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CONTEMPORARY PEOPLE, ETERNAL CHALLENGESReport of the Chairman of the Board to the69th General Assembly of the Union for Reform JudaismDecember 14, 2007By Robert M. Heller
As I reflected on the end of my term as chair, I was reminded of the story about three friends from the local congregation who asked each other, When youre in your casket, and friends and congregation members are mourning over you, what would you like them to say? Sam said: I would like them to say I was a wonderful husband, a fine role model, and a great family man. Max commented: I would like them to say I was a wonderful teacher and servant of God who made a huge difference in peoples lives. Jim said: Id like them to say, Look, hes moving!
Or as Woody Allen put it, I do not want to become immortal through my work. I want to become immortal through not dying.
We do not get what Jim or Woody wants, another life or immortality, but Genesis tells us we do get second chances and the opportunity for new beginnings in the course of this one, even after cataclysmic events. Cataclysms abound in Genesis - flood, fire, famine - biblical tragedies all, rich in symbolism but, we think to ourselves, surely exaggerated, told with hyperbole to make a point. We read them metaphorically, but they do not describe real threats that are part of our contemporary reality.
Think again. For the third time in the last four biennials we meet just a few weeks after cataclysmic events struck close to where we are. In 2001, the wounds of 9/11 still fresh, we met in Boston, the city from which two of the planes involved in the terror attacks took off. In 2005 we met in Houston following the winds and waters of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and the destruction they wrought in New Orleans, along the Gulf Coast and in Florida. Our host city, itself damaged by the seasons storms, had served as a place of refuge for evacuees.
Today we are in San Diego, which only a few weeks ago was a place of refuge for some of the half million people who were evacuated and those who lost their homes to the hellfire spread on Santa Anas wings to areas a few miles from where we are.
Famine too is very much part of our world. Consider the refugees suffering from the manmade famine in Darfur, Sudan and Chad or the 35.1 million Americans, 2.4 million of them children, who are food insecure, often going to bed hungry even though there is no famine here. If anything, our times are more turbulent than those recorded in Genesis, riven by fundamentalist fanaticism, tribal conflicts and ethnic hatreds made even more dangerous by the potential spread of chemical and nuclear weapons capability into unstable hands.
Genesis counsels optimism. It is about beginnings more than endings, about renewal and hope, not despair. Every time it seems the world is coming to an end, there is a new beginning. God creates and re-creates the world several times, ready to learn from failure and to try again, not willing to abandon the human experiment in general and the Jewish experiment in particular.
This weeks portion, Vayigash, so beautifully rendered in the Woman of Reform Judaisms new Torah Commentary, underscores the opportunity we have for new beginnings, the importance of finding the lessons even in our failures and our ability more, our responsibility to be resilient in the face of our mistakes, to grow and to renew ourselves.
Joseph has grown from the naïve, narcissistic youth cast into the pit to become the second most powerful person in Egypt perhaps the most successful Diaspora Jew ever, and an intermarried one at that because he suggested to Pharaoh what may be the earliest strategic plan in recorded history, a way to deal with impending famine: store excess crops from the good years and save them for the lean. His brother, Judah, has also grown. Life has not been kind to Judah since the time he went along with his brothers in punishing Joseph. He lost two sons of his own and, in the encounter with Tamar, he had to face up to his own human weaknesses.
Bearing the scars of those experiences, Judah takes their lessons to heart when Joseph directs the brothers to leave Benjamin behind. This is Judahs hineni moment. He rises to it by confronting Pharaohs grand vizier, whom he does not recognize as his brother, explaining that their father, Jacob, will die of grief if the brothers return without Benjamin. Given the opportunity to repeat his past behavior and remain silent, in the face of great personal risk, Judah makes a different choice, a brave and compassionate one. He offers himself in Benjamins place, putting concern for Benjamin and Jacob ahead of his own well-being, showing that he has learned from his mistakes and is truly repentant. He is an exemplar of George Eliots saying it is never too late to become what you might have been.
Joseph is overcome when he sees how Judah has learned and been transformed; the time for reconciliation and healing has arrived. Jacobs children embrace, soon Jacob adopts Josephs children as his own. The Jewish future is assured all because Judah, the namesake of us Jews and an imperfect human being not unlike us, had the capacity to learn, change and grow.
Today, I report to you a few of the ways in which over the past four years our Union has been and is growing and being transformed, learning from experience, responding to our hineni moments, speaking truth to power and building connections to the next generations. I also offer a few reflections on the continuing challenges we face.
Change and Learning from Experience: Becoming a Learning Organization
Four years ago I said the Union would become more of a learning organization, a place where we value the act of learning as well as expertise, where we address issues comprehensively and systemically, not in silos, and where professionals and volunteers as caring, productive partners seek to envision the future we want and work to create it. Echoing what we see in Genesis, learning organizations, indeed, all great institutions, must constantly recreate themselves because the world outside and the challenges it presents are always changing.
We are making progress. We have been asking the tough questions, challenging our operating assumptions, working to reframe our longstanding organizational structure to take account of new realities. Now we are implementing Board-adopted priorities, based on an intensive 2½-year study by the Task Force on the Delivery of Union Services in the 21st Century, to create a more proactive, cost-effective Union to better serve you, our congregations and members.
