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49ers receiver Michael Crabtree has surgery on torn Achilles
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree suffered a torn Achilles tendon during organized team activities Tuesday and has undergone surgery, the team announced Wednesday after a report by USA TODAY Sports revealed the injury.
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49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said Wednesday that Crabtree is not expected to miss the entire season.
The injury used to be an automatic season-ender but has since become one that can sometimes be rehabbed in a matter of months — as Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Da'Quan Bowers did last year.
Both players tore the tendon in the spring and returned to the field after starting the year on the physically unable to perform list.
Denver Broncos wide receiver Demaryius Thomas can empathize with Crabtree. Thomas tore his Achilles' tendon while training in February 2011, just after his rookie season.
Thomas had surgery and was cleared to practice about seven months later, after missing all of Denver's offseason workouts and training camp. He didn't play until October 2011 (in part because of a broken finger suffered after returning to practice), but said it took until last summer to feel fully recovered.
"He's a great player and I'm sure he's going to work hard to get back and listen to all the people that he's got to listen to," Thomas said Wednesday. "But it's difficult at first, because it took a while for me to be able to do anything. You know, I had to wear a boot for six to eight weeks, and I couldn't do anything but upper body stuff. Once I got it off, I still had to take time, because it's a serious injury, and you don't want to take it too fast."
Crabtree, 25, is coming off a breakout season in which he had career-highs in receptions (85), yards (1,105) and touchdowns (nine), following three seasons in which he struggled to live up to the expectations placed upon him when the Niners selected him 10th overall in 2009.
The injury to Crabtree comes at an unfortunate point in his career and for the 49ers, though the team has been working to build depth on offense. Perhaps the Niners would consider bringing back Randy Moss, who hasn't yet retired and tweeted in March he "wished we could've finished the job!!"
In March, the Niners picked up receiver Anquan Boldin in a trade with the Ravens, sending Baltimore a sixth-round draft pick.
Crabtree did all he could to help the Niners win a title. He had a huge postseason – 20 catches for 285 yards and three touchdowns, with one of those touchdowns coming in the Super Bowl. But the 49ers needed one more score from him to beat the Baltimore Ravens as time was running out and were unable to get it.
Crabtree, who had a 24-yard catch to move the ball into Ravens territory, was the intended receiver on a quick rollout pass on third-and-goal and a fade on fourth-and-goal that sailed over his head as he was defended by Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith. Niners coach Jim Harbaugh wanted a pass-interference call on both plays but was denied by the officials.
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|Serving Size: 20 g (1 1/3 scoops)
|Amount Per Serving
|24 kcal
|Calories From Fat
|0 kcal
|Total Carbohydrates
|5.9 g
|1.3 g
|Vitamin B3 (Niacin)
|35 mg
|7.5 mcg
|Folic Acid
|30 mcg
|56 mg
|14 mg
|Caffeine (Total Amount)
|300 mg
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of which Creatine 3929 mg
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Green Tea extract (>50% Polyphenols) (200 mg), Grape Seed extract (95% Proanthocyanidin) (20 mg), Alpha Lipoic Acid (10 mg)
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Glucose Polymer, L-Arginine Alpha-Ketoglutarate, Beta-Alanine, Caffeine, Acetyl-L-Carnitine HCl, L-Citrulline DL-Malate, L-Carnitine L-Tartrate, Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate, Bioperine®
· Amino Acid Matrix: 4250 mg
L-Arginine HCl (3000 mg), L-Tyrosine (1000 mg), Taurine (200 mg), L-Ornithine HCl (50 mg)
*RDA%: Percent of the Recommended Daily Allowance.
† RDA not established in the EU.
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Admission | Courses | Program | Requirements
Department Chairperson: Frederick M. Randolph
Graduate Faculty
Associate Graduate Faculty
*Certified Health Education Specialist
The Department of Community Health and Health Services Management offers a specialized program of study leading to the Master of Science degree in health education. Candidates may choose an emphasis in community health education or school health education. A Health Service Administration emphasis may also be selected with consultation from department faculty. Health educators prepared within the graduate program typically are hired as practitioners in and directors of health education and health promotion programs in community health agencies, hospitals, business and industry, health related governmental departments, and private organizations; as health education teachers in local school districts; as supervisors of health education at the local and state levels; and as college and university health educators.
