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Jose Rosa, professor of marketing and sustainable business practices in the University of Wyoming College of Business, has been named an American Council on Education (ACE) Fellow for the 2013-2014 academic year.
The ACE Fellows Program, established in 1965, is designed to strengthen institutions and leadership in American higher education by identifying and preparing promising senior faculty and administrators for responsible positions in college and university administration. Rosa is among 50 Fellows, nominated by the presidents or chancellors of their institutions, who were selected this year following a rigorous application process.
"ACE Fellowships represent the gold standard in academic leadership development in U.S. higher education," UW Provost Myron Allen says.
"My goal is to acquire knowledge and skills that can be put to good use at UW when I return," Rosa says. "Higher education in the United States is changing, as the needs of the country and the world grow, and social priorities shift. Along with other top research land grant universities, UW is committed to delivering even more value to the state of Wyoming and the nation, and I want to help it succeed in these endeavors."
Margarita Benitez, interim director of ACE's Emerging Leaders Group and the ACE Fellows Program, noted that most previous Fellows have advanced into major positions in academic administration. Nearly 2,000 higher education leaders have participated in the ACE Fellows Program since its inception, with more than 300 Fellows having served as chief executive officers of colleges or universities and more than 1,300 having served as provosts, vice presidents and deans.
"The 2013-2014 class of Fellows is a talented, diverse group," Benitez said. "The ACE Fellows Program will strengthen their leadership skills, expand their networks and prepare them to tackle the wide array of issues facing the higher education community."
At UW, Rosa teaches courses in marketing management, organizational change and managing for creativity, and he has taught consumer behavior and business-to-business marketing at other institutions. Among his current research interests are the influence of hope on the innovativeness of subsistence consumers, and the psychological antecedents and processes involved in sustainable consumption behavior.
Rosa has won multiple teaching awards at various universities and has published works in the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, among other highly regarded publications in marketing and management. He served Fulbright fellowships in both Chile and Colombia, and worked for nearly 20 years in industry before entering academia.
He received his B.S. degree in industrial administration, marketing and organizational development from General Motors Institute, Flint, Mich.; an M.B.A. from Amos Tuck School of Business Administration, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H.; and an M.A. and Ph.D. in psychology and a Ph.D. in business administration, all from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
The ACE Fellows Program combines retreats, interactive learning opportunities, campus visits and placement at another higher education institution to condense years of on-the-job experience and skills development into a single semester or year.


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We asked Unbound communication liaisons to describe how they celebrated the New Year in their countries. Here are three reports:
In my beautiful country Guatemala, New Year's celebrations are prepared with great joy, and our customs and traditions give this year-end feast a special touch.
Traditionally, we receive the New Year with a delicious Guatemalan tamale on the table, prepared from corn, chicken or pork, salty or sweet with grapes and raisins, and also a hot cup of fruit punch or traditional hot chocolate.
We all enjoy dinner as a family waiting for midnight. And then … young and old enter the streets to illuminate the night sky with firecrackers and fireworks.
The tremendous noise announcing the New Year is heard across the whole country.
Beside our Christmas tree and next to the nativity scene, locally called "El Nacimiento," we say a family prayer.
It all ends with strong hugs and often with tears of joy and emotion. -Luis Cocon
Fireworks lighting up the skies, cheers and ululations, cars honking; this is how Kenyans usher in the New Year.
On New Year's Eve, young and old throng entertainment spots to sing, dance and drink. The towns are usually alive with activity, and music is heard from miles away.
When the long-awaited hour approaches, a countdown starts. As the clock strikes midnight, the crowd goes into a frenzy as people scream at the top of their voices and toast the New Year.
However, not everyone goes to entertainment spots. Some opt to go to evening church vigils where they sing, praise God and listen to preaching.
As the hour approaches, the faithful pray for a fruitful year filled with God's blessings.†When midnight strikes, praise songs fill the places of worship as the New Year is dedicated to God.
Whether in churches or entertainment spots, Kenya ushers in the New Year in style.
Kenyans are a jovial lot and wherever they are, laughter fills the air as a new chapter is opened.-Regina Mburu
El Salvador
The celebration of New Year's Eve, or Noche Vieja (old night), is big in El Salvador.
Families welcome the New Year with food, cumbia, merengue or salsa music, fire crackers and fireworks, as well as unique midnight ceremonies.
Before midnight, hundreds of families buy what is locally called "Estreno," or brand-new clothing.
We have a tradition of buying brand-new outfits to be worn at night to welcome the New Year, to attract new and positive things all year long.
Streets are full of people at night; neighbors visit neighbors, share food and dance a little.
Children and teenagers usually spend most of the night popping firecrackers or fireworks.
As midnight approaches, some people prepare unique ceremonies. One is the egg ritual, where people break an egg one minute before midnight, dump it in a glass with water and let it sit as the year changes.
The egg yolk mutates into various forms, and people try to interpret them as trips, houses, etc., a sign of things to come in the New Year.
At midnight, everybody is outside. Family members hug one another; there are tears and laughs; the phone rings with calls from relatives in other countries to wish the family a Happy New Year; and neighbors embrace, offering peace and best wishes.
One hour into the New Year, streets are empty.
The distant sound of a few firecrackers reminds you that the New Year has arrived and that we must do our best to make it a really good one.-Henry Flores

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Recent grain bin entrapments throughout Arkansas, southeast Missouri and Mississippi are reminders that grain storage, especially flowing grain, may become dangerous.
Tragedies in Arkansas have included suffocation in livestock and poultry feed, cottonseed, rice and soybeans.
In a study of on-farm grain bin accidents gathered from throughout the United States and Canada, few of the 197 victims survived. Rescue rarely occurred, and people who became entrapped in the grain died.
