try grilling kale to soften it up a bit? Take a look at this summer salad — it comes together super fast and is packed with nutrients, and, most importantly, flavor!
Smart Tip: For Quicker, Cleaner Cooking, Make a Lid for Your Grill Pan
Good-quality grill pans come pretty close to achieving the smoky taste of food cooked on an outdoor grill, but they can't mimic the oven-like conditions of a grill with the lid down — or can they? The LA Times Test Kitchen has a great tip for setting up your own "lid" for a grill pan for more evenly-cooked meat and cleaner, quicker cooking.
Recommendations for a Low-Priced Grill?
Product & Shopping Questions
Q: I'm looking for a new lower-priced grill, less than $250. I would like it to have high enough heat to sear steaks and cook evenly. A table top will not work, and electric grills seem to produce less heat. A smaller sized grill would be perfect since I normally cook for 1-4 people. Any suggestions?
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Modify a Cheap Smoker for Peak Performance
Ever dreamed of smoking ribs or brisket right in your own back yard? You may think it's out of your reach — buying a smoker may sound intimidating and pricey. But it's not! Even a cheap smoker can give you great results. Timothy of Charles & Hudson recently modified a cheap smoker for better performance — here's a peek at what he did!
Why Metal-Bristle Grill Brushes May Be Hazardous to Your Health
Do you clean your grill with a metal-bristled brush, the type that comes in most grilling utensil sets? A new report warns that consumers should be aware of the potential health threat these brushes pose, as hospitals are treating more patients sickened by accidental ingestion of metal bristles that fall off the brushes and stick to food on the grill.
The Spiral Cut: The Most Delicious Way To Eat a Hot Dog
For Dinner or Dessert: Grilled Polenta
Whether you make it from scratch ahead of time or use the premade stuff, polenta can be a quick and easy grilling ingredient. Just slice it up, throw it on the barbecue (or a grill pan), and you have a dish that can satisfy just about everyone from omnivores to vegetarians, vegans, and gluten-free folks.
From Artichoke to Zucchini: Our A-Z Guide to Grilled Vegetables
If you've been following The Kitchn this week, you know we've been elbow-deep in all things grilled: grilled hamburgers, grilled salmon, grilled oysters. But lest we forget, meat and seafood are not the only foods that benefit from a little searing heat. Vegetables—all kinds!—are fantastic on the grill. From artichokes to zucchini, here are 24 grilled vegetable recipes that'll have you firing up the grill just for them:
Grilling Recipe: Lamb Chuanr
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My Chinese teacher once told me that all Beijing expats start out by learning the same three words: nihao, pijiu, and yangrou chuanr - hello, beer, and lamb chuanr. Those three words are the essentials, because that's all you need to know to get a great dinner anywhere in the city, just find the nearest chuanr stand.


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Crysis Wars is free to play from now until April 17. All modes and all of the game's 23 maps are available, so you really may as well. It won't cost you a bean. EA and Crytek are to release a Crysis Maximum Edition in May, including all the Crysis game for £30. Details after […]0


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Up for auction I have AN "ANTIQUE" WOOD FRAMED PICTURE OF A BABY. The glass is "BEVELLED" GLASS. The frame is wood and very nice detailing. T are hints of BLUE AND RED on the DETAILING. The wood frame does have some chips. You can see this in my pictures. T is some age cracking too. Remember this was loved in another lifetime, so it has some wear. The glass is not broke!!!!! The baby is dressed in a white dress with matching bonnet. She has black shoes on. This is ADORABLE!!!! On the back it is marked DELUXE ART STUDIO 225 NORTH GREEN STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. T are two hooks on the back for hanging. It measures 20 3/4" tall and 13 3/4" wide. This is a GREAT VINTAGE FRAME AND PICTURE!!!!! If you have any questions please feel free to e-mail me. Check out my other collectables I have up for auction. GOOD LUCK!!!!! Kathy
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What can be expected from accelerator-based facilities, the center of the traditional high-energy physics effort? The search for the Higgs boson and for supersymmetric partners of the known particles is a primary focus of the programs at the highest-energy accelerators, such as at the Tevatron at Fermilab and the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN and even at the next large accelerator to be built after the LHC, which will be designed to perform incisive studies of these particles' properties.
Accelerator experiments permit irreplaceable measurements for exploring the Standard Model and beyond, including studies of neutrino masses and the violation charge-parity (CP) symmetry (see Chapter 5, section "Dark Energy"), as well as the creation of an exotic form of matter known as the quark-gluon plasma to mimic an important phase in the early universe. Accelerators are also capable of seeing manifestations of extra dimensions that are macroscopic. This possibility, a recent speculation from string theory, has profound implications for understanding the physics of the very early universe. Experimental signatures include the apparent loss of energy in particle interactions, which, in fact, has gone off into the additional dimensions. Experiments at the Tevatron and the LHC should have significant sensitivity to this exciting possibility.
Rather than address ongoing and proposed accelerator programs that are reviewed elsewhere by other responsible scientific groups (laboratory program committees, the NRC, and the DOE/NSF High Energy Physics Advisory Panel and the Nuclear Science Advisory Committee), this committee focuses on identifying additional and complementary opportunities for the use of new techniques and technologies to probe the most fundamental questions at the interface between particle physics and astronomy and astrophysics. This chapter discusses, in turn, experiments seeking signatures of unification, identifying the dark matter, and probing the very foundations of our science.
The hypothesis that a single unified theory can account for the three separate forces of the Standard Model is attractive in many ways. Such a theory would organize the quarks and leptons into a simple, beautiful structure and would explain the patterns of charges, which otherwise seem quite arbitrary. And most impressively, by including low-energy supersymmetry, it would account quantitatively for the relative values of the different observed coupling strengths.