All candidates must meet the general admission requirements of the School of Graduate Studies. Each candidate must show evidence of having completed course work in human diseases either prior to admission as a degree candidate or before completion of his/her programs of study. A professional internship will be required for those candidates choosing the community health education emphasis if no field experience was obtained as an undergraduate or if the candidate has not had equivalent work experience. Prior to the professional internship or the school-related professional experience, students must have completed 27 hours of course work that includes CH 511, CH 512, HE 530, HE 570, and HE 571, and must have a minimum of a 3.25 GPA in all graduate work. School health education candidates without student teaching and/or actual teaching background will be required to complete a school-related professional experience comparable to the community health internship.
An overall GPA of 2.75 or a 3.00 or higher for the last two years of undergraduate work is required for unconditional entrance into the program. Applicants with lower than the prescribed minimum GPAs may be admitted probationally with the understanding that they must earn at least a B in each course taken during their initial 12 hours of graduate health education course work. Nine of these hours must be taken from among the required core courses and one of the courses must be either HE 570 or HE 571.
The Department of Community Health and Health Services Management does not require Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores for admission to the program. However, international students whose native language is not English must have a minimum TOEFL score of 550 or must satisfactorily complete the WESL program prior to admission to the graduate program or must have earned a bachelor's degree from an accredited college/university within the USA with four years in residence at the awarding institution(s) within two years of enrolling at WIU.
The candidate will select one of the following plans of study:
Specific programs of study will be designed for each individual based on personal interests and undergraduate major. All students must successfully complete selected core courses in their emphasis area including the common core of:
In addition to satisfying the core course requirements, the student will complete 12 semester hours of directed electives in an area of concentration. Students frequently choose to complete the directed elective requirement by selecting courses in areas of concentration such as:
Community Health Education
School Health Education
Additional electives may be selected from among courses within the department or from courses in other departments. Elective courses from other departments should be chosen so as to assist the candidate in achieving career objectives. Examples of elective concentrations include business, behavioral sciences, learning resources, counseling, or biological sciences. A minimum of two-thirds of the total program hours required for graduation must be taken in the major area.
In meeting his or her professional preparation objectives, each degree-seeking student will successfully complete a written examination that will focus on, but not be limited to, the following: 1) assessing individual and community needs for health education; 2) planning effective health education programs; 3) implementing health education programs; 4) evaluating the effectiveness of health education programs; 5) coordinating provision of health education services; 6) acting as a resource person in health education; 7) communicating health and health education needs, concerns, and resources; 8) research and analytical skills; 9) written communication skills; and 10) a solid health-related knowledge base. This examination will cover the content of courses which comprise the student's program of study. The exam is usually administered on the second Saturday in April, July, and November. Additional information about the comprehensive examination may be obtained from the department.
Students may receive more detailed information regarding the specifics of the M.S. degree program in health education by contacting the Department of Community Health and Health Services Management.
Health Education
432G The Comprehensive School Health Program. (3) The study of the expanded model of comprehensive school health programming and all of its components.
433G School Health Curriculum. (3) Investigates the nature of school health curriculum development which addresses objectives, learning activities, resources, content, evaluation, sequencing, scheduling, and implementation. Prerequisite: HE 432.
440G Sexuality Education in the Home, School, and Community. (3) The principles of sex education of the preschool- and school-age child. Emphasis is placed on preparing the student in content, resources, procedures, and philosophy of home, school, and community sex education.
441G Mental Health. (3) Personality development, mental dynamics, the mature individual, and the mentally ill. Special emphasis is given to teacher-pupil relationships.
442G Drug Education in the Home, School and Community. (3) Concepts of drug education with emphasis placed on preparing the student in content, resources, procedures, and philosophy of home, school, and community drug education.
450G Child and Adolescent Health Crisis Workshop. (1, repeatable to 2 with change in topic) Designed to investigate the multidimensional dynamics of health problems and their relationship to child and adolescent risk behaviors. Possible topics include conflict resolution, substance abuse, eating disorders, suicide, gang involvement, cult-related activities, and media influence.