People responsible for the condition of grain and others who may enter grain bins should be fully aware of the risks. Effective planning is the best prevention for most hazards, but it's vital to prevent suffocation or entrapment in stored grain where death is likely.
Plans and management of grain facilities and grain quality preservation should include an emphasis on not entering a bin until vital measures are followed.
Here's how you can avoid becoming a victim:
- Don't work alone while unloading grain from a bin;
- Before entering a bin, have a plan in place that includes adequate response within seconds of an accident;
- Don't let people climb or walk into a bin without someone outside prepared to rescue them; and
- Make sure everyone who enters a bin or operates grain handling systems understand the potential dangers.
Based on responses to a national study, it's clear that those who worked on farms where an entrapment had occurred were more deliberate and more cautious after the tragedy.
However, knowing that others have experienced a fatality in on-farm grain storage is a warning for all grain handlers. Grain bin entry policies need to be clear to everyone in your facility. The welfare of everyone in your organization depends on following sound grain bin entry policies and taking flowing grain hazards seriously.
Planning and management of grain storage requires checking to keep grain in good condition. Protect yourself and those who enter grain storage so grain monitoring activity and bin entry doesn't have a fatal outcome.
Review the risk factors, such as breaking up crusted grain. Require that a co-worker monitor anyone entering a bin. Obtain and use an appropriate safety harness with a tether fall protection system to retrieve a person caught in a grain avalanche. It may save the life of a friend or co-worker.
For more information on grain entrapment, contact an Arkansas county Extension office and ask for the publication "Suffocation Hazards in Grain Bins, FSA1010."
Lamar James is an Extension communications specialist with the University of Arkansas.
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Burton Am Series our second day at Northstar… and oh what a day it was to keep it fast and loose. And if you are going to have any luck in the dude tube that's the only way you can keep it. We only lit one pair of pants on fire the night before. So like Ice Cube I knew today was going to be a good day. The sun was out and shining and we were blessed to be right in the mix mid mountain at Northstar with the Burton Super Demo tour. When young David and Matthew "Dan Marino" Motors are making guest appearances on the mic and Tom Jim is shooting a few photos and a lot of snuff, you know life is good.
No matter that we had one of our smallest superpipe turn outs to date. We had some Amped up spectators, a ton of good vibes and everything went off without a hitch. 8 ladies and 6 gentlemen took to the stunt ditch. We had everything from first year shredders, Juan Martin Morteo was slashing the shit out of the pipe and got my vote for best trick with a power slash to slash combo, to 11 year old Joshua Douglas throwing backside 900s, to seasoned veterans showing up late and just plain old killing it.
"With a rarely seen Michaelchuck on his first hit to crippler he took the top spot"
With the small field we again decided to alter our format to an all final 45 minute jam session per gender. Rick Millet seemed to be a shew in for the top spot throwing front 9's on the first hit and 5's and 7's all over the walls. But 10 minutes into jam session out of the ether, Northstar local James Bromfield appeared with his army of midgets (young kids he coaches) and commenced killing it. With a rarely seen Michaelchuck on his first hit to crippler he took the top spot and the best trick honors. He netted himself a G overall and the cash needed to fix his whip. Young Austen Butler came in a strong third with a corked out 5 and a Mctwist. The ladies had some fun as well and for the second day in a row in her flashy pants and winning smile Danika Duffy took the podium. Erica Montgmery was a close second but Danika's amplitude was just a bit higher thus keeping her scores just a bit higher.
Overall Northstar was a fantastical time. Both the super pipe and slopestyle course were some of the best we've seen and the park crew were out there keeping them dialed in all day long. Thanks to all of the staff and especially to Nick for being on hill at 6a helping load the cat and hauling our sorry asses up the hill. As always thanks to Snowboarder Mag and Amp Energy Drink for putting this show on the road. High fives to everyone and thanks for coming out.
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Knoxville - 2013by Mike Butler '93 • October 7, 2013 Share:
The Knoxville, TN Wabash Day 2013 was held at the Ronald McDonald House of Knoxville on Sunday, 10/6 from 1-4:30 pm. We had a two alumni, Jerry Blossom, '66, and Mike Butler, '93; and one future student, Brandon Butler, 2026. We took on a task designed for able-bodied volunteers. We treated and rotated mattresses and enclosed them in new covers to prevent unwelcomed critters from moving in. Every guest room we treated was also checked for an emergency exit sign and guest exit surveys.
This was a special day for Brandon – October 6th is his birthday and he was excited to participate in another Wabash Day on his 10th birthday.


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Canucks prospect Sebastian Erixon adopts a casually moody pose.
(Photo by Therése Ny)
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Undrafted Canucks blueline prospect Sebastian Erixon played a farewell game with his Elitserien clubteam Timra over the weekend. Timra was celebrating the graduation of Erixon as well as Oilers prospect Anton Lander, both of whom will play in North America (most likely for their teams respective AHL affiliates) in the upcoming season. Team Erixon/Lander featured NHL stars like Magnus-Paajarvi and Detroit's Henrik Zetterberg and beat the usual Timra club by a score of 5-3.
Also, in the leadup to the game, Erixon told local news media site Dagbladet that he intended on making the big club out of training camp, saying "Om man inte siktar på att ta en plats kan man lika gärna stanna hemma, men det är hård konkurrens" which, google translates to: "If you do not aim to take a place you might as well stay home, but there is fierce competition." Nice to see that the young d-man is so confident. Hopefully he can follow in the footsteps of Chris Tanev and countryman Eddie Lack who were also undrafted prospects, but look like they may well hang around at the NHL level.