We are making training for both staff and lay leadership a financial priority. Training is not a simple matter for us. We can teach skills how to plan a meeting, what to say to a potential new member but with volunteer-professional partnership as one of our tenets we have to go further and provide opportunities for partners to study and learn side-by-side, coming to a fuller understanding of their partnership and how they might better work together. Our leadership models must take into account that no two partnerships are identical my partnership with my congregational rabbi was different from any of my predecessors or successors as is my partnership with our extraordinary leader, Rabbi Eric Yoffie. Each partnership must build on the individual partners strengths and shore up their weaknesses.
At the Union and in our congregations, the crucial assets are not our buildings, magnificent as some of them are, or other balance sheet items. Our assets are human, the professionals and lay leaders who guide us and the people we serve. Fundamentally, we must train leaders who understand that leadership is about prizing, respecting and motivating human beings, that we can - must - think strategically and feel empathetically, that being a leader in our world means leading from your head and also your heart.
In that vein, like Judah, we are evaluating and learning not just from our successes but from our failures too as the saying goes, when you lose, dont lose the lesson. Developing appropriate measures for evaluating our work is difficult. We are not an investment bank or even a small business where profit and loss provide ready metrics. We know that not everything that counts can be counted and not everything that can be counted counts. But we are determined to find the right measures for our work to help us use our always insufficient resources most effectively. An important starting point involves the development of evaluation models to measure the efficiency of new approaches to congregational service we are about to pilot in several regions.
Change is never easy. All of us, whether in our work or in our congregations, find a comfort zone and we do not want to be pushed out of it, especially in a successful organization like the Union where the discomfort of change is magnified by the risk of losing what we have attained. But our Board achieved consensus, indeed near unanimity, because we see what the Union already a great success can be: an innovative, skill-centered, resilient learning organization, continually renewing itself, thinking strategically and reframing our challenges in the light of emerging communal needs, and helping congregations to anticipate and meet those needs.
Responding to Hineni Moments and Speaking Truth to Power
Let me turn to some specific ways the Union is doing that. Like Joseph, the Union has responded effectively to its hineni moments contemporary cataclysms and humanitarian crises at home and abroad. Two years ago it was Katrina. We raised millions of dollars to help victims, stocked and staffed a warehouse in Mississippi to provide the newly homeless with essentials, opened two of our summer camps for housing, and gave our congregations spiritual and financial support.
In 2006, during the war with Hezbollah, we stood with the Israeli people, opening an Emergency Relief Fund which helped our Progressive Movement there assist those in harms way, build shelters and provide essential services. This Fall, we responded after the firestorms of October, working closely with our congregations here to provide aid and support.
When it comes to speaking truth to power I know some would say we are too free with our advice we continue to be an effective advocate for our values in the public square, working to end the genocide in Darfur, speaking out on the war in Iraq and speaking for civil liberties, for stem cell research and against the politicization of science here at home. I have written extensively on the subject elsewhere, but I reaffirm to you today my pride in the Resolution on the War in Iraq passed by this body two years ago and updated in March of this year by the Executive Committee. Your action in seeking an orderly end to the war which has cost the lives of nearly 4,000 American soldiers and countless Iraqis, maimed many times that number physically and psychologically, poisoned our civil society here and diminished our standing abroad is consistent with the Unions proud history of engaging the great moral issues, including issues of war and peace, in every generation. Our actions then and now have not been without controversy; there has never been unanimity on such matters. We have encouraged vigorous debate and been respectful of those who may disagree as to what our history teaches. However, where there is strong consensus as to what our texts and tradition require, we must never be intimidated into silence about such matters.
I am also proud of our new social justice program, Just Congregations, which in its first year has reached 95 congregations in twenty-four states. It makes the search for consensus and for real solutions to social problems part of the fabric of our congregations. Effective advocacy through engagement with other community groups across lines of faith, class and race, is part of the mandate, but its essence is about building a congregational community in which action for the public good is integrated with ritual and education life.
Building a Reform Jewish Future
Everything the Union does is intended to help build communities of meaning within our congregations, create a vibrant Reform Judaism and strengthen the connections of our next generations. Few things do that so visibly as our camping system. We added a new jewel to that crown this year with the opening of Camp Kalsman outside Seattle. The camps are among your congregations most valuable assets, magical places I should know, Amy and I met at Eisner in 1962 and we were married three years later where your children and grandchildren can find community and build their Jewish memories and Jewish identity.
My grandchildren are not ready for camp yet, but they are in Central Synagogues early childhood programs and that, too, has a profound impact. In 2006 as a 3 year old, Madeline made her own Seder plate, which she used to tell us about the Passover symbols, and her own frog mask to illustrate the plagues -- although she momentarily forgot which bad guy, Pharaoh or Haman was the victim. This year she sang the four questions. She and her one and a half year old sister Charlotte, who is in a Mommy and Me program at Central, are completely at home in our congregations sanctuary, in the halls of our religious school and with Rabbi Peter Rubinstein and our other wonderful clergy. For them as for our campers, being Jewish is fun.
Recognizing the vital role early childhood education plays in building Jewish identity, the Union created a new affiliate, the Early Childhood Educators of Reform Judaism to provide a forum for our early childhood educators, enhance their stature and emphasize the importance of what they do.