450G Consumer Health Workshop. (1, repeatable to 2 with change in topic) Examination of significant current issues in consumer health. Topics may include healthcare, drug products, health insurance, disease treatments, nutrition/weight control products, and consumer laws/protection.
450G Health Promotion Workshop. (1, repeatable to 2 with change in topic) Designed to provide new and updated information relative to current health issues confronting the health promotion professional.
450G School Health Workshop. (1, repeatable to 2 with change in topic) Designed to provide new and updated information relative to current health issues confronting the school health professional.
450G Sexuality Education Workshop. (1, repeatable to 2 with change in topic) Provides professionally related information about sexuality. Concentrates on developing, organizing, implementing, and evaluating sexuality content and programs; addresses scope and sequencing; and examines steps to an effective program.
450G Substance Use/Abuse Workshop. (1, repeatable to 2 with change in topic) Designed to assist concerned school and community personnel in recognizing the multidimensional influences of alcohol, drugs, and other substances on health.
520 Contemporary Concepts in Dying and Death. (3) This course concentrates on study of facts and values of Americans concerning dying and death. Discussion focuses on living an effective and meaningful life, the stages of dying and emotions surrounding loss, means of working with and relating to the dying person, the causes of death, and clarifying death.
525 Health Aspects of Aging. (3) An exploration of health problems and the effects of medical crises on the aged and the means for dealing with these problems and crises will be covered. An investigation of the development of health problems during the aging years and a look at the major health problems of various age groups will be included.
530 Theories and Concepts in Health Education. (3) A comprehensive study of health education terminology, history, and philosophy. Also emphasized will be health education models and theories, health behavior change theories, professional preparation, research, and evaluation.
570 Research Design in Health Education. (3) The process of planning and organizing research studies for the purpose of solving problems unique to health education.
571 Evaluative Techniques in Health Education. (3) The application of techniques used to organize, analyze, and interpret statistical data unique to health education. Topics include measures of central tendency, measures of variability, percentiles, sampling, correlation, standard scores, and tests of significance.
599 Independent Study in Health Education. (1-3, repeatable to 6 with change in topic) Independent research study of an approved topic. Specific department guidelines must be followed. Minimum 50 work hours per 1 hour of credit.
600 Seminar in Health Education. (1-3, repeatable to 6 with change in topic) A study of current critical issues in health education as they relate to school and community health education. Examples of topics are: mental health education, consumer education, drug education, and death and dying.
601 Thesis. (1-3, repeatable to 4) Direction by a major professor of a student research project. To receive credit, the student will be required to complete and receive approval of his/her study. Graded S/U.
602 Professional Development Portfolio. (1) The student will demonstrate competency in assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating health education programs; in coordinating services; in acting as a resource person; and in communicating about health and health education by organizing, integrating, and documenting his/her learning experiences. The portfolio will be a selection of representative professional work submitted in a written form, reviewed by department graduate faculty, and orally presented in a seminar setting to appropriate members of that body. Graded S/U. Prerequisite: Approval of the department graduate coordinator.
603 Comprehensive Examination. (0) The student will complete a written comprehensive examination covering the content of courses which comprise his/her program of study. The examination will be graded S/U and will be administered once each semester. The student may take the examination a maximum of three times. Prerequisite: Approval of the department graduate coordinator.
Community Health Education
411G Principles of Epidemiology. (3) Public health problem-solving methods emphasizing epidemiology and biostatics. Methods of planning and evaluating public health programs will be included. Prerequisite: CH 301, or CH 302, or permission of instructor.
414G Ethical Conduct and Conflict in Community Health. (3) Students will interpret ethical codes of conduct as set forth by professional organizations; conflict arising from existing and evolving codes of conduct will be examined using case studies as an arena for discussion.
450G Community Health Workshop. (1, repeatable to 2 with change in topic) Examination and analysis of significant current concerns and controversies in community health. Content varies according to contemporary issues.