One of the leagues best defensive players (Jason Garrison) told Jason Botchford that he thinks Mike Duco will be a good fit for the Canucks. I don't necessarily disagree, so much as I really wish the Canucks had Jason Garrison.
In the wake of MacTavish hiring, Ian Walker interviews James Duthie about the TSN analyst head-coaching pipeline.
Shea Weber and the Predators went to arbitration today, and it doesn't look pretty. So, Weber's inevitable tenure with the Vancouver Canucks looks more likely today than it did yesterday.
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BrentCsutoras needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
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I need a clean and catchy logo for my site. I am a online marketing consultant who helps companies get more visibility online. I specialize in social media and using sites like Digg, Reddit, and StumbleUpon, but have a strong background in SEO.
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rbright needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
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ZuluLog.com is the world's most popular online pilot logbook site. We host flight, maintenance, scheduling, and other records for pilots, aircraft owners, and companies.
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President Barack Obama's nominee for the Supreme Court, Judge Sonia Sotomayor, graduated from Cardinal Spellman High School in the Bronx section of New York, where Archbishop Edwin F. O'Brien of Baltimore grew up.
Writing in his June 15 column in The Catholic Review, Baltimore's archdiocesan newspaper, he said he knew the school to be "solidly Catholic in spirit and in consistent fidelity to the church and its teachings." But news reports that say Sotomayor is not a regular "Mass attendee," the archbishop notes, seem that to imply that her high school "somehow failed in its mission."
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So Julio may be gone for the season with a foot injury. Does that mean that the Falcons are done for the year? Maybe.
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drdiags wrote:He is getting a second opinion tomorrow first though. Most likely, he is done but these things tend to change after all the details are known. At best he will miss some time. Didn't notice him being hurt, must have been on that one-handed reception?
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Did Selena Gomez Get Arrested?!
We never thought we'd see the day that Selena Gomez was in the back of a cop car, but lo and behold, it's here. What on earth happened to get the squeaky clean 'Who Says' singer into so much trouble?
Gomez tweeted,"Lol I'm so lame. Having way too much getting arrested." Say what?! (We think she meant to add in "fun.")
Everyone can relax and know that Gomez is still pretty saintly! The starlet was simply filming for her upcoming movie 'Spring Breakers.' In the film, she, Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Benson (who happens to be dating Justin Bieber's former swag coach Ryan Goode) get into a whole bunch of trouble.
The girls play college students who resort to robbery to pay for a spring break trip. Though the flick in itself is edgy and out of character for Gomez, her role is that of a slightly tamer troublemaker. "She's the little more tamed down character but also still gets a little crazy here and there," she said. "She goes on spring break with her girlfriends and they end up getting into a whole mess of things. They're partying and drinking. We end up in jail."
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BRETIGNY-SUR-ORGE, FRANCE — A train carrying hundreds of passengers derailed and crashed into a station outside Paris on Friday on one of the busiest days of the year for vacation getaways. At least six people were killed and dozens were injured, officials said.
The crash was the deadliest in France in several years. French President Francois Hollande rushed to the scene at the Bretigny-sur-Orge station, 20 kilometres (12 miles) south of Paris. The Interior Ministry said some 192 people were either injured or being treated for shock — of which nine were in a critical condition.
Four of the seven train cars slid toward the station, crushing part of the metallic roof over the platform. Images on French television and on Twitter showed gnarled metal and shards on the platform, and debris from the crash clogging the stairwell leading beneath the platform.
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Some 300 firefighters, 20 medical teams and eight helicopters were deployed to get survivors out of the metal wreckage, according to the Interior Ministry.
The accident came as France is preparing to celebrate its most important national holiday, Bastille Day, on Sunday, and as masses of vacationers are heading out of Paris and other big cities to see family or for summer vacation.
Hollande praised "the mobilization of the emergency services," and reached out in "solidarity with the victims' families." He said an inquiry has been launched to determine the cause of the accident.
"The inquiries will be public so that there is absolutely no doubt on what happened," he added.
Witnesses reported that the train was not moving at an excessive speed, deepening the mystery of what happened.
"I think it's genuinely too early to start to give this or that hypothesis. Now, we're still in the emergency operation," said Interior Ministry spokesman, Pierre-Henry Brandet. "There's some long work ahead from experts that will allow us to know the exact circumstances and the exact causes of this drama."
Ben Khelifa, a 20-year-old accounting apprentice whose commuter train was on the adjacent track, told The Associated Press that the derailed train "was unrecognizable.
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Another witness, Bazgua El Mehdi, 19, told Le Parisien newspaper: "I heard a loud noise. A cloud of sand covered everything. Then the dust dissipated. I thought it was a freight train, but then we saw the first casualties ... Many passengers on the (train) were crying."
It was unclear whether all the casualties were inside the train, or whether some had been on the platform, or how fast the train was travelling. The head of the SNCF rail authority, Guillaume Pepy, called it a "catastrophe."
The train's third and fourth cars initially derailed, which then knocked the other cars off the track, Pepy said. "Some cars simply derailed, others are leaning, others fell over," he said.
The Interior Ministry said six people died in the crash and nine were in critical condition. Earlier, Interior Minister Manuel Valls had said seven people died.
The SNCF said the train was carrying about 385 passengers when it derailed Friday evening at 5:15 p.m. (1515 GMT; 11:15 a.m. EDT) and crashed into the station at Bretigny-sur-Orge.
The train was headed from Paris to Limoges, a 400-kilometre (250-mile) journey, and was about 20 minutes into the scheduled three-hour journey.
A passenger speaking on France's BFM television said the train was going at a normal speed and wasn't meant to stop at Bretigny-sur-Orge. He described children unattended in the chaotic aftermath.