There is much more I could report to you about our education work alone, not least the first Board Kallah last year, making leadership through learning a serious priority, or the pre biennial conference earlier this week on Gender and Jewish Education, a collaboration among several Union departments, NATE, the Women of Reform Judaism and the Men of Reform Judaism a good example of a learning organization in action. And I have not touched upon the extraordinary work of most of our other departments. I will sum it up this way: the Union is your congregations partner in its sacred work, our success and our futures bound together. If the Union did not exist, Reform congregations would seek to invent it, not simply as a partner but as a part of their being, essential to fulfilling their mission and enabling them to be part of a flourishing Movement.
Our Eternal Challenges
Many of the programs I have mentioned, and others I have not, address directly challenges I spoke about at the 2005 Biennial the challenges of renewal and change facing any learning organization, of developing our Reform Jewish identity, of strengthening our ties to Israel and progressive Jewish communities as we have sought to do through our new World Jewry Committee, by adding the World Union for Progressive Judaism to the Reform Jewish Appeal and through ARZAs educational, travel and other programs.
But we did not come to San Diego to congratulate ourselves and declare Mission Accomplished. It does not diminish our accomplishments to acknowledge that we have a long way to go. I want to talk with you about two other formidable challenges that we have struggled with for decades.
First, we still do not fund our congregations or the institutions of Reform Judaism adequately. Our congregations are the building blocks of communal Jewish life, but, with rare though welcome exceptions, our philanthropists and community fundraising organizations do not provide resources to congregations commensurate with the work they do. Oddly, megadonors seek to create programs to build Jewish identity without strengthening the very home of Jewish identity.
The Union does not do much better. Our annual campaign, the Fund for Reform Judaism, has been relatively flat for several years, potential contributors planning charitable dispositions do not think of our endowment fund and we have not made significant efforts to interest philanthropists in endowing chairs or programs in many of our departments.
There are some bright spots. With the help of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, support from the Foundation for Jewish Camping, and dedicated efforts by Camp Directors and Camp Commissions, we have raised several million dollars this year for new facilities in many of our camps, and that is in addition to the funds raised to build Camp Kalsman.
People do give for bricks and mortar, but there is a deeper lesson here. To strengthen our Movement, we must offer a coherent, compelling vision for people to invest in. Dream with me for a minute. Why cant the Union build an endowment campaign in partnership with our congregations to double the endowment with the understanding that, say, 50 percent of the return on the funds raised would be allocated to grants to congregations for defined purposes, for example, subventing congregational memberships for people from 21 to 39 years old, with another 10 percent used to subvent Union/ARZA trips to Israel, and so on, with the balance to support other Union programs? That is just one thought but the larger point is that we know the resources exist in our community to do that and to similarly double FRJ, if we bring a vision and engaging, powerful ideas to the table and if we work together. There was a time in our history when wealthy members of our community gave generously to the Union, the College and their own congregations because they wanted their institutions to be the very best in Jewish life. We have to give this generation of donors reasons to feel that way.
The second challenge involves the unaffiliated. Here, again, we have made progress. Outreach has moved from the periphery two decades ago and is now a core program for us. We have seen the number of Jews by choice increase one consequence: today about half of the 130 thousand children in our congregational schools have at least one parent who did not have a Jewish childhood and all of our congregations have been strengthened by welcoming intermarried families and converts to their midst who contribute in so many ways to congregational life. The Membership Initiative has made our congregations more inviting and helped them open their doors to new members and retain existing ones.
And yet, far too many Jews remain outside our doors, uninspired or turned off by what we offer them. The National Jewish Population survey found that 35 percent of American Jewish adults (they did not survey Canadian Jewry) self-identify as Reform but about half of them, some 700,000, are not affiliated with a congregation. Another 20 percent of the population describe themselves as Just Jewish. Both these groups would enhance our communal life immeasurably if we could draw even a modest number of them in.
It is not as though they are not seeking meaning and purpose. Think of the people you know, maybe who grew up in your home, who are not affiliated, often not even comfortable in our congregations, but who are as spiritual as prior generations. They find meaning and transcendence outside our walls and our job is to touch them where they are and embrace them. To paraphrase the title of one of our workshops here, we have to reach the Jewish, Spiritual but not Religious Crowd.
There is no one simple answer to the obvious next question, what will attract them? Two things are clear to me, though. First, the congregation that succeeds must adapt to the future, using the internet and all the tools available to us rather than merely pining for a return of the good old days. Second, whether your spiritual journey involves prayer, study, social justice or, in all likelihood, some combination of the three, you want a home where you will be embraced as you pursue it. There is a need for emotional connection.
Reform has, from its inception, been a thoughtful, intellectual and rational expression of Judaism. But, especially in its early history, Reform Judaism may have de-emphasized our emotional and spiritual roots.
No longer. No matter how difficult it may be for some of us to speak of spiritual search and journey or to wrestle openly with matters of belief or experience of the sacred, our best congregations are places where we can engage those issues, places where we shore up our inner life as Alex Schindler put it 30 years ago in his Biennial sermon, where we create relationships and emotional connections. Our best congregations are places of peace and comfort, homes we enter when there is joy to be shared, when we want to resonate to music that stirs our souls or hear words to inspire us or heal our wounds, when we want to unite to live our values and pass them on.