450G Community Health Careers Workshop. (1, repeatable to 2 with change in topic) Current trends and issues affecting community health professions including professional preparation, job availability, and continuing education for professional growth. Designed for students and professionals in community health promotion, environmental health, and health services management.
450G Environmental Health Workshop. (1, repeatable to 2 with change in topic) Examination of environmental concerns that may impact directly or indirectly on humans and their surroundings. Educational strategies and abatement measures are included.
510 Human Ecology and Community Health. (3) The study and analysis of a variety of environmental problems and issues emphasizing the interrelationship between humans and the myriad environmental concerns.
511 Community Health Agencies and Programs. (3) A study of community health agencies and programs. Exploration of current trends and problems including an analysis of social, political, and economic factors affecting community health programs and their utilization by the public. Relationships between school and community health programs will be assessed.
512 Planning and Evaluation of Health Education Programs. (3) An analysis of program planning: this will include examination of consumer participation, consulting skills, negotiation skills, training, budgeting, implementation, data collection, evaluation, and writing program reports.
513 Community Health Education Techniques and Procedures. (3) The course will offer experiential opportunities in the techniques and procedures of communication skills, public relations, and grant writing as they apply to the community health education professional. Prerequisite: CH 511 or 512 or permission of the instructor.
580 Skills in Community Development. (3) This course emphasizes the practical skills required to be an effective community developer, including conflict resolution, leadership, comunication, and community capacity-building. The focus is on skill-building, as students are provided opportunities to practice new techniques. Topics will be modified as new technologies and other external factors impact the practice of community development. Graded S/U. Prerequisite: Graduate standing.
590 Professional Internship. (3-6) Intended to give the student practical experience in community health education. The internship is spent in appropriate programs, under the preceptorship of an administrator qualified by education and/or experience, and supervision of a health sciences faculty member. Development and utilization of original activities is stressed. Periodic progress reports are required. Graded S/U. Prerequisite: Permission of internship coordinator to enroll and to select an internship site.
Health Services Management
450G Health Services Management Workshop. (1, repeatable to 2 with change in topic) Designed to provide new and updated information relative to current trends and issues in health services management.
514 Health Service Administration. (3) The administrative functions of long term care facilities and other related organizations will be covered. The administrator's role in the organization and the community will be delineated and analyzed. Prerequisites: Graduate standing and/or permission of the instructor.
515 Legal Aspects of Health Services Management. (3) The course will equip future health services managers and health educators with a working knowledge of health law as it relates to the health industry. Students who have taken HSM 470 will not be eligible to receive credit for this course. Prerequisite: Graduate standing.
516 Introduction to Health Policy. (3) The course will equip future health services managers and health educators with a working knowledge of health policy formulation, examinaiton and implementation as it relates to the health industry. Prerequisite: Graduate standing.
Occupational Safety
600 Seminar in Safety Education. (1-3, repeatable to 6 with change in topic) A study of current critical issues in injury control and safety, as they relate to school and community populations and environments. Examples of topics are: spinal cord injury, aging and injury control, industrial safety and health promotion, and controversial safety issues.


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Peyton Manning entered the season as the NFL's biggest quarterback mark. He enters the final stretch of the season as the favorite for NFL MVP honors.
At this point, we almost take it for granted that Manning is back to his old self. But it's truly a remarkable story considering what conventional wisdom thought about Manning less than a year ago after four neck surgeries.
The folks around Manning don't take it for granted.
"What Peyton is doing, in my brain, is not just remarkable, it's freaking historical," Denver Broncos coach John Fox told Sam Farmer of the Los Angeles Times in an excellent feature. "To be where he is, off of what he just went through. Just look at it, his life got turned upside down.
"He's been in one place for 14 years, and he never imagined he'd be anywhere else. To have a real serious injury, where at one point you weren't real sure you were ever going to throw again. To be where he is right now? He's doing it in a completely different part of the country, with a completely different organization. I'm loving it, but I think about it and I'm like, 'This is kind of bizarre.'
Manning says the key to success is adjustment. He still hasn't been able to increase his work in the weight room, but he has learned how to change his game.