Trains operations have been suspended in Bretigny-sur-Orge for the next three days.
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Thanks for Think Defence for drawing my attention to this link. Its an article in the prestgious American magazine Time. Its a very interesting read indeed, looking at the history of Britain's military and its current position. A perfect example as well of how the past and the present relate to each other. And, as is often the case, an outside view is devoid of the usual baggage and partisan perspectives.
The article is quite right in highlighting the firm divide between supporting the troops and opinion about the war in Afghanistan. Public shows of support, such as at Wootton Bassett, and appeals such as Help for Heroes, are more prominent now than at any time since the end of the war, with the exception perhaps of the Falklands in 1982. Yet defence is virtually a non-issue when it comes to the upcoming General Election.
It is hard to argue that British defence is not in crisis. Equipment costs are spiralling, defence spending falling in real terms, commanders are engaged in turf wars for profile and funding, and the Government is looking at burden-sharing with the French – a prospect that has not gone down well with the forces or the public at large. But while the British public might balk at the prospect of our armed forces fighting under the Tricolor, and are proud of their military history, they are also savvy enough to know when they are being lied to, and when their servicemen are being let down.
The upcoming Defence Review is perhaps the most crucial crossroads for the British armed forces since the end of the cold war. And in many ways, the review will have to deal with many delayed hangovers from the Cold War, particularly in the mindset of Generals, Admirals and Air Marshals. There is undoubtedly a gap between how Britain perceives itself, and the reality of what it can afford. The world is clearly a far more uncertain place than 20 years ago. Therefore, there need to be some earnest questions and honest answers about every facet of the armed forces – something that has been avoided since the end of the Cold War.
"All I could make out in their language were the words Mr. Bean. They were laughing at me … making me feel about three inches tall." So spoke Royal Navy Seaman Arthur Batchelor about his ordeal being held captive by Iran in 2007. Such an image does not sit well within British naval history. British forces have long been held up as role models on the international scene. In 2003 British forces strolled into Basra wearing Berets, while their US counterparts treated Iraqi civilians with extreme caution. British forces have unrivalled experience and expertise of a wide range of scenarios. But incidents such as the capture of sailors and marines by Iran in 2007, and the inability to tackle pirates in 2009, undermines the morale of Britain's forces and their global standing.
The recent Iraq inquiry, however, has identified that while there is a wealth of capability within the armed forces, the real problem with British Defence policy lies in a serious lack of defence expertise within the politicians of Whitehall. There is undoubtedly a gulf between the military and the Government, illustrated clearly by the almost open warfare between Gordon Brown and General Sir Richard Dannatt during the latter's time as Head of the British Army. Can former lawyers and union leaders really govern the armed forces properly? It is no wonder Generals become politicised when they are treated as shabbily as they have been by the current Government.
British defence governance, leadership and culture clearly needs a serious reconfiguration, as Time suggests. In fact, in many ways it could be argued that the cultural and political issues are bigger than that of funding. It is almost reminiscent of the 'frocks and hats' divide during the First World War. As funding is inherently determined by the culture and government of the military, it makes far more sense to square this problem before talking about whether we need aircraft carriers or whether we have too many eurofighters.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Geno Smith is totally cool with camping out with Mark Sanchez.
The Jets' rookie quarterback clarified his "no comment" responses from Wednesday — that seemed to suggest there could be some tension between the two guys competing for the starting job — when asked if he would join Sanchez's "Jets West" workouts next month normally held at Mission Viejo High School.
"Myself and Mark had never discussed that," Smith said Thursday after the team completed its three-day minicamp. "It kind of caught me off guard because it's not on my schedule or anything. So, I was like, 'What is Jets West?'
"Basically, I didn't comment because I was always taught that if you don't know exactly what you're answering about not to comment on it. We haven't talked about it, but from my understanding, it's something that's done annually and all the guys go out there and it's a great event."
Sanchez usually invites all of the team's offensive skill players to spend a week working out together at his alma mater, and to bond as teammates as they wait for training camp to begin.
While Smith said that Sanchez hadn't "officially extended the hand to me," he insisted that there's "no problem there" between the two.
"I'm more than willing to go there, get some work, work with the guys and do all that stuff because it helps team bonding," Smith said. "I fully support that."
With Smith and Sanchez locked in such a tight competition, some wondered Wednesday if the second-round draft pick planned to go.
"No comment," Smith said curiously.
He was then asked why he wouldn't comment.
"I'd rather not comment on that," he said, raising a few more eyebrows.
He offered no comment again when asked if he had been invited. Sanchez didn't want to discuss "Jets West" on Wednesday, saying his focus was only on minicamp, but did add that "everyone's always been invited."
Both Sanchez and Smith have said all the right things during the offseason, complimenting each other and never showing any signs or suggesting — other than the "no comment" this week — that there's any rift between the two.
"Mark's a great guy, and he welcomed me with open arms," Smith said. "All of these guys have. I've never felt any type of negative vibe from him or any guys."


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SPRINGFIELD — College administrators and municipal officials across Illinois say that hours will be cut for student workers, taxpayers may pay more and services may be cut if Illinois raises the minimum wage.
"Right now, we are able to hire eight part-time student workers in the Athletic Department," says Mac Ingmire, athletic director at Lincoln Christian University. "If the minimum wage were to increase by two dollars or more, that number would be closer to four or five, and the hours we can offer our students to work would be cut."
The minimum wage in Illinois is $8.25, the third highest in the nation, just behind Washington and Oregon. Legislation is pending to raise it to $10.65.
"I think there's a good case to be made for raising the minimum wage," said Sen. Mike Jacobs, D-East Moline. "Our economy grows when workers make more money and can put that back into other businesses and investments. I understand the other point of view, but I think it's misguided to believe a couple dollars increase is going to have a dramatic effect."