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Historical or contemporary—which genre has better heroes? I decided to find out by doing an informal poll of my author friends. While the sampling below his hardly scientific, here are the results of my survey. Author of racy Regency romps, Valerie Bowman (Secrets of a Runaway Bride, available now) is quite adamant in her choice. "Historical heroes FTW!" she says. "They are hands down hotter. My particular favorite is Jason Fielding from Judith McNaught's Once and Always. He's smoking hot, a bit tortured, speaks in an English accent, knows how to rock a cravat, owns a giant country estate and a fleet of trading ships. And oh yeah, he's a freakin' MARQUESS. The end."
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Anyone who's known me long knows I don't spend a lot of successful time in the kitchen. I say successful because I spend an inordinate amount of time in there. Really. I apparently just don't have the cooking chromosome that makes any of those hours remotely worthwhile. Take fudge, for instance. How hard is it to read the recipe on the fluff jar and make it work? Seriously, it says NEVER FAIL FUDGE … in really big letters. So last week, in a craving-induced fit of madness, I decided I could totally make fudge. However, after I'd dumped all the ingredients into an apparently not-quite-big-enough pan, I made the ill-fated decision to split my attention by answering the phone. The ensuing conversation went something like this:
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Just over a year ago at Romance@Random, I launched my blog tour for Deep Autumn Heat, the first book in my Cape Cod-set Star Harbor series, focused on the stories of the four Grayson brothers—Seb, Theo, Cole and Val. Deep Autumn Heat was soon followed by Blaze of Winter and Long Simmering Spring. I loved developing the town of Star Harbor, its inhabitants, and of course, the brothers themselves (whose relationships grow even deeper as the books progress). I can hardly believe that the final book in the series, Slow Summer Burn, is out today. Slow Summer Burn features Val Grayson, a soft-spoken-but-tough DEA agent. His younger brothers are settled in Star Harbor and have found loves of their own. Now it's Val's turn, but socialite Cameron Stahl is the last woman he ever expected … Continued
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After my novel Lord and Lady Spy was released, one of the most frequent questions readers asked was, when will there be a book about Blue? The first few times I responded by saying something along the lines of Blue isn't hero material. But the requests and questions kept coming, and I started to think perhaps readers saw something in Blue that I didn't. And so I looked a little closer and the end result is a Lord and Lady Spy novella with Blue as the hero. Here are five things you should know about Blue.
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- Capetown to Cairo cigarettes ("C to C"), a brand name of cigarette manufactured in South Africa.
- The book Swahili For The Broken-Hearted: Cape to Cairo by Peter Moore
- The book Mzungu - The Curious Case of a White African: Cape to Cairo by Ben Sanders
- The book Cape to Cairo - Rape of a Continent by Mark Strage
- The book Dark Star Safari: Overland from Cairo to Cape Town by Paul Theroux
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We like to think America is exempt from the limitations of other countries, that we are richer, better, wiser, freer. But why is that so important to us?
To be sure, our founding fathers made a fresh start, free from established religion and inherited privilege, with extraordinary rights for individuals and wonderful opportunity. We were weak and poor then, but much of the rest of the world has caught up with us since, and with wealth and power our flaws have blossomed too.
Citizens of other countries have great affection and pride for their native lands, but we don't hear them boasting of their superiority. It's not required for their politicians to proclaim they have unique and morally superior destinies. So when surveys or objective comparisons show that we may not be No. 1 in every respect, we recoil.
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