"What I've learned to do is compensate. That's what athletes do," Manning said. "You learn to compensate with what you've got. I've come to accept the reality that I am 36 years old. I'm not trying to be the player that I was when I was 28. I'm not. I don't compare myself to that. ...
"I'm a different quarterback. I've got these two unbelievable kids now. My life has just totally changed. I've changed with it. I'm learning to live with something every day."
Manning even used the word "dink and dunk" to describe how he has learned to be successful, while mixing in the well-timed vertical pass. He's not the old Peyton Manning, but that's not the point. The new Peyton Manning still looks like an all-time great.


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On Monday, Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is set to unfurl the most ambitious legislative agenda of his six years in office. By Thursday evening, he's scheduled to be 200 miles north in a Midtown Manhattan hotel, schmoozing with contributors to the Democratic Governors Association.
The high-profile travel schedule is becoming the new normal for O'Malley, who took on a second year as chairman of the governors group in December. As Maryland's 90-day General Assembly session was ramping up last week, the governor zipped down to Myrtle Beach, S.C., to weigh in on the GOP presidential primaries. Twenty-four hours later, he was back in Annapolis to brief fiscal leaders on his $36 billion spending plan for next year.
How the governor will balance the two roles is a question on the minds of many lawmakers and advocates in Annapolis.
"He's got to devote 24 hours a day to managing the state and trying to get his legislative package through the House and the Senate," said Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller, echoing the comments of other state Democrats.
O'Malley juggled the state and national jobs last year, but this time both positions are likely to be even more demanding. His time away from the state was criticized last session when two of this three top proposals failed.
"He honestly has to be intensely involved" in the session, Miller said, and not presidential politics. "Who the Republican nominee is, right now, has got to be the least of his worries."
O'Malley said Friday that his eyes are focused firmly on Maryland. "I always stay close to home during session," he said. "You always have to keep your priorities clear, and my priority is to the people of our state and the job I have to do as governor as we come out of these tough times."
In Annapolis, O'Malley has proposed an array of new fees and taxes, including higher income taxes for many Marylanders, higher fees on water bills and an expansion of the sales tax to some online purchases.
A gas tax increase is believed to be in the works, and he's also expected to ask ratepayers to accept higher electricity bills to help pay for his offshore wind farm plan.
And he's trying to pass a law allowing same-sex marriage.
"Anytime you bring in a legislative package, you have to sell it," said state Sen. Ed DeGrange, an Anne Arundel County Democrat. "Nobody is going to sell it for you."
Democratic leaders are already talking about wholesale changes to the governor's spending plan, which proposes shifting $240 million in teacher pension costs from the state to the counties.
"What he introduced is not what we will end up voting on," predicted Del. John L. Bohanan Jr., a Southern Maryland Democrat who chairs a House Appropriations subcommittee on education. "I think it is fair to say there will be alternatives."
Despite the full plate at home, national events are likely to tug at O'Malley's schedule over the next few weeks, particularly because his DGA role at times makes him a surrogate for President Barack Obama in attacking Republican presidential candidates. In addition, twelve governors are up for re-election this year.
O'Malley noted that he's held a leadership position in the governors association for five years, and said the travel schedule does not feel much different than in the past. What's different, he suggested, is the attention it is getting.
Colm O'Comartun, executive director of the governors association and a former O'Malley aide, said this week's New York event was added at the request of Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who famously stays in his home state.
O'Comartun pointed out that O'Malley's political travel during last year's session was limited to day trips. Again this year, he said, the governor's out-of-state dates hew to legislative rhythms and are purposefully set on days that aren't so busy.
It's hardly unusual for state chief executives to take on national roles that require travel. For instance, until last week, Republican Gov. Rick Perry of Texas was on the presidential campaign trail while running his state. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, considered a possible GOP vice presidential pick, was in Baltimore on Friday for a Republican retreat.
State Sen. Brian Frosh of Montgomery County said he doesn't worry about O'Malley's two roles. He argued that O'Malley — a fellow Democrat — has been significantly more engaged than Republican Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. was.
"They did not do a good job working with the legislature," Frosh said of Ehrlich's administration. "You heard about a bill when it went in and when it died. This is like night and day."
