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University of Hawaii at Manoa Faculty Senate, September 20, 2000
Law School Classroom 2
Chair's Report
New SEC
Work on core continued over summer
Hawaiian/Second Language waiver issue seems resolved
Inadequate Manoa representation in Presidential Search
Administration reorganized CRDC CDS/UAP, Public Health
SVP Legal Affairs - Walter Kirimitsu
Administration views on University Autonomy amendment
UHPA vs Administration - difference on wording
History of case law on university autonomy
What is statewide concern?
Legislature changed bill over question of ceded lands
Pay lag
UHPA's position - Joan Peters
UHPA's counsel - Tony Gill rebuts Kirimitsu
Faculty senate passes motion opposing constitutional amendment at it stands
Committee Reports
Resolution on Assessment
Resolution on Home Schooling
Resolution on suspension of differential admission requirements for some students
Resolution on how grade point averages are calculated
Belinda Aquino, Barry Baker, Hazel Beh, Horst Brandes, Kent Bridges, Craig Chaudron, Jerome Comcowich, Robert Cooney, Joanne Cooper, John Cox, Thomas Craven, Martha Crosby, Jim Dator, Sandy Davis, Ernestine Enomoto, Carl Evensen, Andrea Feeser, David Flynn, Michael Forman, Richard Frankel, Pamela Fujita-Starck, Donna Fukuda, Michael Garcia, Carolyn Gotay, William Haning, Manfred Henningsen, Karen Jolly, Robert Joseph, Merle Kataoka-Yahiro, Irvin King, Ed Laws, Bruce Liebert, Glenn Man, Susan Miyasaka, Ralph Moberly, Wendy Pearson, Teresita Ramos, Philip Rehbock, John Rieder, Gerard Russo, Francis Sansone, Gwen Sinclair, Martha Staff, John Stimson, Charles Weems, Joel Weiner, Sylvia Yuen
Iqbal Ahmed, Meda Chesney-Lind, Marilyn Dunlap, Patricia Fryer, Emily Hawkins, Nanette Judd, Peter Kim, Laurence Kolonel, Robert Paull, Brent Sipes,
Elaine Bailey, John Hardman, Joy Marsella, James Marsh, John Melish, Jane Moulin, Charles Mueller, David Sanders, Frank Walton, Kelley Withy, Ming-Bao Yue
Thomas Bopp, Mona Chock, Judith Inazu, Barbara Polk, David Robb, Dean Smith, Kenneth Tokuno
Lance Collins, Tony Gill, Kenneth Kipnis, Joan Peters
Chair Barry Baker opened the meeting at 3:06 PM.
The Minutes for the Faculty Senate meeting of May 10, 2000 were accepted unanimously, without modification.
Chair's Report
Chair Baker gave the following Report:
The SEC was busy over the summer, meeting every week except one in July. It met as an enlarged group with both the 1999-2000 and 2000-01 Senate Executive Committee members.
Senate committee assignments were made in late May. The new SEC organized during first meeting in June. Members are:
New SEC
John Cox Vice-chair and SEC liaison to Committee on Athletics. Committee chair Edward Laws.
Joanne Cooper SEC liaison to the Committee on Administration and Budget. No committee chair.
Jim Dator Faculty Senate and Congress Secretary and SEC liaison to the Committee on Faculty Service. Committee chair Emily Hawkins.
Sandy Davis SEC secretary and SEC liaison to the Committee on Academic Policy and Planning. Committee chair Manfred Henningsen.
Ralph Moberly Senate parliamentarian and SEC liaison to the Committee on Student Affairs. No committee chair.
Charles Weems SEC liaison to the Committee on Professional Matters. Committee chair Bob Cooney.
Summer activities of the SEC were as follows:
Work on core continued over summer
General Education Core and Manoa Graduation Requirements as adopted by the Senate were sent to the BOR in mid May. Additional information requested by the BOR was forwarded in June. The core revision was approved by the BOR on 21 July. Administration and governance of the core is now the responsibility of the Manoa Faculty Senate. A Manoa Administration working group headed by Mary Tiles worked on the implementation of the new core over the summer as did another faculty group from CAPP--Manfred Henningsen, Karen Jolly, and Matt McGranaghan. The latter issued a final draft of an implementation plan entitled Faculty Governance of Manoa General Education. Proposed deadline is 31 December 2000 to allow implementation in Fall Semester 2001
Hawaiian/Second Language waiver issue seems resolved
The resolution of the Hawaiian/Second Language graduation requirement waiver policy had been outstanding, but it now appears resolved. During the first week of the duty period, on 16 August, a meeting of the Faculty Congress was held. Faculty expressed their views on the waiver policy resolution passed by the senate in April, and a vote by all faculty members was called for. This was held, and 57% of the votes cast supported the resolution while 43% were opposed. The election results were certified by the SEC on 18 September and the resolution now goes to CAB to craft language to change the charter and bylaws to conform to this new governance requirement. Byproducts of the process were questions raised regarding election procedures and the ability of all eligible faculty members to receive ballots and be able to vote.
These matters will be forwarded to CAB and CFS for consideration.
Inadequate Manoa representation in Presidential Search
In June, the SEC and the Council of Dean's and Directors expressed concern regarding what we considered inadequate Manoa participation on the BOR-appointed Presidential Search Advisory Committee. A letter expressing this view and requesting additional Manoa faculty representation was sent from Senate Chair Barry Baker and Council Chair Chuck Hayes to the Board. No response has been received. At the BOR's request, on 15 September three faculty names were forwarded for selection to serve on this important committee.
In mid July the SEC sought advice from Professor Jon Van Dyke of the Law School on the proposed state constitutional amendment on UH autonomy, and in addition was addressed by attorney Tony Gill and J N Musto representing UHPA.
In late July, several resolutions from CAPP were received regarding changes to Manoa admissions requirements.
Also in late July, the SEC sent a letter to President Mortimer regarding lack of campus input, particularly from students, on the football team name and logo change, and in administrative changes in the processing of all extramurally-sponsored awards through RCUH.
In early August, the SEC met with Pauline Sheldon, interim dean of the School of Travel Industry Management to discuss the future of TIM, its relationship with the College of Business Administration, and to offer our support in maintaining TIM as an independent, stand-alone academic unit. This matter was also brought up in a 15 August meeting with EVC Smith.
Administration reorganized CRDC CDS/UAP, Public Health
Also in early August, the UH administration implemented an approved reorganization of the Curriculum Research and Development Center, and the Center on Disability Studies, University-affiliated programs to the UHM College of Education, as well as the approved reorganization for the School of Public Health programs to the UHM John A, Burns School of Medicine.
In mid August, a Manoa Budget Advisory Committee was formed. Senate members are John Cox and Barry Baker. The committee will be considering long-term budget planning from 2001 through 2007 and the biennium budget for fiscal years 2001 to 2003.
A 15 August meeting of the SEC with President Mortimer and EVC Smith discussed the status of collective bargaining, autonomy, extramurally funded awards, athletics department issues, the proposed Manoa chancellorship, and the CBA/TIM relationship.
Also in mid August at the SEC's request, President Mortimer forwarded a letter enumerating the responsibilities of the recently appointed Special Advisor to the President, Mr. Harold S. Masumoto.
Over the course of the summer the SEC has received numerous requests for faculty names to serve on committees; the CFS has acted or is acting on these requests. One important committee is the WASC Accrediting Advisory Committee, Barry Baker as chair and John Cox serve on this committee. Student leaders were dissatisfied with their participation on this committee and they prevailed upon EVC Smith to enlarge the committee to include more students and additional faculty who they believe would better represent their interests.