One Forward columnist, himself not exactly turned on by institutional Judaism, wrote this recently: But I find, when my mind is quiet enough to let the rest of me be truthful with itself, that the movements and notes of religion cause me to be more loving, more compassionate and more insistent upon justice. He goes on, in words that I trust do not apply to us, I dont believe the nonsense that our religion often spreads about God, Torah and Israel. But Ive found that there is something deeper than belief. It is in our synagogues that those movements and notes of religion are seen and heard most clearly and it is in our synagogues that something deeper than belief is forged.
Permit me one story in closing. Three years ago my younger brother, Danny, a beloved, respected, compassionate and funny, but iconoclastic and maybe slightly meshugah, pediatrician, died suddenly and quite unexpectedly. If they work at it for awhile, pediatricians, like rabbis, cantors, educators, and camp directors, touch thousands of lives parents, children, their children. My brother did and hundreds attended his funeral and shiva. We invited people to share stories about Danny during the shiva minyanim. One woman, moved by the service, came to me afterward and said: I want you to know that Dan made me a better mother. Tearfully, she continued, More important, Dan made me a better human being.
Isnt that what our congregations are ultimately about? They are communities where each of us can live our Jewish journeys and become better human beings, where we can help each other become better human beings and where, in connecting with each other, we connect with the sacred.
I will be forever grateful for the opportunity to serve this Movement and, I hope, to make a difference. My thanks to all who have made these four years so exciting, productive and rich with accomplishment. As a final point of personal privilege, a too brief public word of thanks to my wife, Amy. At our wedding over 42 years ago, as we left the chuppah, joined in matrimony at last, and walked back up the aisle , she turned to me lovingly and whispered, sweetheart, you and I have just become one...and I am that one
That is a joke, but the truth is that these past several years, I have been the one as she has supported me wholeheartedly in my service to the Union. Since I courted the most beautiful girl at Eisner 45 years ago, she has been my partner sharing whatever life has offered us including the wonderful journey of the past four years and she has been a creative contributor to so much that we have achieved.
As I conclude this remarkable chapter in my life, mindful of how much I have been strengthened and blessed by the opportunity to serve this Union, I think of the blessing we recite each time we conclude a book of the Torah. Hazak, hazak, vnithazek. Be strong, be strong, and let us strengthen one another. Let us go forth from here strong and strengthening one another in our commitment to a Judaism that is dynamic, resilient and ready to renew itself, a Judaism that engages our intellect and stirs our souls. May we be inspired to demonstrate the courage of our convictions, to speak truth to power, to pursue peace and seek justice, to care about our fellows even though we see their flaws and our own, and to hope and pray that the world will get better because in our own small way we are doing what we can to make it better.
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(Jun 25, 2012) Among corpses handled by police in 2011, only 11%were autopsied. This number is much lower than that of most of developed countries, except for the United States. (Cabinet Committee, House of Representatives, Minutes No. 7 of 180th Diet Session (May 18, 2012).) In King County, Washington State, in the United States, for example, the autopsy rate is 12.5%. (Study Group on the Cause of the Death Investigation System to Prevent Overlooking Causes of Death by Criminal Acts, Regarding the Cause-of-Death Investigation System Designed to Prevent Overlooking Causes of Death by Criminal Acts [in Japanese] [hereinafter NPA Report], National Police Agency website (Apr. 2011).)
The necessity of conducting more autopsies in Japan has been recognized over the last several years. There was a famous case in 2007 in which a healthy teenage boy died suddenly, but the local police did not suspect a crime, an autopsy was not done, and no criminal investigation was conducted. Soon afterwards, the parents took the body to a hospital and asked for an autopsy. It turned out that the boy, a young sumo wrestler, had died from a beating at his sumo stable. There have been other famous cases in which the police investigators overlooked crimes when autopsies had not been conducted. (Id.)
There are several reasons why many autopsies have not been done during police investigations. One of them is that when an investigator is not certain whether the cause of death involves a criminal act, an autopsy cannot be conducted without the consent of a member of the deceased person's family. Family members may be reluctant to consent to a dissection of the body. Sometimes, family members may be the perpetrators and therefore refuse autopsies to avoid discovery of evidence. In addition, there is a shortage of post-mortem examiners and a lack of funds. (NPA Report, supra.)
In June 2012, the Diet (Japan's parliament) enacted two laws to improve the autopsy system in relation to criminal investigation. One is the Act on Investigation of Cause of Death and on Identification of Bodies Handled by the Police (Keisatsu to_ga toriatsukau shitai no shiin mata wa mimoto no cho_sa to_ ni kansuru ho_ritsu, Act No. 34 of 2012 (June 22, 2012)). Under this new law, police are permitted to take blood and urine samples for tests and to do autopsy imaging of the body, if it is necessary for the investigation. The police can also force the performance of an autopsy without family consent, if it is recommended by a forensic medical examiner. The explanation of the need for an autopsy must be provided to the family, provided the family members are known and reachable.
The second law is the Act on the Promotion of Cause of Death Investigation. (Shiin kyu_mei to_ no suishin ni kansuru ho_ritsu, Act No. 33 of 2012 (June 22, 2012),) This law obligates the national government to make a plan to promote cause-of-death investigations; it expires two years after the effective date. The government wants the rate of autopsying to eventually rise to 20% of corpses handled by the police. (Cabinet Committee, supra.)