But some contend it will be detrimental to workers and the public.
It's basic economics, says Ken McMillan, an economics professor at Monmouth College.
"If you increase the cost of wages, you're going to either see a reduction in services or the cost of those higher wages will (be) passed on in some way," he said.
Minimum wage workers at colleges and universities are usually students working their way through school, employed in dorm cafeterias, sorting student mail, mowing grass or performing other low-skill tasks.
"In order to keep the same number of employees and hours if the minimum wage was raised, we'd have to look at tuition increases and cuts in the budget elsewhere, including cuts in employment. There's no donor who's going to step up and donate to fund student employment," said Matt Bierman, budget director for Western Illinois University. "We either have to raise student fees or make reductions in student employment."
"If the minimum wage is raised, we'll have to make decisions about whether we can keep the same number of (campus) jobs and the same number of hours."
Bierman says that it's not just those making the current minimum wage who will be affected.
"We don't have any full-time employees making minimum wage, but we have some making less than the $10.65 that's being proposed. A raise will affect our full-time population as well."
WIU has 1,467 student employees making $10 or less an hour.
The story is much the same at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, which employs nearly 10,000 undergrads each year — almost a third of the student body — at a cost for the university of nearly $20 million.
"Each student begins at minimum wage, and they can work their way up to $15.75 an hour," said Dan Mann, director of student financial aid at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. "Obviously if the minimum wage increases, it would significantly increase the cost of employing students. Some students would earn more, but most likely we wouldn't be able to employ as many total student workers."
A wage hike also would put a pinch on some municipal budgets.
Rod Schick is the operations manager for Moline city parks and says a higher minimum wage might not hurt their employment but would cause them to raise prices and fees to make up the difference.
"In Parks and Rec you could potentially see some small increases in some of the user fees, admission of the pool might go up a little bit or the concessions, just little things like that to adjust for the additional cost."
Schick says that they may not have to cut jobs, but hours for their current employees could be reduced.
"In some of the other areas, like park maintenance for example, it could see that we may have a few less hours that we will employ people for," he said.
Michael Haynes, director of Alton Parks and Recreation, echoes Schick's view.
"It would change the budget a little bit. I wouldn't increase any fees for programs. It would be more geared towards the concessions to make more money. You're always looking to increase your profit to take a load off the extra personnel costs."
Haynes expressed a desire to keep all of his workers but noted that available hours might be impacted.
"I wouldn't want to get rid of anyone. I'd have to look at the hours."
State Rep. Elaine Nekrtiz, D-Buffalo Grove, says that municipalities have reached out to legislators, fearful that a minimum wage increase would create additional budget pressures.
"It's one of the factors we need to take into consideration when we look at raising the minimum wage. There are businesses that it's a more difficult burden for than others, and Parks and Recreations ranks up there," she said.
Scott Reeder and Jes Greene contributed to this report.


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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is adding 10 new hazardous waste sites that pose risks to human health and the environment to the National Priorities List (NPL) of Superfund sites.
The NPL is a listing of priority sites that the agency investigates to determine if actions are needed to clean up the waste. Superfund is the federal program that cleans up the most complex, uncontrolled or abandoned hazardous waste sites in the country – protecting the health of nearby communities and ecosystems from harmful contaminants.
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EPA is also proposing to add these eight sites to the NPL:
To date, there are 1,279 sites on the NPL (including the 10 new sites). With the proposal of the eight new sites, there are 61 proposed sites awaiting final agency action. There are a total of 1,340 final and proposed sites.
With all Superfund sites, EPA tries to identify and locate the parties potentially responsible for the contamination to pay for the cleanup. For the newly listed sites without viable potentially responsible parties, EPA will investigate the full extent of the contamination before starting significant cleanup at the site. Therefore, it may be several years before significant cleanup funding is required for these sites.
The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has issued a health advisory that recommends removing people from the site if EPA determines the site poses a significant threat to public health; and EPA anticipates it will be more cost-effective to use its remedial authority than to use its emergency removal authority to respond to the site.
For Federal Register notices and supporting documents for these final and proposed sites, visit www.epa.gov/superfund/sites/npl/current.htm.


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Point Park University alumni, students and faculty held key positions in the production of this film. Andrew Halasz, assistant professor in the cinema and digital arts department, served as the supervising sound editor/mixer. Cinema and digital arts students Noel Schermaier and Brittany Klesic served as sound editors. In addition, cinema and digital arts alumni produced the historical reenactments for the film. Elise LaGamba served as the production designer, Jon Joseph as producer and Donny Thomas as cinematographer. Conservatory theatre student James Ogden II played young Nate Smith in the reenactments.
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The Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) program successfully deployed moorings off the New England Coast, marking the first comprehensive test of an OOI system on the East Coast. (Photo by John Lund, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)
Many ocean processes that scientists want to study are either invisible from the surface or they play out over long periods of time and wide geographic expanses. Measurements from a ship only provide a brief snapshot or a short glimpse of conditions. As a result, oceanographers find they often need to send instruments deep beneath the surface for long periods of time to measure water properties and record data to quantify changing conditions in the ocean.
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Wallpaper, the decor tool seen as quite the wallflower to some, is blossoming into a design winner.
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Ken Lovett's 25-year tenure as director of music at the Episcopal Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields came to a joyous conclusion Sunday, June 26, at the 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist service. Former members of his choir joined the current roster of singers to produce an ensemble nearly 60-strong that sang the traditional Anglican Sunday morning liturgy of Psalm settings, Introits, anthems and more. Lovett, who is in his late 50s, had announced his retirement, although he will remain in Chestnut Hill.