A Manoa chancellorship committee has met to advise EVC Smith on that issue and of particular interest is a new Manoa administrative structure that it appears will include a dean or vice chancellor for undergraduate education, in response to previous faculty recommendations.
In September, the SEC participated in a retreat with Manoa administrators and deans and directors that was fruitful, with a frank exchange of views on many subjects of interest to faculty.
There will be a testimonial for David Yount and a reception at 4:30 pm Thursday 28 September in the TIM Sunset Resource Center.
On 13 September the SEC received a request to review a proposed College of Engineering reorganization plan that was to be presented to the BOR this week. The request had an impossible deadline of 18 September. The request has been forwarded to CAPP for consideration, however it will likely become a fait accompli before CAPP can act.
SVP Legal Affairs - Walter Kirimitsu
Chair Baker then introduced Mr. Walter S. Kirimitsu, Senior Vice President for Legal Affairs and University General Counsel, who presented the views of the UH Administration concerning the Constitutional Amendment on University Autonomy that will be on the ballot at the next General Election on November 7.
Administration views on University Autonomy amendment
Kirimitsu said there were two major changes in the wording on University governance in the present State Constitution (Article X, Section 6) and that of the proposed amendment.
One concerned the elimination of the phrase "as provided by law" that restricts the power of the Board of Regents to "formulate policy and to exercise control over the university.. ." In its place was inserted the sentence, "This section shall not limit the power of the legislature to enact laws of statewide concern." About the desirability of this change, there was never any dispute between the University Administration and the University of Hawaii Professional Assembly (UHPA, the faculty union), Kirimitsu said.
It was the second change that is controversial, though even UHPA initially did not object--this was a last-minute addition by the Legislature at the end of the previously-agreed upon sentence which states "The legislature shall have the exclusive jurisdiction to identify laws of statewide concern."
UHPA vs Administration - difference on wording
The main question of dispute between the Administration and the UHPA here is whether this final sentence means that if the BOR and the Legislature differ on what is a matter of "statewide concern", the BOR can go to the Courts for their judgement, or whether the Legislature has the final word on what is and is not a law of "statewide concern" from which there can be no recourse to the Courts.
UHPA says "Yes. The word of the Legislature is final. We cannot appeal to the Courts" The Administration says, "No. There is no change in the normal right to judicial review," said Kirimitsu.
The Hawaii Supreme Court has consistently ruled that separation of powers can not be abrogated by Constitutional Amendment, and that the words in the Constitution should be construed as written according to the usual rules of English grammar and meaning, Kirimitsu said.
Thus, if the BOR decides that something is "internal" to the University, and both houses of the Legislature pass legislation that says to the contrary that it is of "statewide concern," and the Governor signs or does not veto the bill, then the BOR can go to the Courts as usual, and expect a ruling, all the way up to the State Supreme Court, if necessary, Kirimitsu maintained.
Kirimitsu gave examples of possible disputes between the BOR and the Legislature. One concerned the issue of ceded lands upon which the University sits. The Legislature, in his view, could say that the University is not free to dispose of those lands in ways contrary to the laws of the Legislature. The Legislature could preempt the right of the BOR here. Similarly, the Legislature could preempt the right of the BOR to make rules concerning the privacy of medical records if those rules differed from those of other State employees, declaring this also to be a matter of "statewide concern."
History of case law on university autonomy
Finally, Kirimitsu discussed the history of case law on issues of university autonomy in Hawaii, noting that the 1978 Constitutional Convention did amend the previous Constitution in ways that gave the University more autonomy than it had before. Only once, Kirimitsu stated, did the Courts decide that a State law superceded a policy of the BOR. That was the case of Levi vs. UH concerning the age of mandatory retirement. State law said age 70 and BOR policy at the time said age 65. Levi was successful in getting the Court to decide that State policy here should prevail over that of the BOR.
"Who knows when a dispute may come in the future?" In the meantime, we are losing a great opportunity to gain more freedom and flexibility in our operations if the voters do not support the present constitutional amendment, Mr. Kirimitsu concluded.
A questions and answers period followed.
What is statewide concern?
Kirimitsu was asked, "What is not of `statewide' concern? Isn't everything?"
Kirimitsu replied that at one level, yes, but the courts will apply a much stricter interpretation--there must be a "substantial" level of concern.
Kirimitsu was asked since UHPA disagrees, are you really confident that the amendment will grant significant autonomy to the University?
Yes. The Legislature has in fact enacted three bills in the recent past (including the one that created the office of UH General Counsel) that have granted the University greater autonomy It is the intention of the Legislature in this amendment to grant even more autonomy. The University must more affirmatively assert the autonomy it already has, and which this amendment expands.
Legislature changed bill over question of ceded lands
In response to another question, Kirimitsu also suggested that the sentence in question was inserted at the last minute by the Legislature not to give greater power to the Legislature over the University per se, but in response to "heavy lobbying pressure" by groups concerned that the University might make decisions concerning the ceded lands on which it sits that would be contrary to what these groups might prefer, or to what might be otherwise enacted into law.
Pay lag
The issue of the impending pay lag of faculty salaries was also brought up as an example of the refusal of the Administration now to exercise the autonomy it already has vis-a-vis the State. Kirimitsu replied that the matter is presently before the courts.
At this point, Chair Baker introduced Professor Joan Peters and Mr. Tony Gill, who had been invited by Professor Alex Malahoff , who is also President of UHPA, to represent him and to present to the Senate on his behalf the views of UHPA on the autonomy amendment.
UHPA's position - Joan Peters
Peters started out by making it clear that it is the desire of UHPA to work as closely and positively with the Administration as possible, and only to disagree when there are serious matters of contention. This is one, she said.
She described the way in which the issue had slowly emerged within the governing board of UHPA, and then read the UHPA Resolution, that had been passed overwhelmingly, against supporting the autonomy amendment. She said it is clear that the amendment, far from granting the University more autonomy, gives us significantly less than we have now.
She also read from the official Fact Sheet that comes from the State concerning the proposed Amendment.
While appearing to present the Administration and the UHPA side fairly, at the very end of the UHPA position, the Sheet appears to discount the UHPA objection, she said.
UHPA's counsel - Tony Gill rebuts Kirimitsu
Gill then spoke at considerable length, repeatedly rebutting the statement, uttered by Kirimitsu, that it was "absurd" to believe the wording in question does away with the right to judicial review. Gill agreed with Kirimitsu that UHPA had supported the amendment right up to the last-minute addition of the final sentence. Without that sentence, the amendment would be OK. With it, it is entirely unacceptable, Gill said.
It makes no sense to give any branch of government the exclusive right finally to determine the legality of its own acts. And yet that is what these words "plainly" do--according to the normal rules of English grammar and meaning, the standard that Kirimitsu correctly said the Courts will use, Gill stated.
Gill also disputed Kirimitsu's claim that there was only one prior court case concerning the autonomy of the University. The Levi case in 1981 that Kirimitsu cited is one, but there is also the Daeufer case in 1983.
And, Gill said, there have been at least ten other cases that have also concerned the autonomy issue to some extent.
He also said that the Courts are already generous in allowing the Legislature to determine what is of "statewide concern" in such a way that other provisions of the Constitution (on equal protection of the law, for example) can be overridden by constitutional amendment, in matters not related to UH autonomy. He reminded the Senate of the Court's position on same-sex marriage. The Courts initially maintained that same-sex marriages were valid, under the equal protection clause, unless the State could prove a compelling state interest to the contrary. The Legislature turned the matter over to the voters in a constitutional amendment who overwhelming disapproved of same-sex marriage. The Courts then stated (and properly so, according to established principles of law, Gill said) that the Amendment against same sex marriage overrode the right to equal protection under the law as also provided in the Constitution.