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Honorary Degrees to Be Awarded to 11
More than 3,000 students to graduate at 10 ceremonies
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During summer convocation ceremonies this month on U of G's main campus and at the University of Guelph-Humber, Guelph will award 11 honorary degrees, with nearly all of the recipients being recognized for their advocacy efforts aimed at improving human rights.
In addition, three retired faculty will be named University professors emeriti, and a retired biomedical scientist will receive a Medal of Merit.
In total, more than 2,600 undergraduate and graduate students will receive degrees and diplomas during eight ceremonies in the Gryphon Dome June 9 to 12, and some 500 students will graduate at two convocation ceremonies June 16 at Guelph-Humber. Honorary degree recipients will deliver the convocation addresses.
Honorary degrees will be presented to:
- Lincoln Alexander, U of G chancellor emeritus, a former lieutenant-governor of Ontario and a groundbreaking leader;
- Roméo Dallaire, who commanded the United Nations peacekeeping force for Rwanda and is an outspoken peace advocate;
- Ashraf Ghani, the former finance minister for Afghanistan who reformed the country's financial system and helped develop its electoral processes;
- Philip Gosling, a Guelph resident whose love of nature has resulted in support for conservation and environmental projects locally, regionally and nationally;
- Bob Hancock, an internationally recognized authority on bacterial diseases and host defences;
- Stephen Lewis, one of the world's most influential speakers on human rights and social justice and an activist for people affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa;
- Alanis Obomsawin, a distinguished documentary filmmaker who focuses on issues affecting Aboriginal Peoples in Canada;
- David Onley, Ontario's lieutenant-governor and an advocate for the physically challenged and less-privileged people across the country;
- Michael Tulloch, a judge of the Superior Court of Justice of Canada and one of the first lawyers to present the Ontario courts with legal argument on racial profiling;
- Sheila Watt-Cloutier, an environmental advocate on the effects of global warming and on banning pollutants that contaminate the Arctic food chain; and
- Dr. Anne-Marie Zajdlik, a Guelph physician who started a grassroots effort to raise $1 million for an AIDS clinic in Lesotho, Africa.
Convocation begins June 9 at 10 a.m. with a ceremony for the College of Arts. Obomsawin will receive an honorary doctor of letters degree, and retired French studies professor Dana Paramskas will be named University professor emerita.
At the 2:30 p.m. ceremony for the College of Biological Science, Hancock will receive an honorary doctorate of science. At a second CBS ceremony at 7 p.m., Zadjlik will be presented with an honorary doctorate of laws.
An honorary doctor of laws degree will be awarded to Lewis at the June 10 morning ceremony for the College of Management and Economics. At the afternoon ceremony for the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences (CSAHS), Dallaire and Alexander will both receive an honorary doctorate of laws. Dallaire will give the convocation address, and Alexander will welcome students. At a second CSAHS ceremony at 7 p.m., an honorary doctor of laws degree will be presented to Ghani.
On June 11, Watt-Cloutier will receive an honorary doctorate of letters at the afternoon ceremony for the College of Physical and Engineering Science.
Convocation week on the main campus wraps up June 12 with an afternoon ceremony for the Ontario Agricultural College, the Ontario Veterinary College and the Faculty of Environmental Sciences.
Gosling will receive an honorary doctor of science degree, and University professor emeritus status will be bestowed on retired professors Jorge Nef of the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development and John Leatherland of the Department of Biomedical Sciences. U of G's Medal of Merit will be presented to retired professor Pari Basrur of the Department of Biomedical Sciences.
On June 16 at Guelph-Humber, honorary doctor of laws degrees will be presented to Onley at the 2:30 p.m. ceremony and Tulloch at the 7 p.m. ceremony.


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Montana's Administrative Rules for Educator Licensure require completion of an accredited professional educator preparation program. In Montana, those programs must be offered through a college or university program accredited by NCATE (the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education) or approved by the state where the university is located. How courses are delivered by such accredited programs is of no concern.
The Montana OPI has no jurisdiction over the accreditation of programs outside of Montana. Therefore, if the program's accreditation status changes while you are enrolled, Montana cannot guarantee your eligibility for licensure.
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"Let's cut the dog crap, shall we?"
So begins these three young fans' proposition for their badly managed team. Clad in Cleveland brown and orange, they put forth the case for Jim Tressel. They also return their own serve with criticisms for the ownership's actual considerations. And dang if it isn't funny but sound reasoning. You can disagree with it, but they make a better case than most fans–and more entertaining at that.
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There will be days you fall of the wagon, as long as you dust yourself off and get back on again thats all that matters. We learnt to walk over time, so losing weight and changing your lifestyle will take time too, believe and you can achieve.
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Continuing on from the maelstrom that engulfed Tomomi Kasai's much-hyped photo book release, publisher Kodansha has made a formal apology for the controversial image of a young foreign boy clasping the naked bust of a smiling Tomomi.
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Perhaps the big yen signs in front of their eyes, branded there by the AKB management, prevented them from seeing the incredible bizarreness of the image.