But to detractors, O'Malley's apparent national ambitions follow a familiar pattern from his days in Baltimore. Before his first term as mayor was up, O'Malley was criticized for putting gubernatorial ambitions in front of city business.
"The current mayor treats us like steppingstones," Carl Stokes said in a 2003 article in The Baltimore Sun as he announced his primary challenge to O'Malley.
O'Malley shot back at the time, "People overestimated my ambition, and they underestimated my dedication to this city. … My feelings for the city are deep, and we're making tremendous progress." (Stokes, now a member of the Baltimore City Council, decided to run instead for Council President that year and lost. O'Malley trounced his Democratic rivals in the primary and easily won re-election.)
In Annapolis last week, O'Malley was getting the benefit of the doubt from an unusual corner. Republican Sen. Bryan Simonaire of Anne Arundel County said a national spotlight can be good for the state.
As for the legislative session, Simonaire said, "the proof is in the pudding."
"At the end of the session, how effective was he?" Simonaire said. "I don't think you have to be in the building." But, he added, if O'Malley is unable to move his agenda because he's seen as absent, "he'll be harshly criticized, not only by Republicans but by the people of Maryland."
O'Malley's staff pointed to a hybrid event Friday in Hanover as an example of how the governor can handle his two roles.
He wore a dark suit as he shared a stage with Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy and Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer at a union training center for a governors association event that stressed how state spending can create jobs.
When that event wrapped up, O'Malley traded his suit coat for a Ravens jacket and walked 10 feet to another table. There — before a Maryland-themed backdrop — he accepted thanks from union and company officials for his efforts to help reopen the idled Sparrows Point RG Steel plant.
On Monday, Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is set to unfurl the most ambitious legislative agenda of his six years in office. By Thursday evening, he's scheduled to be 200 miles north in a Midtown Manhattan hotel, schmoozing with contributors to the Democratic Governors Association.


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Manhattan's hippest Girl Group
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Angelic vocal harmonies, wordy humor, jazz chops & pop moxie
Time Out NY
The Lascivious Biddies write and perform songs so offbeat, so unique and so encompassing of other music categories that they had to come up with their own name for what they do: cocktail pop.
The Bergen County Record
The Lascivious Biddies push the sexy, both in name and the way that they sell themselves, but what the New York female quartet really has going on is chops and intelligence.
The Providence Journal
For my part, I think of them as exceptionally imaginative purveyors of the exuberant polystylism that is now the source of so much of the creative energy in the best post-postmodern American art. Jazz, pop, rock, country, classical: the Lascivious Biddies like what they like, and don't much care what it's called. Instead of wasting time worrying about labels, rules, and recipes, they just mix it all together and serve it up. That's what I call a hot dish.
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May 2005 - Two Australians moved to Tuscany where they planned to live for two years. Two weeks later their dogs, Snowy and Dermott, arrived. Seven years and a property purchase later, they're still here.
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Sennelier in Paris
14 comments:
- Felicity said...
Wonderful painting Robyn, and lovely post!
- 8:29 pm
- Robyn Sinclair said...
Thanks, Felicity. Did you notice how lazy I have been, leaving the accents off the French words? I've forgotten how to find my international keyboard.
- 9:02 pm
- dinahmow said...
Words like "luscious" and 'rich" and "warm" all come to mind.
The book sounds a delight;I'll look for it.
(My system is slow enough that I just skip the accents!)
- 12:45 am
- Sue Pownall said...
How lovely, both your sketches and your words.
- 6:18 am
- Robyn Sinclair said...
Thank you Di and Sue. I haven't been a good Blogger of late. Hope to be better in future.
- 11:31 am
- Desiree said...
Wonderful painting! I hope your Christmas in Paris is amazing!
- 4:31 pm
- Belinda Del Pesco said...
Beautiful little painting, and I love the city rooftop sketch too.... Great post. The book sounds like a must have; I'm a sucker for anecdotal stories about artists - past and present - and when part of the text is about paint and art supplies, well, there you go! That's a good book. Thanks so much for writing about it.
- 6:25 pm
- Robyn Sinclair said...