If the Courts decided this way on the same-sex issue, there is no reason to assume they will decide otherwise on the Autonomy Amendment, if passed in its present form. They will say they have no right to decide on a controversy between the BOR and the Legislature; that the Amendment clearly and plainly states that the Legislature has the final word.
Gill reviewed the history of wording on UH governance in the State Constitution from 1968 through the present proposal (handout attached). He also distributed what he labeled "Sloppy Diagram #1" that depicts his understanding of the relationship between the Constitution, Statues, and BOR policies (also attached).
Gill concluded that the principle of checks and balances is a good one that must be preserved, and that if this amendment passes, it will be much harder to change it than it would be if the amendment were defeated now, and preferred wording sought later.
He agreed that the current wording does not give the UH real autonomy anyway. He suggested that we should search out the best examples of university autonomy, and enact them here. He cited 1848 Michigan legislation, and the laws governing the University of California system, as especially good examples.
A question and answer period then followed.
Gill was asked if it was the Union's judgement that having an unelected group of the governor's friends running the University is better than having the 75 elected members of the Legislature running it.
Gill replied, no, and that was why he suggested we vote no on this amendment, find a better model for autonomy, and enact it.
Kirimitsu was asked why the Administration was not willing to reject the current amendment and try to get better wording later. He replied that the Administration believes that, if the Amendment is rejected by the voters, the Legislature will not be willing to reword and resubmit it later--at least for a long time; that getting the present amendment passed is our best hope for autonomy.
Someone asked if the current Fact Sheet can be changed. Kirimitsu said it is being reviewed by the Attorney General now, who is thoroughly familiar with the difference of opinion between the Administration and UHPA. Kirimitsu is hopeful a new Fact Sheet will result.
Someone then asked if that meant that the Courts would refer to the Fact Sheet to interpret the intent of the Legislature, and Kirimitsu replied that he hoped the courts would not be that weak; that they would come to their own judgement on the meaning of the constitution and not be bound by what the Fact Sheet said.
Someone then asked what the Faculty Senate can do in response to this information. Chair Baker replied that this meeting was intended just for information purposes, but that if anyone wished to make a motion to be voted on, including that of asking a committee to review and make recommendations, then that was in order.
Faculty senate passes motion opposing constitutional amendment at it stands
After some further discussion a motion was made which stated that "the Faculty Senate goes on record as being in opposition to the proposed constitutional amendment on autonomy as it is written." Chair Baker asked the author of the motion Associate Researcher Bob Cooney whether this motion represented a sense of the senate; Cooney relied that it did.
After very brief consideration, a vote was taken, and the motion passed 22 for, 12 against, and 6 abstentions.
Committee Reports
The next order of business was a report by CAPP and the presentation of four resolutions, by CAPP chair, Professor Manfred (No Hair To Lose) Henningsen.
Henningsen stressed the fact that the recent actions by the Senate in modifying the core, and the assessment proposal from CAPP today, if adopted, will require considerably more participation by the faculty members in their own governance than ever before--regardless of what happens to the constitutional amendment.
Yet the low recent faculty turnout (except by those departments directly concerned) for an issue as vital as the Language Waiver makes one wonder if the faculty really wants, or deserves, autonomy. We are approaching the voting turnout levels of ASUH which are themselves similar to voting rates in England in the 17th Century, he pointed out, when the franchise was purposely restricted.
Resolution on Assessment
Henningsen then called attention to the material distributed to the Senate along with the Agenda (and attached to these Minutes), beginning with the Draft Handbook on Departmental Assessment of Undergraduate Learning at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He thanked Ralph Moberly for preparing the first draft of the Handbook, Craig Chaudron for fine-tuning the Handbook, and Ken Tokuno from the Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor for his invaluable assistance throughout the process.
Henningsen read the Resolution which explained the purpose and need for the action on assessment. He called the attention of the Senate to the other resolutions, also attached, which he said came to CAPP from Director David Robb, UHM Director of Admissions and Records. Chair Baker asked that all of the CAPP resolutions be voted on as a package, if possible; no senators objected.
A question and answer period then ensued.
One person wanted to know why ACTs were to replace the SATs for home-schooled applicants.
Robb replied that ACTs test actual knowledge in subjects usually taught in high schools while the SAT is an "aptitude" test (as the "A" in SAT used to mean). So the ACT will serve not to replace the SAT but rather the school transcript that home schooled students do not have.
Resolution on Home Schooling
Someone wanted to know why home-schooled applicants should "generally be 17 years of age or older"? Robb replied that in spite of the abolition in the 1960s/70s of the old In Loco Parentis doctrine, the
University still would have special obligations towards any minors who were admitted as its students. So, "generally" someone younger than seventeen should not be admitted, but could be in exceptional cases.
Resolution on suspension of differential admission requirements for some students
Resolution on how grade point averages are calculated
Why has UH required that out-of-state applicants have higher academic qualifications than in-state applicants? Mr. Robb said he was not sure; that there had been considerable discussion in his office about that. It was believed that it related to the fear (widespread generally, and not just concerning admission to UH) that after obtaining statehood, Hawaii would be flooded with mainlanders, who might push locals out of UH. This did not happen, and there is now no justification for having different academic standards for locals and mainland applicants, if there ever was.
Chair Baker then asked EVC Smith and AVPAA Bopp if they had any comments to make on the resolutions, and Smith replied only to thank CAPP for moving so well and quickly on the matter, and to inform the Senate that he had today committed funds to the Assessment process.
Henningsen again reminded the Senate that the Handbook was a very good guide, and that it also listed the names of people at Manoa who could provide individual departments with assistance in setting up their own assessment policies and procedures. "This is being done by the faculty, and not the administration," he reminded everyone. There is also additional information about the assessment process on the websites identified in the Handbook, he said.
The question was called for. The vote on calling the question was unanimous, as was the vote on the resolutions themselves, which were voted on as a package, and not separately.
Immediately after voting the Senate lost its quorum and the meeting adjourned at 4:58 PM.
Humbly submitted by your loyal scrivener,
Jim Dator


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Now a Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) subsidiary, St. Paul, Minn., based Kemps is on its fourth owner in 15 years. At 100 years old this month, the business has over 1,200 employees and over $800 million in sales. Like most milk processors, their fluid sales are down and ice cream is flat. But sales overall keep growing – with a big jump in frozen yogurt.
The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports that Kemps is now an "autonomous business" within DFA, which bought the business from HP Hood in 2011. Hood owned Kemps since 2004.
Kemps is the market leader for milk, ice cream, and frozen ice cream novelties in Minnesota's Twin Cities, and top for ice cream and milk in Milwaukee, according to IRI data.
Kemps trails only Ben & Jerry's in frozen yogurt market share, with 10.53 percent of the market versus Ben & Jerry's 14.9 percent. Up a full percentage point in fro-yo sales, it's the company's big bet on growth for the future.
More news from Kemps...
Kemps' 100th Anniversary Mobile 'Mooseum' Touring Minnesota & Wisconsin
Move over Oscar Mayer Weinermobile, step aside Hershey's Kissmobile -- the Kemps 100th Anniversary Mobile "Moooseum" is rolling across Minnesota and Wisconsin!