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The publisher also then cancelled or postponed the release of the book itself, though have subsequently clarified that it will be release a couple of weeks late at the end of February without the offending image.
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Eating two portions of nuts a day 'may help manage diabetes'
Eating a diet rich in nuts may help to combat type 2 diabetes, new Canadian research suggests.
Two-servings of tree nuts a day appears to lower and stabilise blood sugar levels in people with the disease, according to evidence collected from 12 clinical trials.
"Tree nuts are another way people can maintain healthy blood sugar levels"
John Sievenpiper
Tree nuts include most nut types, including walnuts, cashews, hazelnuts and pecans, but exclude peanuts, which are technically legumes.
Nut consumption improved two key markers of blood sugar, the results from analysing data on 450 trial participants showed.
One, the HbA1c test, measures blood sugar levels over three months. The other, the fasting glucose test, assesses blood sugar after the patient has not eaten for eight hours.
The best results were seen when nuts replaced refined carbohydrates rather than saturated fats.
A single serving of tree nuts was defined as about a quarter of a cup, or 30 grams. Participants in the clinical trials were given 56 grams of nuts a day on average.
The results of the study were published in the online journal PLOS ONE.
Dr John Sievenpiper, from St Michael's Hospital in Toronto, who led the research, said: "Tree nuts are another way people can maintain healthy blood sugar levels in the context of a healthy dietary pattern."
He pointed out that while nuts are high in fat, the fat is of the healthier unsaturated variety. Despite the fact that nuts can be high in calories, participants in the clinical trials did not gain weight.
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BY Bruce Young | 09 Dec 2012
The Australian Golf Writers Association (AGWA) last night announced the winners of this year's Australian Golf Media Awards at a function in Sydney held in conjunction with the Emirates Australian Open at The Lakes Golf Club.
Of the awards presented former Sydney Morning Herald veteran golf writer Peter Stone won the Best Report- Newspaper category while former Age golf writer Martin Blake and the Herald Sun's Mark Hayes shared the award for Best Feature – Newspaper.
2012 Walkley Award winning photographer Phil Hillyard won the award for Best Photograph.
The award winners were decided by a panel led by noted sports journalist Mr Jim Webster OAM and representatives from Golf Australia, the PGA of Australia and the Australian Ladies Professional Golfers Inc.
The President of the Australian Golf Writers Association Mr. Brendan Moloney said he was pleased to see the golfing community again support the Australian Golf Media Awards which continue to grow in stature each year.
"The Australian Golf Writers Association congratulates the winners of the 2011-2012 Australian Golf Media Awards," said Moloney.
"Now in their 17th year, the awards acknowledge excellence in writing, photography and broadcasting by AGWA members and non-members alike. The announcement of the winners is always a highlight of our annual dinner during the Australian Open."
"Nearly 200 entries for the 10 categories were received from Australia and overseas. As well as congratulating the winners, we'd like to thank the judging panel of Jim Webster OAM, Bruce Baskett, Hamish Jones, Nicole O'Farrell, and Sandy Lonergan."
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FLORENCE, Ariz. — An Arizona woman is facing charges after authorities say she shot her husband because she thought he was a burglar breaking into their vehicle.
The Pinal County Sheriff's Office say 34-year-old Melisah Havens of San Tan Valley reported shooting her 35-year-old husband Friday night.
When deputies arrived, they found the man, whose name has not been released, with gunshot wounds to the chest and right hand.
Sheriff Paul Babeu says Havens said her husband had taken her car keys to go get milk.
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Title: Pricing of IPO:s on the Swedish stock market
Authors: Mikael Gustavsson
Martin Kvist
Henrik Wannberg
Tutor: Anders Hederstierna
Problem: There are certain sets of problems for underwriters when they are pricing potential stock-exchange companies. The problem partly consists of estimating the demand at an IPO and also to accurately value the business in comparison to the market.
To set the price per share is problematic, since the company carrying out the public offering wants to optimise the amount of capital at the same time as they want the share to be subscribed in full. If the IPO would not be carried out, it could cause harm to the position of the underwriters.
Purpose: To investigate whether underpricing exists associated with IPO:s on the Swedish market during the period 1995-1999.
Method: The collection of data has been achieved by means of: Internet, E-mail and telephone calls.
Conclusions: We have reached the conclusion that oversubscribing in comparison to the return at an IPO has an average growth of 3.3 per cent the first day, on every occasion of oversubscribing.
For the studied population, including 138 initial public offerings, the average market value rise is 15 per cent the first day. When we made our calculations, adjustments have been made for the general index of Affärsvärlden (AFGX). The revenue of 15 per cent indicates that underpricing does exist.
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Fongwan to ask for studies on Europe mummies-A A +A
Thursday, May 22, 2014
LA TRINIDAD, Benguet -- If mummies in Europe are proven to be from here, Governor Nestor Fongwan wants to bring them home.
"If they are really mummies from Benguet, then they must be returned," the governor said.
Weeks ago, Engr. Orlando Abinion of the National Museum revealed there are two mummies in Europe suspected to be from the province.
Fongwan said further studies must be made to be certain the mummies are from the province before any move is taken.
Abinion said photographs of the mummies indicate they are Cordilleran because of its seated position and tattoos.