During the rehearsal before the start of the service, I saw and heard firsthand one of the secrets of Lovett's admirable success. Relying on his flawless ear for even the smallest imperfections of pitch, balance, blend or diction, Lovett made immediate corrections — but with a perfect balance struck between a meticulous standard and a gracious, gentle touch. No wonder that choristers who sang for him at the beginning of his tenure at St. Martin's in 1986 were only too glad to return to pay him the tribute of their continuing love of and need for choral music of the highest quality.
Lovett's genius has been to enhance the deep Anglican repertoire with music drawn from all over the world. Sunday's service began with Pavel Chesnokov's "Let you good Spirit lead me on a level path," a musical testament to the Church of England's long-held connection with the Russian Orthodox Church. Craig Phillips' settings of the "Lord have mercy," "Holy, holy, holy" and "Lamb of God" were heard throughout the service, as were other pieces.
Throughout the entire service, St. Martin's choir sang with professional-level precision and heartfelt emotion, offering a sonic testament to Lovett's 25-year tenure as choir director and organist. I hasten to add that his organ playing of the well-chosen hymns was a model of tasteful bravura.
Ken Lovett came to St. Martin's Church in 1986, the very year when Ruth Russell and the late Marie Jones invited me to begin writing the classical music coverage for the Chestnut Hill Local. Ken was always a delight to work with because he is, first, an exemplary musician, and, secondly, because he is the true definition of a gentleman.
The second week of concerts in Pastorius Park, sponsored by the Chestnut Hill Community Association, featured the Deb Callahan Band in an expertly chosen program of blues, soul, rock and funk last Wednesday evening, June 22. Although the weather was a tad threatening throughout the region and during the span of the day, no rain fell to spoil the fun in Chestnut Hill.
The West Mt. Airyite singer's music, whether her own original numbers or cover selections, offers a heavy yet nonetheless subtle dose of rhythm. Even in slow, soft songs, she sings over a naturally pulsating beat that propels the music along what are frequently complex melodic vocal riffs.
She was joined by Allen James on guitar, Gary Lee on bass and Doug Master on drums. Together they entertained and enthralled an audience that grew in size from song to song, making for yet another splendid evening in Chestnut Hill's jewel of a community park.
The inaugural season of Philadelphia's Russian Opera Workshop presented its first public concert performances Tuesday through Thursday evenings, June 21-23. The chosen opera, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin," is one of the masterpieces of the repertoire, and the Russian-born Ghenady Meirson, the workshop's music director, accompanied and conducted from the Steinway in the Warden Theater of the Academy of Vocal Arts in center city. An encouragingly large and happily supportive audience was on hand to hear the rendition Tuesday evening.
As all lovers of Tchaikovsky's symphonies, tone poems, concerti and ballet scores very well know, the romantic Russian was a master of orchestration. "Eugene Onegin," in particular, is stunningly scored to evoke time, place, drama and the broadest range of emotions. Reducing the original orchestral score to a piano accompaniment that can actually be played in performance is no mean feat, and then actually playing it while you're conducting is another gargantuan challenge. Meirson achieved every goal — as coach, accompanist and conductor — Tuesday night.
Equally impressive were the performances by the workshop's young singers. Baritone Efrain Solis as Onegin and tenor John Viscardi as Lensky were definite standouts in Russian diction, interpretive sincerity and dramatic flair. July will be spent on Tchaikovsky's "Iolanta," which will be performed July 26, 27 and 28. Curtain is 7:30 p.m., and admission is free with no tickets required. For more information, visit www.RussianOperaWorkshop.com.


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Thanks to midfielding1 (a YouTube user who uploaded the video), we can now listen to President Manuel L. Quezon giving a speech in Spanish! See video below (at 3:02):
President Manuel Quezon learned English in only 18 days (and not three months as I wrote in the comments box of that video in YouTube, my mistake; three months was actually the time it took for another great Spanish-speaking Filipino, Claro M. Recto, to learn and MASTER the English language). Quezon's primary languages were both Spanish and Tagalog. But like most Filipinos of his time, he was more articulate in Spanish.
Yes, I said MOST Filipinos. Because you see, it is not taught in our classrooms that when the US invaded (not saved) the Philippines in 1899, they killed around 1,250,000 Filipinos — that is about 1/6 of the population during that time! And they murdered more Filipinos in such a short span of time compared to those who perished in more than three centuries of Spanish rule! And worse, more Spanish-speaking Filipinos also perished in the last world war. Those who survived either migrated to Spain or to the US. And the few remaining are now regarded as a very small and almost forgotten minority.
Today, there are more or less 3,000 Filipinos who use Spanish as their primary language, i.e., they think in Spanish (the 1990 census declared that there were 2,660 Spanish-speaking Filipinos).
In my family, there are only two of us who use Spanish: me and my dad's sister, María Rubia E. Alas. Before us, the last member of the family who spoke in Spanish was Tía Rubia's maternal uncle, Windalino Évora y Bonilla of Unisan, Quezon province. Uncle Carding was also fluent in French (another cognate of Spanish); he died in 1997, the last Spanish-speaker of Unisan town. Sadly, the rest of the family seem not to care about the language anymore. But I am trying to conserve it by teaching it to my children: my nine-year-old daughter Krystal is already conversational; my five-year-old son Momay can speak and understand the language moderately; my second son, Jefe, who is already two, can comprehend the language (I can already give out orders to him in Spanish); And I plan to make Juanito, who is barely a year old, a pure Spanish-speaker. Actually, my children's primary language is Spanish. But since their playmates and our neighbors and my wife's relatives all speak in Tagalog, I'm having a hard time maintaining the language up in their psyche.