Created to celebrate St. Paul-based Kemps' 100th Anniversary year, the new Kemps Moooseum – built inside a 53-foot-long semi-trailer filled with Kemps memorabilia and surprises – invites visitors to step back in time and see a 1940s-era, fully-functional stainless-steel soda shop fountain helmed by a costumed "soda jerk." Other features of the Kemps Moooseum:
• An interactive Incredible Milking Cow station where families can milk the rubber udders of a simulated Kemps cow, as it "mooos" contentedly. • Free samples of Kemps' newest ice cream flavors. • Four interactive "Guess The Ice Cream Flavor" games and iPad-based Cow Art Gallery that enables you to digitally transform cows into disco-dancing divas. • The opportunity to take your family's picture next to the Kemps Cow Car, a bright red Volkswagon bug with a custom-fabricated, 100-pound, 3-foot-tall Kemps cow erupting from its back window. • Flat-panel multi-media TV wall playing scenes from Kemps history. • A "From Farm To Freezer" Wall, which takes consumers behind-the-scenes to reveal how ice cream is made at Kemps' Rochester plant. • A life size ice cream freezer door that surprises guests by spraying compressed cold air toward them when opened.
"Think of the Kemps Mobile Moooseum as a family-friendly blend of fun hands-on activities, colorful displays and a walk through ice cream history, all celebrating 100 years of delicious dairy goodness at Kemps," says Rachel Kyllo, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Kemps. "Our Moooseum chronicles the growth of Kemps from a small creamery in southeastern Minnesota back in 1914 to the Kemps of today, which is now part of Dairy Farmers of America, the largest farmer-owned dairy cooperative in the US, with more than 9,000 dairy farmers."
"The Moooseum honors the dairy history of Minnesota and Wisconsin, the 1,126 employees of Kemps who are dedicated to nourishing our communities, and anyone who loves the wholesome taste of ice cream, sour cream, yogurt, cottage cheese and milk," adds Kyllo. "Plus, the Moooseum is going to be just a heck of a lot of fun to explore!"
The Kemps Moooseum will be making stops at major supermarkets and fairs, along with appearances at the Saint Paul Saints stadium, festivals including Taste of Minnesota and the Minnesota State Fair, Grandma's Marathon in Duluth and other events across Wisconsin and Minnesota. To find out when the Kemps Mobile Moooseum is coming to your neighborhood, visit the KempsCows Facebook page at www.facebook.com/kempscows.
Kemps attempts to set Guinness World Record at Cedarburg's Strawberry Festival
On June 28, Kemps will attempt to set a Guinness World Record for Largest Ice Cream Scoop during the Cedarburg Strawberry Festival, just outside Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- as part of Kemps' 100 Year Anniversary celebration.
Working with nationally-ranked snow sculptors from Big Snow, Kemps will shape over 2,000 pounds of strawberry ice cream -- kept frozen at 20-degrees below zero -- until the Scoop is revealed at the Festival, at the stroke of noon.
The following are available for download:
- World's Largest Ice Cream Scoop press release
- World's Largest Ice Cream Scoop media alert
- Image of the Mobile Moooseum
- Image of Tour the Moooseum graphic
- Image of soda jerk
- Kemps ice cream soda recipes
Kemps also will provide a blend of activities leading up to its World Record attempt, including ice cream eating contests and the Milwaukee-area premier of Kemps' mobile Moooseum — a 53-foot long semi-trailer packed with interactive, family-friendly exhibits.
Sources: Star Tribune, Kemps

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Monday Finish: Marvelous Matsuyama headlines
June 02, 2014
By D.J. Piehowski, PGATOUR.COM
- Hideki Matsuyams claimed his first PGA TOUR after winning the Memorial Tournament in a playoff. (Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
Hideki Matsuyama topped Kevin Na in a playoff to win the Memorial Tournament for his first PGA TOUR victory.
Here were the best headlines our Twitter followers came up with (not surprisingly, many of them had to do with Matsuyama's misfortune on the 18th tee, when the head of his driver snapped off).
Flash in Japan: #HidekiMatsuyama wins #theMemorial.— Grant Boone (@grantboone) June 1, 2014
@PGATOUR "Anybody want to win this thing or Na?" #MondayFinish— Your Boy The Zubes (@the_Zubes) June 1, 2014
@PGATOUR #MondayFinish "Bend, don't Break"— Joshua Smith (@jtsmith99) June 1, 2014
1) This.
Youngest winner of the Memorial: T̶i̶g̶e̶r̶ ̶W̶o̶o̶d̶s̶,̶ ̶2̶3̶ ̶y̶r̶s̶,̶ ̶5̶ ̶m̶o̶ Hideki Matsuyama, 22 yrs, 3 mo pic.twitter.com/uv8z3YcXlE— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) June 2, 2014
2) At the end of Sunday's CBS broadcast, Nick Faldo remarked that in the final round "Precision Golf" defeated "Bubba Golf." A look at the numbers shows he was exactly right.
For the week, Matsuyama's proximity to the hole average was a field-leading 25 feet, 0 inches. Not only did he hit it 7.5 feet closer to the hole than the field average, that number is nearly 5 feet better than any other winner this season.
3) The 18th hole at Muirfield Village was already tough, but it got even beefier when Jack Nicklaus decided to lengthen it by 40 yards. How did Matsuyama respond? He became the only player in the history of the Memorial Tournament to birdie it all four days.
That includes this gem on Sunday, which he needed to force a playoff with Na.
4) Speaking of twentysomethings, wrap your head around this one: Sunday marked the ninth time since the start of 2013 that Jordan Spieth's entered the final round of a PGA TOUR event in the top five. In that strangely specific stat, he's tied with Tiger Woods for the most on TOUR.
The downside is that he's now 0-for-9 on turning those chances into victories. When he won the John Deere Classic last year, he started the final round in a tie for ninth.
5) Phil Mickelson's second biggest distraction this week was the par-3 16th. Mickelson has been upfront about how uncomfortable he is on the hole, calling it "the shortest par 4 on TOUR."
This week he played the hole in 5 over par, including a double on Sunday. In his 47 rounds at the Memorial, Lefty is 14 over par on the hole.
1. Kudos to CBS's Peter Kostis, who provided one of the most interesting TV moments of the week with this side-by-side look at the surprisingly similar swing positions of Bubba Watson and a hypothetically left-handed Jack Nicklaus.
The Golden Bear's response to seeing the video made it even better.
"Well, I guess I would have played alright left handed," he said.
Swing Vision
Bubba Watson's tee shot is compared to Jack Nicklaus at the Memorial
2. Scott Langley gave us a real-life Caddyshack moment Sunday at the Memorial with this birdie putt at No. 16, which hung on the lip for 23 seconds before finally dropping. (Under Rule 16-2, Players get 10 seconds from the time they arrive at the hole for the ball to drop.)
Scott Langley's cliffhanger finally drops in on No. 16 at the Memorial
3. We confirmed this week that Jason Dufner reacts exactly how you'd think he would to holing a 103-yard shot from the fairway.
Don't ever change, Duf.
That loose Bubba Watson tee shot at No. 15 looks even worse when you see it like this.
ShotTracker from @PGATOUR had that Bubba drive as "296 yards to unknown" pic.twitter.com/BLrgDk2Jmk— Brendan Porath (@BrendanPorath) June 1, 2014
What made Watson's double bogey at the 15th so unexpected was how well he had been driving the ball all week. He wasn't just finding fairways, he was finding the dead centers of them. This is probably little consolation now, but he was second in the field in total driving (behind Adam Scott), ranking fourth in distance and 24th in accuracy.