The mummies are in the hands of a private collector.
Abinion is a Chemical engineer by profession and completed the course on Conservation of Cultural Property. He is currently affiliated with National Museum, National Commission for Culture and the Arts as a conservation consultant.
Fongwan is pushing for further studies on the mummy's origin.
"We need to gather all data first," he iterated.
In his talk, Abinion outlined the journey of the legendary Apo Anno, since it was stolen and how it was brought back to Benguet.
The return of Apo Anno was a joint effort of Abinon through the National Museum, the Department of Tourism and the Provincial Government.
The return of the mummy was able to unify the Ibaloy, Kankana-ey and the Kalanguya of the Province.
Apo Anno was an Igorot mighty hunter and was believed to have died at the age of 250 years according to the elders. His body was mummified and was interred in a cave along the Nabalicong tributary, at the mouth of Agno River. For centuries, Apo Anno was idolized as a cult hero and revered as a cult God.
Unfortunately, his mummy disappeared from its resting place beginning the saga of the lost mummy the province retrieved years ago.
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Opened as the Dox in 1932, this theater sat just under 400. It was renamed the Studio in 1951, and was again renamed the Astro in the 60s. It closed in 1969.
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It seems all this anger is not just about a rubbish movie
It seems many people have found their way of releasing frustration, from this fake war, unemployment, electricity crisis, corruption and many many other issues, by damaging public and private property in the name of their love of Prophet (S.A.W). If these idiots want to show their anger on other issues then they should not use the name of Islam of Prophet (S.A.W) and if it is about Islam then this type of violence, attacks on embassies/diplomats and damage to civilian property is not taught by Islam.
Attacks on ambassadors and diplomats are not allowed. Even the ambassadors of worst enemies of Prophet (S.A.W) were not harmed by Prophet (S.A.W) or Sahaba (R.A). What sort of love of Prophet (S.A.W) that people are clearly violating his teachings in the name of the religion he preached. If people have issues with war or foreign policies then they shouldn't do it at least in the name of religion or the love of Prophet (S.A.W). Even in the war case, Islam doesn't allow attacks on diplomats.
It seems all this anger is not just about a rubbish movie but the movie has worked like a spark to ignite the fuel. We should not let these morons who made such films to do things which are against Islam and the teachings of Prophet (S.A.W) and that too in the name of Islam.
Recent reports of violence from all over the Muslims world and today in Pakistan on the day of Yaum e Ishq e Rasool (S.A.W) are not very helpful in spreading the right message of Islam. The way people are protesting, it seems they are more interested in looting and plundering the wealth of others than showing any love for the Prophet (S.A.W). I condemn such violence in the name of religion especially in the name of a religion which doesn't allow such actions.
We condemn the movie against Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W); We also condemn the murder of un armed diplomats in Libya
Freedom of speech should come with sense of exercising responsibility. If people cannot tolerate that their parents, children or relatives are insulted in public then how can they demand Muslims to tolerate any thing insulting towards a personality who is many times more respectable than parents. But protestors should also know that violent protests are not a way to protest and what happened in Libya is also against Islam. It seems some pro-war lobby ignited the fire to fuel more hatred and clashes between civilizations. We should not fall into their traps and the best way I find is to simply ignore these retards or if some people want to protest then they should keep it peaceful.
The attack on Libyan embassy and brutal murder of an unarmed ambassador is totally against Islam. Shame on those who did this. If the protest was against the insult of Islam then this action has brought more insult than the video. We should show discomfort at the promotion of hatred among different religions and cultures but without committing more hate actions during the protests. The best way to condemn the work of those film makers is not to fall into their trap of creating more clashes among religions. Reacting violently to the actions of some moron is like playing in their hands. No matter how much these evil minds try to insult Prophet (S.A.W), they will not be able to reduce his stature as the most respectable human being of all times.
We condemn the movie against Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W). We also condemn the murder of unarmed diplomats in Libya.
Governments must take some serious actions against the publications of blashpemous cartoons.
Recent publications of the blasphemous cartoons of Prophet Muhammed(SAW) have outraged the common muslim and every mentally fit human being all over the world.
Now its time for our so called civilized leadership of the world to take some serious actions or else the results of these type of insulting actions against the religion will result in horrible consequences for the world.
These are the same zionist backed people who want the world to go towards the clash of civilizations.


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PASADENA, Md. (WMAR) -
Anne Arundel County Police have identified the man killed in a single car crash Wednesday night.
Police say they received two separate complaints of an intoxicated driver, driving a red Honda minivan with a tag number of 1AA0839 just before 1:00 a.m.
Shortly after the lookout was broadcasted, an officer spotted the van driving erratically and swerving across the roadway on Fort Smallwood Road near Edwin Raynor Boulevard in Pasadena.
The officer attempted to make a traffic stop, but the driver of the Honda accelerated away and out of the sight of the officer.
About 5 minutes later, officers found the Honda at Mountain Road near Fairwood Road where it had struck a tree, killing the driver. There was no one else in the car at the time.
The driver of the Honda has been identified as Amon Samuel Whitte, 25, of Baltimore.
Evidence suggests excessive speed is a primary cause of the crash. It is unknown if alcohol or drugs were also contributing factors.