Belinda, One could go on buying art books forever, eh? You are on my mind lately because I'm itching to try some more collagraphs.
Desiree - Prepare yourself to be bored enlessly with tales of Paris. :)
- 2:33 pm
- Joan Sandford-Cook said...
Wow what a wonderful time and the green looks fab! Like the building sketch, so full of life. Not been around of late, as I have been nursing my husband throughout the year and he died of throat cancer in October. Now look forward to catching up with my blogger pal's posts and what they are painting. Came to yours as one of the first Robyn. I'm now going to skim right through the year and see what you have been up to apart from lovely times in Paris and the Sennelier shop of course.
- 4:43 pm
- Clare said...
Gorgeous sketches Robyn! Thankyou for taking me back to my favourite city.
- 10:02 pm
- Robyn Sinclair said...
Joan - I missed you and am terribly, terribly to hear of your loss.
- 10:21 am
- carlarey said...
I love your painting and your rooftop sketch, they are both so inspiring.
As soon as I saw this post I hopped over and and ordered this set for myself.
- 10:46 pm
- Katherine Thomas said...
Ooh, I wish I could have spent a day like that! The Sennelier place looks like such fun, and you did a beautiful painting. I bet they would love to have that painting for their advertising!
- 2:40 pm
- GlennF said...
I am a beginning sketcher and have fallen hard. Want to use artist quality paints to highlight sketches. While looking for a review of artists' watercolor paints, I found your blog. Beautiful sketches and story of your Paris foray. Thanks.
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The NFL isn't basketball or baseball. It's not the kind of sport that relies on teams from major markets succeeding in order to keep it viable. You rarely hear the likes of Mike Wilbon argue that a New York team needs to make the Super Bowl in order for America to pay attention (Wilbon would skip the game regardless because he secretly hates football and he secretly hates you, the football fan). You rarely hear fans complaining about intricate conspiracies designed by Roger Goodell and the TV networks in order to advance major market teams deeper into the postseason. They'll complain about everything ELSE, but rarely that.
However, there's no reason that we can't go ahead and ruin football just like we did all the other sports by turning it into some kind of freakshow ratings-watching derby. Let's rank these perspective Super Bowl matchups based upon their potential viewing audience size, because it's fun to speculate about things that would be beneficial to giant corporations (including NBC, which owns this website and will be televising the Super Bowl)! Let's go.
1. Pats/Giants. This one's obvious. You'd be talking about a rematch of one of the greatest Super Bowls of all time (Super Bowl 42), with a chance for Tom Brady to exact his revenge on Eli Manning for ruining his dream season and consigning him to a life of untold riches and supermodel lovin'. Poor, poor man. Also, Bill Simmons would like a second chance to party with Brady in the Presidential Suite at the Conrad Hotel.
2. Pats/49ers. You would still have Brady gunning for his fourth title (so dreamy!), with the added bonus of a storied franchise (the 49ers) looking to return to glory after spending two-plus decades in a black hole. Also, the 49ers defense is nasty, so I'd be quite interested in seeing if they could again shut down a historically prolific offense in New England. Brady is the biggest star left in these playoffs. I'm sure NBC execs would be pleased to have him on board, regardless of the matchup.
3. Ravens/Giants. The rematch no one wanted. Remember the 2000 Super Bowl? Of course you don't. You were too busy drinking hydrogen peroxide under the pool table to witness that atrocity. Boy, that's a big charisma dropoff from Brady to Joe Flacco, isn't it? Like going from a Ferrari to a Datsun. Even Flacco's mustache can't keep him from being an empty vessel.
4. Ravens/49ers. Did you see these two teams play earlier in the season? You don't want that again. That's a little too much defense for my taste.


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I have just joined, since I encountered a problem in a small personal project I have. To put it simple, the program is a very primitive web server that you can share files with (doesn´t host websites, it just shares stuff). It has a simple gui that helps you to, say, shut it down. You can also, or rather will be able to, read logs of what has happened and so on. And this is where my issue is.