"I was trying to be a hero," Watson said. "It's not a comfortable tee shot for me because I like to cut it, but I was trying to go over the tree with a cut and I just pulled it."
Does a 181-yard approach shot to the leg leave dimple marks? Yes it does.
Geting hit with golf ball leaves dimples on this woman's leg pic.twitter.com/CbPfYtQlbz— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) June 1, 2014
This spectator was on the receiving end of Matsuyama's second shot during Sunday's playoff and she took it better than any fan I've ever seen. In fact, she couldn't stop laughing. Here's the video.
But here's what you didn't see on TV. After the win, Matsuyama came over to the fan to offer his condolences along with a few photos and autographs.
After an opening 63 at Muirfield Village, people were starting to talk about how many shots Rory McIlroy would win by. When he woke up the next morning, he looked cursed, making three double bogeys in a row and firing a second-round 78.
From the too-weird-to-be-made-up files, the photo below is what former fiancée Caroline Wozniacki had changed her Twitter avatar to. The two very publicly called off their engagement last week (just before McIlroy won the BMW PGA Championship on the European Tour.
Caroline Wozniacki changed her Twitter avatar to this today. Rory McIlroy is 6-over through 7 holes today. pic.twitter.com/f7r6ey6Cdc— SportsPickle (@sportspickle) May 30, 2014
As a gift this year, I received a dozen golf balls with my Twitter handle printed on them. It wasn't until this weekend that I realized what my errant shots would inevitably lead to.
Fore left.
@djpie is so bigtime he has his twitta handle on his @Titleist Found this one very deep in the woods though #foulball pic.twitter.com/GqMrEheyhE— chris timmerman (@ctimmerman35) May 31, 2014
The Champions Tour is playing their inaugural Big Cedar Lodge Legends of Golf presented by Bass Pro Shops this week at Top of the Rock in Ridgedale, Missouri. If the golf course looks anything like the range, we're in for a good week.
You can never really get enough pictures of the Arnold Palmer designed range at Top of the Rock @bigcedarlegends pic.twitter.com/AVN3l1YIg9— Champions Tour (@ChampionsTour) May 31, 2014


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SANTA CRUZ >> A 30-year-old Santa Cruz woman who escaped from Santa Cruz County Jail's Blaine Street Women's Facility this week remained missing Thursday, sheriff's deputies said.
Terisa Sara Johnson was at Blaine Street, a minimum security facility, on charges of burglary and a probation violation, said Santa Cruz County sheriff's Sgt. Kelly Kent.
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For one woman, there is nothing more sacred than capturing the moment a mother gives birth.
Jackie Dives, who for the past three years has has been practicing as a doula — a non-medical member of the birth team who provides physical as well as emotional support during labor — specializes in photography for families who are interested in documenting their birth experience.
'Too often, birth is portrayed as a scary and dreaded event in a woman's life,' the 29-year-old Vancouver resident told MailOnline. 'As a doula and birth photographer, I witness wonderful births, and think they should be shared in order to demystify the experience.'
Recently, Ms Dives shot a series of photographs that have garnered acclaim for their beautiful and 'intense' documentation of a home birth.
In one of the first images, the soon-to-be mother and wedding photographer, Julia Marincat, plays the piano while her sister massages her back. The series continues with Julia getting into a birth pool as her husband, Cris, helps her to breath deeply.
Two more sisters and the grandmother and grandfather then join the room to experience the first moments with baby Katherine together.
'When I arrived at this home birth Mama was playing the piano. The mood was peaceful, with candles lit and soft music on in the background. Mama was surrounded by love. Her partner, her doula, and two of her sisters were there, caring for her,' writes Ms Dives on her blog.
'Photographing a home birth is usually very peaceful and comfortable. At a home birth, the couple has chosen exactly who they want to have present, so they are able to be themselves, which I believe is a very important part of birthing, especially for the mother,' she adds.
'Seeing a being come into the world is quite special, and to be asked to document that moment in time, is the pinnacle of documentary photography for me. Usually, when I am photographing a birth I am also very involved in the experience. It's definitely up close and personal, which I love.'
In 2010 Ms Dives was drawn into the realm of childbirth when she was introduced to a doula and was inspired to become one herself.
She attended the DONA-approved doula training at Canada's Douglas College, before signing up to be a member of the Doula Services Association, where she was quickly put to work as a volunteer doula for single mothers and couples who were new to the country with a lack of family support.
As a doula, Ms Dives assists a woman and her partner before, during, and after childbirth by providing information, physical assistance, and emotional support. She also offers education, massage, visualization and relaxation techniques.
'Three years ago, when I started this work, I wasn't necessarily afraid of birthing, but I was definitely very unaware of the vast options that women have with regards to how, where, and with whom they choose to birth,' said Ms Dives.
'The average woman is unaware of these choices, because they simply aren't shared in the mainstream. I hope my images will open doors for women who otherwise might not have known what their options are.'
Ms Dives, who is also the primary volunteer photographer for Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, a nonprofit organization that provides remembrance photography for parents who have lost an infant, has been photographing home births since the very first birth she attended as a doula when the mother asked her to take some snaps to keep as mementos.
'A day or so after I first posted the images on my blog I received an email that said "I'm not pregnant at the moment nor planning to become pregnant any time soon, but I know now that when the time comes to go into labor one day, there is nothing to be afraid of. Thanks a million!" That pretty much sums up why I think it's important to share images that reflect birth positively,' she said.
Ms Dives says she is hopeful that her images with resonate with other women, showing them first hand that a home birth is 'not a wild and erratic choice'.
'Perhaps this will encourage those who are curious about it, to do the research. They might find that the their skepticism will be quelled by statistics that prove home birth is just as safe as hospital birth for low risk women,' she said.
In Mrs Marincat's instance, the possibility of having a home birth was brought forward by her sister.
And after meeting with a doula and doing a lot of research, the idea became a preferred reality.
'At first, several people warned them against home births, listing many dangers. But they loved the idea of a birth without an epidural or medical interventions,' explained Ms Dives.
'They felt comfortable knowing that they had two knowledgeable and experienced midwifes and a doula to support them.'
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Faculty Notes
A compilation of recent news, accomplishments, and publications of School of Music faculty.
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Carl Johengen (voice) served as conductor of the Sullivan County Music Educators Association All-County Sr. High Chorus in March of 2009; his host for that event was IC School of Music alumnus Timothy Hamblin who was chairperson for the event. In 2008, Dr. Johengen presented choral singing workshops for the Herkimer (NY) Sr. High School Choruses, and for the Ithaca Community Choruses, an umbrella organization that serves several community choral groups in Ithaca.
In June, Deborah Lifton (voice) performed as the Dark Lady and Lady Magnesia in a double bill called "Shaw Sings" at Symphony Space in New York City. The operas were entitled The Dark Lady of the Sonnets and Passion, Poison, and Petrifaction, and her performance received positive reviews from the New York Times, NYC Onstage, and Backstage.
In October 2008 at the State Conference for the New York State Music Teachers Association held in New Paltz, NY, Deborah Martin (piano) was awarded the 2008 Citation, the highest award given by the organization. Martin was cited for her outstanding service to the organization and recognized for holding offices at the local, state, and national level. Past winners of this award have included Peter Mennin, Lynn Freeman Olson, Robert Freeman, Nelita True, Sam Adler, Robert C. White, Maurice Hinson, Lee Evans, and Jean Barr.
In May 2008 Phiroze Mehta (piano) presented a lecture and two master classes on the fundamentals of piano technique at Lanzhou University, in China's Gansu Province.