Going back to President Quezon, one main reason why he learned English that fast is because of his Spanish. Although English is a West Germanic language, it is also a cognate of Spanish. Countless words in Spanish resemble those in English. Take the following words for example:
Biblia / bible
botón / button
mantener / to maintain
mártir / martyr
política / politics
responsable / responsible
sufrir / to suffer
teléfono / telephone
televisión / television
tolerar / to tolerate
Many proper names in Spanish also have their English counterparts:
Jesucristo / Jesus Christ
Clara / Clare
Juan / John
José / Joseph
María / Mary
That is the reason why the first generation of Filipinos under the American Occupation were much better speakers and writers in the English language compared to our generation. National Artist for Literature Nicomedes "Nick" Joaquín (1917-2004) is regarded as the greatest Filipino writer in English. But his primary language was Spanish. The quintessential poet in English and another National Artist for Literature, José García Villa (1908-1997, son of Simeón Villa, a physician of President Emilio Aguinaldo and a close associate of General Antonio Luna), also had Spanish as his first language. The Philippine Star's Máximo Solivén (1929-2006) also spoke in flawless Spanish. And who could ever forget playwright and thespian Wilfrido Mª Guerrero (1917-1995) whose "Wanted: A Chaperon", among other plays, is now considered a classic? Guerrero is a descendant of Lorenzo Guerrero (1835-1904), another native hispanoparlante. He first wrote in Spanish before shifting to English. And many of his plays were even staged in the US!
The abovementioned great men of Philippine letters had previous notions of Spanish, a daughter of the Latin language, therefore a basis by itself of English. That is why the English of the early 20th-century Filipinos were much superb compared to ours.
And that is why teaching Spanish in Philippine schools is crucial to the government's efforts to make Filipinos fluent in English. The 24 units of Spanish should be brought back to colleges and universities. Imagine… Spanish has been with us for more than three hundred years. English for just a hundred or so. But why put so much importance to the latter? Isn't it that Spanish is a global language, too? English was never ours in the first place. But Spanish is something that is already ours…
"Spanish is a national, Filipino tradition, for not only has it seeds in our history but roots that saturate the very core of our national soul and being, for it is the "open sesame" to the enchanted cavern that keeps like enduring treasures the highest thoughts and the deepest feelings of our race since the dawn of civilization." –Claro M. Recto–
Special thanks to Inu Yasha (a reader of FILIPINO eSCRIBBLES) for sharing the MLQ video to us! =)


text: Aging Habits February 26, 2013 08:17 PM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Sara Schafer Top Producer Editor Email Different generations bring unique benefits to the farm For the first time, four generations are involved on the farm. This includes matures (ages 62 and older), baby boomers (ages 43–61), Generation X (ages 31–42) and Generation Y (ages 13–30). While every person is unique, there are definite similarities within the generations. Values, habits and goals are a few of the traits that each generation has in common. "When you look at your operation, you want to identify how people communicate and how decisions are made." Chris Barron, an Iowa farmer and Top Producer columnist, says that in his 12-person farm group, partners range in age from 20 to 72. He can easily see different communication styles. "A Generation Y will text you, a Generation X will email you, a baby boomer will call you, and a mature will want to put it on paper" Barron explains. Overcoming these tendencies might not be easy, but at the very least you can understand why the people in your operation think and act the way they do. "When you look at your operation, you want to identify how people communicate and how decisions are made," Barron says. "This will help you define their generational differences and their preferred work habits." Communication Defines. Kevin Spafford, Farm Journal succession planning expert, says personal experience is a key reason different generations might participate in poor communication. A helpful exercise to create clear communication is to divide everyone in the operation into groups based on their age, Spafford says. Then have each group/generation share ideas about what they need from the others and what they have to offer to the others. "This can be an eye-opening conversation," he says. "It's the responsibility of each generation to better understand and empathize with the other generations involved on the farm." Decoding the Generations Chris Barron, an Iowa farmer and a Top Producer columnist, says you should define all of the people in your operation in terms of their generational group. Then you can more easily determine how each individual would like to communicate and be treated. Here are the common characteristics of each generation. Matures (ages 62 and older): This group believes that hard work and dedication lead to rewards. They tend to struggle with diversity, change and technology. Matures: Are punctual and rarely miss work Are committed to organization Respect authority Have great interpersonal skills Exhibit a good worth ethic Baby Boomers (ages 43–61): The baby boomers are considered the "me" generation. They don't deal with conflict or diversity well and tend to be self-promoting. Overall, they: Are competitive and hard-working Get the job done at any cost Are seen as sacrificing personal life to achieve personal goals Are driven and service-oriented Are team players Generation X (ages 31–42): This group is known as the "latchkey kids," meaning that both their parents worked, which caused them to be independent. Overall, Generation X tends to be open to feedback and is good at networking. Their common characteristics are: They digest information rapidly They witnessed the economic challenges of the 80s They might not sacrifice personal life for the business or company Generation Y (ages 13–30): Typically Generation Y is good at multitasking and appreciates diversity. This group is more cooperative and civic-minded. They also tend to have strong parental attachments and need more recognition. Most are not affluent. This generation tends to: Want to do meaningful work that makes a difference in the world Value information technology Have big goals for the future Back to news


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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Banana Bread...
from Martha Stewart...by way of my friend Becky.
Banana Bread
adapted from Martha Stewart
Makes 1 large loaf or 3 or 4 mini loaves
1 stick butter, room temp
1 cup sugar
2 eggs, room temp
1 tsp. vanilla
1 1/2 cups flour
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. salt
1 cup mashed very ripe bananas (about 2)
1/2 cup sour cream
1/2 cup chopped walnuts or pecans (optional)
Preheat oven to 350. Butter a 9X5X3-inch loaf pan or 4 mini loaf pans.