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December 17, 2013 10:04 AM
FERNDALE, Humboldt County (AP) — A magnitude-4.2 undersea earthquake has jiggled communities along California's far north coast.
The Humboldt County sheriff's office says there were no reports of damage or injury from the predawn Tuesday quake.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the 5:28 a.m. temblor was centered in the ocean 16 miles west-northwest of Ferndale and 21 miles west-southwest of Eureka.
Residents posting to the USGS community Internet intensity map reported the shaking as light to weak.
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Arcane Eye
For some reason I love this pet, although I always feel like he is watching me. I am not paranoid. My psychiatrist says that he is not watching me, so I am sure he is not watching me. I mean how could he watch me, he's not real. Is he? But anyways, the best pet against flyers is the Nexus Whelpling in my opinion. But the next best pet against flyers is the Arcane Eye. His Drain Power ability is awesome if you combine that with Arcane Storm. Look out.
I don't know what's going on with leveling here. But I tried my Pandereren water spirit lvl 13 for about 5 fights without one level. And I did a lvl 10 dark whelpling close to leveling up and all it did was barely go to 11.
This is a decent pet vs flyers. Weak defense but can burn down alot of pets before you have to swap it. A staple of my "B" team.
Just managed to catch my first one - a rare nonetheless! - using 3 x Fluxfire Feline [uncommon, 2 x lvl 6 and a lvl 7]. Took me a couple of tries, but in the end managed to catch it by a hair (or, more precisely on the very last round before my third kitty perished). So happy!
Getting the other two eyes after this was a piece of cake (first two kittys were enough to catch both a poor and a common eye).
Very easy to find in Deadwind Pass near the entrance to the Kharazan instance. Spawn in front, back, top and sides of the building, as well as in the adjacent water channel. Easy to find via flight form or flying mount. They spawn 24 hours a day, but you may wish to hunt for them before and after hunting for Restless Shadelings in the Master's Cellar. If you don't find rares, check again later, and you may double or triple your luck! If these were tradeable, I'd make a killing!
Only found one in all the Deadwind area and it was an uncommon.
Their location is your one stop shopping place for pet leveling. After doing the trainer whom it is a gift to fast level a lvl one pet to 6 with Jack's first move, you can then go on to eyes. As said they single spawn so perfect for a lowbie to take a shot then switch. They always seem to be plentiful. I've found 2 rares, only come in one build. Bit mean ganging up three against one tho. :)
The one I tamed was a rare, but I find it difficult to level, as it loses health very quickly, even against flying oponents. I give it high rates for the looks however.
i love this pet ... I use with my Azure Whelping and the damage bonus he gets
from the arcane winds is freakin awesome . can one hit lvl 25 comon pets with ease and uncommon most the time to
Shadelings and eyes are single mobs. I have yet to see a rare shadeling, used a stone on mine. I got a rare eye but it took a lot and I was always the only one there.
These are useful for lvling pets if you're like me and enjoy the slow way. If you're just starting out, this is a good one to grab since they are lvl 16-18, easily gunned down by strong lower lvl pets, and fly solo so no pesky second or third to beat down. Eyeblast and Interrupting Gaze are a dead useful combo too. Also, my first Flawless unmarked battlestone dropped after fighting one, but that was two droprate modifications ago.
Easy to spot them near kara
It's not normal for almost all other pets but the Arcane Eyes and I think also the Restless Shadling both only come with 1 of their type rather than 2 other random pet types from the zone.
Started pet battling today and all of the Eyes I found were single mob fights...is that normal?
I am having the worst luck with this guy. I happened to fly down there just to battle the tainer and the Shadelings were up so I got a rare one of those and thought "Hey I never came here and caught an Arcane Eye, I'll nab one while I'm here"
There is no one else in this area here on my server and after about 3 dozen (didn't need to wait for any respawns) I still haven't even seen a rare.
Just got my rare on second try (first was uncommon). There are still three left so that makes five.
Slychd - It could simply be bad timing. This battle pet and the Restless Shadeling are on daily and/or timed spawns from what I can tell. I killed all the Arcane Eyes in Deadwind Pass roughly 30 minutes ago and none of them have respawned. I've also read that the Shadelings only come out somewhere between midnight and 9am EST, then despawn late morning.
EDIT: After posting this comment the Eyes started respawning again. So figure a 30-40 minute timer on respawns.
Flew to Kara to try to battle the last Master Pet Tamer. Found exactly one Arcane Eye, close to noon server time. Fortunately, it was rare. Now I only have to come back for the other pet and I'll be done with Deadwinds Pass. :)
I am not sure if this the best place to ask a question, but since it is (IMO) the best and most comprehensive pet site, I am willing to risk the down votes. I have used these wild pets to level several mechanical pets up and througout all these battles, I have come across a total of three rares which I have captured and kept. Since capturing the last one, I have not seen any more. None. I have never heard of any sort of limit, does anyone have an idea why this would be?
I have this and my Celestial Dragon together while leveling up other pets and they make a great tag team especially on those tough wilds that just "get your goat" so to speak. If you do this combo, have your dragon with arcane winds then switch to your eye, open with drain power, then use mana surge (does have a chance to miss) then follow with psychic blast. hopefully by the time this is over you should either need to switch back to the dragon or the battle is finished. GL! :)


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