Jeffery Meyer (orchestra) won third place in the Pedrotti International Conducting Competition in Italy last fall and was one of seven finalists in the Cadaques International Conducting Competition in June. He taught and performed (as both pianist and conductor) at the LSM Academy and Festival in Minnesota. He debuted with the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra, the national orchestra of the Philippines; and taught and performed (as both pianist and conductor) for two weeks at Opusfest, an international piano chamber music festival in the Philippines
This past summer Patrice Pastore (voice) was a faculty member at OperaWorks, where she taught improvisation and translation, facilitated the Voice Teacher Workshop and Lab, and coached foreign-language diction to 31 students. Over the last three years she has been invited to the University of Limerick, Ireland, to be part of planning team for the school's new performance/movement degree.
Stephen Peterson (wind ensemble) recently conducted at the International School in Luxembourg City. His upcoming guest conducting appearances include the University of Wisconson Eau Claire, Pennsylvania Music Educators' Association, the Kentucky and Colorado All State Bands, and in Qatar.
This summer, Susan Waterbury (violin) taught and performed as a faculty member of the Adriatic Chamber Music Festival in Bonefro, Italy.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Rebecca Jemian (theory) was selected to be a reader of the AP Music Theory examination at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. Jemian also continues to write program notes for the Louisville Orchestra.
Timothy Johnson (theory, chair of graduate studies) gave a presentation this summer at the 20th Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball and American Culture at the National Baseball Hall of Fame. His talk, "I Never Get Back: An Analysis of Melodic Shape in 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game,' " was his third presentation at the hall of fame. His article on the same subject, "I Never Get Back: How 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game' Succeeds in Celebrating Failure," appears in the latest issue (v. 28) of The National Pastime, a journal of the Society for American Baseball Research. This past spring he taught a course, Music and Baseball in the Deadball and Post-Steroids Eras, at Ithaca College's Washington Seminar Program.
Deborah Rifkin (theory) presented a paper at this year's conference of the Society for American Music, which was held March 18-22 in Denver. The paper was titled, "Telling a Textured Tale: A Feminist Music Analysis of Jennifer Higdon's blue cathedral."
Peter Silberman (theory) was elected to the position of treasurer of the Music Theory Society of New York State. Additionally, his article "Analyzing Tonal Embellishment in Post-Tonal Music" was appears in the collection of essays Musical Currents from the Left Coast, recently published by Cambridge Scholar's Publishing.
Dana Wilson (composition) has had numerous commissions and performances over the summer. " Concerto for Trumpet and String Orchestra (A Meditation on Yeats)" was performed at the International Trumpet Guild Conference in Banff, Canada. "Come Out and Play," commissioned by the West Point Clarinet Quartet, was premiered at the Clarinet Symposium in Oklahoma City in June. "Mirrors" was performed by Imani Winds on NPR's Performance Today. "Shallow Streams, Deep Rivers" was performed by the Chicago Chamber Musicians on NPR's Performance Today as well as on the NPR's syndicated program Chicago Chamber Musicians. Additionally, "Day Dreams" was published by Alfred Music Publishers in July, and "Shallow Streams, Deep Rivers" received an award from the International Horn Society and was performed at the group's annual conference in Denver.
Rebecca Jemian (theory) was selected to be a reader of the AP Music Theory examination at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. Jemian also continues to write program notes for the Louisville Orchestra.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Daehn Music Publications published "The Turtle's Retort" by Frank Bridge, arranged for wind band by Mark Fonder, this summer. It was awarded a recommendation "checkmark" by Instrumentalist magazine. Additionally, Fonder was conductor and instructor at the New Horizons Band Camp in Ithaca, held in June. This organization provides instrumental music education to beginners over the age of 50.
Jennifer Haywood recently co-facilitated a presentation, "Intergenerational Music Education with Choirs and Bands," at the 2008 International Society of Music Education conference in Bologna, Italy, with Ithaca College alumnae and director of bands at Holton Arms Academy Sarah Winston.
Daniel Isbell won the 2006 Outstanding Dissertation Award presented by the Council for Research in Music Education. The dissertation, entitled "The Socialization and Occupational Identity of Undergraduate Music Education Students Enrolled in Traditional Programs," will also be published in the Journal of Research in Music Education. In September, Isbell will be traveling to Roehampton University, London, to speak at the Musical Development and Learning: Second European Conference on Developmental Psychology of Music.
Keith Kaiser recently completed research funded by the NAMM/Grammy Foundation Sounds of Learning Project entitled "Perceived Functions of Music in Public Schools: From Aesthetic to Social Implications, Why We (Should) Include Music in Public Schools." He presented at National MENC in Milwaukee and the International Society for Music Education in Bologna, Italy. The manuscript has been submitted for publication in a professional music education research journal.
Greg Rudgers has recently released four new pieces for Concert Band: "Spirits Bright," "From This Valley," "Niagara," and "Robot Madness." All are available from Carl Fischer and may be heard on the Carl Fischer website.


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'Penny Arcade' Posts Hilariously Unprofessional E-Mails From Marketing Company
Is your company of the mind that sending stakeholders condescending e-mails chock fulla name-calling and devoid of proper grammar and spelling will situate you favorably in the court of public opinion? If so, today's post on Penny Arcade (you know, that webcomic/blog/forum a few million people visit daily that's spawned multiple conventions, a charity and more), may make you reconsider! This morning the webcomic's blog featured an e-mail thread between a customer named Dave and Ocean Marketing about the status of preordered videogame controllers, which devolved hilariously from a simple delivery inquiry to a series of insult-filled and typo-ridden e-mails from Ocean Marketing representative Paul Christoforo.
Dave brought the e-mails to the attention of Penny Arcade, along with a few other gaming sites. The results? Christoforo being banned from all future PAX events, scores of critical blog posts, a flood of derisive tweets, a Reddit thread dissecting potentially plagiarized sections of Ocean Marketing's website and Christofo changing the company Twitter handle from "@oceanmarketting" to "@OceanStratagy" [sic], leaving a parody account promoting indie games to take its place.
Christoforo has principally been mocked for taunting and insulting a customer, claiming to have relationships with influential members of the media, the gaming industry and even the mayor of Boston. He also insinuated that Penny Arcade's Mike Krahulik is defending Dave because he is his "boyfriend." Christoforo also mentions that he has "125 dedicated people" to run his PR (there are multimillion dollar companies with PR efforts successfully managed by teams as small as one or two people). Christoforo closed by calling Penny Arcade "amateur at best," and insisting his son (presumably a child), could make a better site. Strangely, none of his "125" PR people told him this might be a genuinely stupid thing to write.
Digging into the matter, Kotaku reached out to N-Control, maker of the Avenger controllers in question. They contacted "email@example.com," whom they had corresponded with before, to determine whether Ocean Marketing was an in-house marketing team or merely a third-party marketer. They got a reply from "email@example.com" telling them that Ocean Marketing was a third-party client helping over the holidays and that the situation had been blown out of proportion.
Unfortunately for "email@example.com," that e-mail address is linked to Christoforo on both Twitter and the Steroid.com message board. Someone has used that e-mail numerous times to post under the username "TheAngryPimp," a name Christoforo cited on Twitter as his banned Xbox Live handle earlier this year.
The real Brandon Leidel of The Hand Media responded to Kotaku stating that he hasn't used his "firstname.lastname@example.com" address in months, and had abandoned working with N-Control after Christoforo became involved with their marketing operations. Leidel even goes so far as to call Christoforo a "complete fool" and a "thug." Is that any way to talk about an angry pimp, whose job is presumably not easy? Have we as a people been misled by Big Daddy Kane?