With electric mixer, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add the eggs and vanilla, beating well.
Sift dry ingredients and combine with butter mixture. Blend well. Add bananas and sour cream; mix well. Stir in nuts and pour into prepared pan.
Bake about 50-60 minutes, or until toothpick comes out clean (careful not to overbake; start checking early). Turn out onto a rack to cool.
32 comments:
the best use for ripe bananas - looks delicious. i bet it smells awesome too.ReplyDelete
It does...ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for stopping by!
now I know where to come when I need ideas for banana bread I'm glad I found this post…banana bread is so yummy...I know it is taste greatReplyDelete
Thanks Raquel...I appreciate you stopping by!ReplyDelete
I wrote we were twins..countries apart..in a comment yesterday..about pie plates:)ReplyDelete
Now I see Martha was knocking at both our doors for today's posts:) Love those wood bakers..Very cute..can u bake more than once in them?
Such keepers banana breads..Bet the boys loved every minute..the last one savoring his last days..x
Love you Sweet Nana...ReplyDelete
I think you can bake in them more than once if you have the parchment liners...but they are very fragile. So I tossed them after using...I just love them, they feel special...and when someone receives one it elevates a little banana bread to something special too!
I will tell you secret...I think in reality I have even more pie plates than I thought I did! Lol!
I also have trouble keeping up with ripe bananas. I've started to freezing them now I have an abundance of frozen bananas. this bread looks so good it's giving me inspiration to give it a try.ReplyDelete
Happy New year!
You lucky duck:) An Ipad..Blogs look even MORE beautiful on IPADS I have discovered through my daughter's..Thanks for the tips:)ReplyDelete
Me too..frozen bananas:)
I freeze them too....right in their skins...peel frozen before using...or you can peel them and put them in a plastic bag.ReplyDelete
Yeah...the pictures look really beautiful on the IPad....Santa
Surprised me with it this year....I am lucky!
Happy New Year to you too Pam...ReplyDelete
Glad to see you!
Ask any mom and an i-don't-know-what-to-do-with-these-overripe-bunch-of-bananas problem arises every now and again. It does in our household. Thanks to your recipe, I'll have several options than just my old banana cake recipe. Will definitely try this! Thanks for sharingReplyDelete
Thanks so much for stopping by!ReplyDelete
You are my hero Linda! I found 2 bananas in the fridge that had hidden under something... I can't bear to throw them out and would love to turn them into something nummy like banana bread... and you can't go wrong with a Martha recipe, bless her fat little head!ReplyDelete
You really gave me a chuckle girlfriend ! I love this one because it is made with butter...not oil....and the sour cream really makes it...I know it is only a lowly banana bread...but I think you will enjoy it with a cup of tea or coffee...and if you really want to gild the lily a schemer of cream cheese!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 13, 2012 at 3:11 PM
Hi LindaReplyDelete
I am trying again to leave a comment I am going to try something different and see if it works for me.
- AnonymousJanuary 13, 2012 at 3:15 PM
Thrilled when I have any little success on the computer.
I had such enjoyable day yesterday baking and listening to your music on your blog.
The banana bread was delicious and I really liked the finish look it had.
I have been making tessy's banana bread from Mad Hungry and it is good but I like this one better.
Thank you
Oh Pat...so nice to see you here! Thank you so much for stopping by to visit! I am happy you enjoyed the bread...and especially the music!ReplyDelete
love to you!
L xo
- AnonymousJanuary 13, 2012 at 9:43 PM
hey.......do u think it will turn out soft and moist if i use whole wheat flour?ReplyDelete
I think it will be heavier...but why not try it. You might try half AP and half WW....or perhaps white WW flour...ReplyDelete
Let me know how that works out for you...I would love to try it myself...
Hi Linda, this is my first visit to your site and I love it!ReplyDelete
I signed up to follow you by email and google reader so hopefully won't miss a post. I always buy bananas that somehow, miraculously, make their way into banana bread and like to try new recipes so thanks for sharing this one!
Thanks Patty! I appreciate your kind comments...thanks so much for stopping by!ReplyDelete
Happy new year Linda and I hope you had a very merry Christmas! You are so sweet to drop by my blog. I ve been off blogging for some time. so many things to do and not enuf time :(.....and havent been visiting blogs either. All teh best for the year to you and yours.ReplyDelete
This is my favorite banana bread recipe too, Linda. I've made it for years and haven't found another that beats it.ReplyDelete
Good to see you Zurin...I know how it is!ReplyDelete
Cathy it is definitely our favorite...the sour cream makes it so moist!
Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
I just read about you on Nana's Blog and had to come and see. What a lovely little corner you have created.ReplyDelete
I had never heard of these little pans; now they will be on my must find list. your banana loaves sound wonderful
Thank you Rita....so nice of you to come and visit!ReplyDelete
Dear Linda, This is my first time here! I love the music, the food, the photos, and the whole atmosphere!!! It has just brought a smile to my face today! Thank you!ReplyDelete
Your banana cake looks mouthwatering! Absolutely wonderful!
Blessings, Catherine xo
I always have that overly ripe banana problem too. Perfect excuse to make some warm, soft, fragrant banana bread. I can almost smell it through the screen. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks ladies....thanks for stopping by!ReplyDelete
Hello, new follower here and I'd like to invite you to join me at my weekly Clever Chicks Blog Hop:ReplyDelete
I hope you can make it!
Kathy Shea Mormino
The Chicken Chick
Dieting Points About Bananas. The calories in a banana are not excessive given typical daily calorie requirements and the satisfying nature of the fruit.ReplyDelete
great blog!ReplyDelete
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