The Angry Pimp has since shown a softer side, however, writing an apology e-mail to Dave that's been posted at Gamerfront. In the e-mail, Christoforo explains that Dave caught him during a stressful time and that he is now paying for his behavior online. He even offers Dave a full refund for his preordered controllers, plus two controllers free of charge. Whether Dave will accept the offer remains to be seen. We recommend taking it, and following Christoforo's own advice of flipping all four of the $50 controllers on eBay for $150 each. Maybe the mayor of Boston will be interested?


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Old Solders: Santa Cruz County Civil War Veterans
by Robert L. Nelson
Santa Cruz Surf (March 24, 1897)
Passed Away
W.S. Higgins died last night at the county hospital. He was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and of the Grand Army, but not affiliated with the local lodges. He had been ill for some time, but had many friends here who looked carefully after his wants. He was a native of Ohio and 66 years of age.
Santa Cruz Sentinel (March 25, 1897)
The flag of the Odd Fellows is flying at half-mast out of respect to the memory of M.S. Higgins, who died in Santa Cruz Tuesday evening. The deceased was a native of Ohio aged 66 years, and belong to the Odd Fellow lodge in Nebraska.
Santa Cruz Sentinel (March 26, 1897)
The Funeral of M.S. Higgins
Another of our country's defenders has been mustered out. He has passed on to the silent bivouac of the dead, and his tent is now pitched with that innumerable host who are camped beyond the river. He was buried Thursday under the auspices of the Odd Fellows, to which he belonged. He was also a member of the Grand Army of the Republic, but few of whom were present, and they were in the ranks of the Odd Fellows, who turned out to honor him, who belong to the order. I saw but a small cortege wending its way into the city of the dead, as this comrade, far from his home and kindred was laid to rest. His last wishes were complied with by the friends who stood by him in his sickness, and who followed him to this final rest on the green slope facing the San Lorenzo. There were no relatives present. He was a member of some Post in Ohio, and a native of that State. I expected to see many comrades at the funeral, but as they were not there I suppose the time was too short for a gathering to be made.
The ranks are thinning faster and faster as the years go by and soon the last one will be called to the camp of peace beyond the river. Veteran (I.L. Blaisdell)
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This welding trailer was built by two young men as a school project and is valued at more than $10,000.
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Cannabis Science is currently working towards making critical cannabis-based medications more widely available. To this aim, we have initiated, with our FDA advisory group, the pre-IND process. Unlike most conventional treatments, cannabis medicines and formulations have an outstanding safety profile, going back thousands of years. They allow patients in states with medical cannabis laws to safely make informed decisions to legally self-administer various cannabis-based preparations.
The medication will specifically target skin cancers including basal and squamous cell carcinomas. Judging by the results of the squamous cell carcinoma treatment studies Cannabis Science has already undertaken (see cannabisscience.com), we believe we have a breakthrough treatment for squamous cell carcinomas that are resistant to convention chemo- and radiation therapies.
Currently, Cannabis Science has cannabis-based, high quality oil available in Pueblo and Denver Colorado through licensing agreements. The oil, is packaged in oral dispensing syringes for patient self-administration. We have received excellent feedback regarding these products, specifically from patients suffering cancer and chronic pain.
In addition to the license agreements with dispensary and FDA products, Cannabis Science is very excited about the over the counter skin and nutraceutical product lines that are currently in development. Sunscreen, skin and face moisturizer, lip balm, and anti-aging serum will be available over the counter in drugstores and other retail outlets. Dr. Moe Afaneh, Cannabis Science's Chief Operations Officer, is heading the development of this product line, and with his decade of successful experience in pharmaceutical product marketing, branding, and compounding prescriptions, he is aiding Cannabis Science tremendously in moving these projects forward. Cannabis Science is also in final discussions to finalize the brand name for the initial product line.
The Company's intent is to work with specially appointed legal providers and laboratories to expand the availability of its formulations across the United States and the world where legally available.
Dr. Bob Melamede stated "Cannabis Science is excited that we are developing profit centers that will come online and create revenue in 2012. In addition to the revenues that we believe will be created with the Cannabis Extract Based prescription medicines and over-the-counter formulations, Cannabis Science has the ability to generate revenues now through the partnership with Vincent Mehdizadeh of Medical Dispensing Solutions, and consulting revenues Kaneabis acquisition. It is our goal to self- fund the FDA IND application and approval process as much as possible, that funding is generated from these additional profit centers."
About Cannabis Science, Inc.Cannabis Science, Inc. is at the forefront of pharmaceutical grade medical marijuana research and development. The second formulations will address the needs of patients choosing to use concentrated cannabis extracts to treat their ailments. Eventually, all Americans will have access to a safe and effective FDA approved medicine regardless of which state they live in. To maintain that marijuana is a dangerous, addictive drug with no medical value is scientifically absurd. Cannabis medicines, with no effective lethal dose, are far safer than aspirin, acetaminophen, and most other OTC drugs that kill thousands of Americans every year.
The Company works with world authorities on phytocannabinoid science targeting critical illnesses, and adheres to scientific methodologies to develop, produce and commercialize phytocannabinoid-based pharmaceutical products. In sum, we are dedicated to the creation of cannabis-based medicines, both with and without psychoactive properties, to treat disease and the symptoms of disease, as well as for general health maintenance.
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A fight is brewing in Albany over Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to fund universal pre-kindergarten.
On Monday, Republican Dean Skelos, co-leader of the State Senate Majority Coalition, said he would not allow for a vote on de Blasio's proposal for a tax increase on the rich to pay for full-day pre-kindergarten in the city, according to published reports.
The Democratic co-leader of the State Senate Majority Coalition, Jeff Klein, responded by saying he will "not approve a budget that fails to realize the vision Mayor de Blasio and I share of providing high-quality, universal pre-k," according to NY1.
Governor Andrew Cuomo is hoping to pass his fourth, consecutive on time budget this year.
"To deny a vote on something as urgently-needed and as widely-supported as funding universal pre-kindergarten is just plain wrong," de Blasio said in a statement Monday.
The same day, de Blasio delivered his first State of the City address, where he again made the argument for his pre-kindergarten plan.
"If there are extra resources in the state budget, we must remember that the State Court of Appeals ruled – in the landmark Campaign for Fiscal Equity decision several years ago — that the children of this city deserve billions more in educational resources, and now is the time to provide it," he said.
Governor Andrew Cuomo proposed a statewide plan for universal, full-day pre-kindergarten in his January budget address. The state would fully fund the program.
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Malee's on Main, 7131 East Main, Scottsdale, 947-6042. Hours: Lunch, Monday through Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; Saturday, noon to 2:30 p.m.; Dinner, Monday through Wednesday, 5 to 9:30 p.m.; Thursday through Saturday, 5 to 10 p.m.; Sunday, 5 to 9 p.m.
Eating, anthropologists tell us, has meaning far beyond mere physical nourishment. It's a complex act in which social, cultural and economic dimensions all come together. Studying the way a society organizes mealtimes can teach you more than researching its laws, religious rituals or political system. But even a trained culinary anthropologist making a foray into newly renovated Malee's in search of Thai food will be stumped trying to figure out the place at first. He'll find himself befuddled, as if he'd discovered New Guinea tribesmen who like to polka and munch an occasional corned beef on rye. There's a certain amount of dissonance here that takes a while to work through.
For instance, good ethnic restaurants generally have a strong contingent of homesick natives filling up the tables. This hip, buzzing place, however, caters almost solely to Homo Scottsdalicus, chic-looking men and women distinguished by big teeth, deep tans and sweaters neatly tied and draped over the shoulders. According to custom, good ethnic restaurants also employ native servers who speak limited English and dress in the costume of their homeland. I could be mistaken, but I'm unaware of any corner of Thailand in which both men and women dress completely in black and sport bola-tie neckwear, like the fluent-English-speaking staff does here. Good ethnic restaurants like to give diners an aesthetic taste of the old country, too. Often the room is done up in the colors of the flag, and there'll be posters and artifacts to remind everyone of home. But teal and peach, Malee's soothing-on-the-eye colors, do not wave from Bangkok's flagpoles. And paintings featuring Amerindian peasant women and coyotes won't choke up any Thai expatriates, either. All the signs seemed to agree: Malee's is just an odd, Southwestern-themed Scottsdale Thai hangout for the Main Street art-gallery crowd.
But anthropologists have to be careful not to jump to conclusions. Because when the food arrived, it became clear that this unlikely setting delivers some of the best Thai food in town.
Especially once you get past the appetizers, the least appealing part of almost every Thai meal I've ever had. Starters are almost as expensive as main dishes, but not nearly as interesting.
The combo appetizer for two featured lots of fried stuff: tiny spring rolls, miniature pastry cups stuffed with ground, curried chicken, and small tastes of Thai toast, won tons, satay and mee krob. Nothing was compelling enough to make me want to order it on its own.
But the rest of the meal made me eager to go through the rest of the extensive new menu, dish by dish. Thai food is distinguished by sublime herbs, seasonings and condiments: lemon grass, kaffir lime leaf, chiles, galangal (Thai ginger), fish paste and coconut milk. A profitable way to edge into these exotic flavors is through the soup. Tom Ka Gai is a steaming, hot-and-sour coconut broth, redolent with the alluring aromas of lemon grass and galangal. It's filling, too, heavily stocked with chicken and mushrooms. We're not exactly in the middle of the Valley's soup season, but this bowl is good enough to make you forget about the calendar.
The main dishes, most of which fall into the $7 to $10 range, are equally generous. They're tempting, too, which makes it even easier to overorder.
But no matter how far you scale back, don't pass up Thai barbecued chicken. A hacked-up half chicken is soaked in a zesty Thai marinade and gets perked up further with coconut milk. At the last moment, after it's grilled to a sizzle, the kitchen adds a thin rum coating. Then it's brought flaming to the table. The first oohs and aahs are for the presentation, but the more meaningful, happy moans spring up after the first bites.
Nestled between India and China, Thailand borrows its cuisine liberally from each. The Indian influence is most apparent in the curries, but the unique Thai touch completely transforms its character. Gangped Ped Yahng is one of the more intriguing offerings. Sliced roast duck is first saut'ed in coconut milk, then stir-fried in a hot, creamy curry sauce. Wedges of tomato and pineapple complete the effect. It's an utterly exotic combination of flavors, and a completely captivating one. To get the most from Thai food, unadventurous diners need to keep an open mind and an open palate.
Gaeng Keao Wan is another winning curry. This one's green, with appealingly crunchy green beans and bamboo shoots. Like many of the dishes here, it comes with a choice of beef, pork or chicken (shrimp is an extra three bucks).
Pad Thai is a variant of the Chinese noodle dish, chow fun. Malee's version loses nothing in translation. Chewy rice noodles are pan-fried with chicken, egg, bean sprouts and scallions, then dusted with ground peanuts. A sprightly, sweetened vinaigrette really helps jump-start this Thai staple.
The least visually exciting entree, Pad Gratiem Prik Thai, made up for that shortcoming with taste. It had a lusciously seasoned sauce, heavy with garlic, cilantro and white pepper, infusing tons of thinly sliced pork. Malee's says it heats up dishes on a scale of one (barely hot) to four (ferociously hot). Although we asked for different levels for different platters, everything came at steam-out-your-ears intensity. We didn't mind too much, even though we satisfied our daily eight-glasses-of-water intake while we were still on the soup. But others might. The prospect of sweating at a restaurant this time of year probably isn't too enticing. But if you can stand the heat, get into this kitchen. Erawan, 15615 North 59th Avenue, Glendale, 978-1641. Hours: Lunch, Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Dinner, Sunday through Thursday, 5 to 9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 5 to 10 p.m.
While Malee's takes some time to get a fix on, Erawan can be neatly categorized after a ten-second glance: Basic Neighborhood Ethnic Joint.
A longtime west-side fixture, it's furnished right out of the Ethnic Joints R' Us catalogue. Notice the industrial carpeting, posters of Thailand's attractions, fake wood paneling, slow-moving ceiling fans and glass-covered plastic tablecloths.
You won't see any sleek-looking, dressed-to-kill Scottsdale sophisticates, either. Just a low-key mix of Thais and locals enjoying cheap, homey and unpretentious Thai fare.
Aided by my companion, a trained therapist, I figured out a method to deal with my Thai appetizer block. Expect the worst. That way, even mediocre starters could seem good. It worked. Thai egg rolls had a crunchy, greaseless, just-fried-up taste. However, not even Sigmund Freud could have helped me work up enthusiasm for the plastic squeeze bottle of sweet-and-sour sauce that came with them.
The fish cakes, though, didn't require any attitude adjustment. This traditional dish, made with ground fish, chiles, fish paste, scallions and green beans, is deep-fried to a chewy, rubbery texture prized by Thais. It may not be to everyone's taste--don't look for McDonald's to test-market it anytime soon--but I enjoyed its offbeat flavor. The pleasing cucumber, chile and peanut sauce that accompanied it certainly didn't hurt.
By far the best thing we sampled here was the Special Seafood Soup. It's a peppery seafood broth zipped up with chile paste, lemon grass, galangal and kaffir lime leaf. You can troll the crowded waters for lots of shrimp, scallops, squid, octopus, fish and, unfortunately, some dreaded hunks of "krab." There's plenty for three, and practically a meal for two.
In a variety of ways, though, the main dishes fall a bit short of the haute Thai level at Malee's. For example, Erawan also serves duck dishes, including one of barbecued duck, napa cabbage and sprouts beautifully fanned across an iron platter. But the duck itself was almost all fat and no meat.
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There's a Thai-style red curry, as well, with lots of tender beef surrounding tasty green beans and bamboo shoots. But the curry sauce, though thickened with coconut milk, was still thin, not nearly as rich or fragrant as we'd encountered elsewhere.
Pad Thai brought a heaping portion of rice noodles smothered with shrimp and chicken. But we didn't get any jolt of Thai seasonings to give this dish its special oomph. Another noodle plate, Paht See Yew, could have come out of a 1950s Chinese-restaurant kitchen. Stir-fried meat and broccoli in a soy sauce provide most of the flavor. It's reasonably good, and very dull. So is the roast pork with vegetables. The pork, with its distinctive red edges, had an institutional quality that the cabbage, broccoli, bamboo shoots, snow peas, water chestnuts and carrots couldn't overcome. Still, for six bucks, you can do a lot worse.
Erawan won't win any culinary medals, but it will give you an honest meal for your money. In this town, that puts you ahead of the game.


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Melissa Satta, SI Swimsuit model and super-hottie Italian-American. We lust her molto molto. And, now, thanks to EgoFan 'Kylie F.' we get a delightful view of a nipple slip 'neath the bikini in the wet surf. Hot girl. Hot nipple. It's a double bonus.
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