I have made my own logging system. It doesn´t involve any file IO, it will just list the different events in a window. So if someone connects and they, say, download a file it will appear in the gui automatically. Very simple, really, but there is a possible threading issue in it. Since the application is multithreaded, entries in the log will be added from many threads. Everytime an entry is added the gui will be updated, but from what I have read, this shouldn´t be done from several threads. So one idea is to simply use the SwingUtilities class to make so the gui is updated in its own thread. BUT this would also mean that if something is added while something is updated, the list may not present accurate data. Is this a real problem or just another case of a noob programmer complicating everything for himself ? Is there some way I can check if this is a real problem? And if it is a problem, what would the best way to deal with it be?
Take care,
In case it matters, there will be a limitation of how many entries the log will have at the same time. As I said, it is a small, personal project, so it won´t have the need to remember everything forever, and I do not want it to just use more and more memory... if that makes sense, lol.
And the reason I am making my own logger rather then using the ones already there is because I want to learn how to make one .
Ok, I am not sure, but could I simply use the invokeAndWait method in SwingUtilities to prevent any threading issues when adding data to the log? And if I´m just confusing or something, please tell me. I fully realize I may not be that good at explaining things .


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John Henry Seemann was born in 1800 in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, the son of Hans Seemann and Christina Petersen Moldt. He married Maria, and they were the parents of 8 children.
In 1853, sons Hans and Detlef left Germany for the United States, in particular, eastern Iowa. The following year, John and Mary boarded with Germania, traveling from Bremen to New York, with sons Johan and Henry. Most, if not all, of their children ended up coming to Iowa. John and Maria purchased land in Jackson county, Iowa later that year, but by 1856 had moved in with their son Hans in Clinton county, just to the south. By 1870, they were back in Jackson county, this time with their son Henry and his family.
John died on 09 April 1873, and Maria went back to Clinton county to son Hans' home; however, in 1884, Hans' family sold the farm and moved to South Dakota, and Maria apparently went back to Jackson County, where she died on 26 Sep 1889.
On a trip to this area a few years back, we decided to visit Evergreen cemetery in Jackson County. It's a beautiful cemetery located next to the backwaters of the Mississippi River, and true to its name, lots of fragrant evergreens dot the landscape. We located the graves of John and Maria, in a family section which included the graves of their son Henry, Henry's wife Catharina; their daughter Mary Blossfeld and her husband William and daughter Lotta. In another part of the cemetery, John and Maria's son Peter is buried.


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February 14th Recipes
Chicken Skewers Glazed with Kiwi Chutney
Kiwi chutney helps bring chicken to life by infusing the meat with sweet, tangy and spicy flavors. It's an exotic and flavorful twist on what could otherwise be a boring chicken dinner. I served the skewers with raita (yogurt sauce) and some more of the sauce made from the kiwi chutney. For the vegetarians in the house, I deep-fried tofu cubes, placed them on skewers and brushed them with kiwi chutney. Everyone got to share almost the "same" meal, which is very rare in my home.
I got the jar of kiwi chutney pictured below from our friend Laura. It's just one product in a long line of lovely creations that she has shared with us. Laura makes an amazing French marmalade, flavored with French vanilla beans. I don't have the recipe for the marmalade, but last year, she was kind enough to share her recipe for making vinegar on Pham Fatale.
If you don't have a friend like Laura, or can't find kiwi chutney at your local market, you can always try using other sweet chutneys such as mango or tamarind. No matter what, you'll have a tasty new chicken dish to share with your family and friends.
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Olive Tapenade Chicken Rolls
Olive tapenade is extremely versatile and can be used as a spread or filling in many different dishes. You can also use it in place of more traditional party dips such as hummus, guacamole, salsa or roasted bell pepper spread. In this recipe, I added goat cheese to the tapenade and used the mixture as a filling for chicken rolls. I served the dish with a mildly sweet carrot purée that makes an excellent foil to the savory flavor of the tapenade.
If it's not part of your culinary repertoire yet, you should definitely learn to prepare tapenade. It will open up a whole new world of easy to prepare, delectable dishes.
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Veal Scallopini with Garlic Cream Sauce (Escalope de Veau Marsala)
If you're looking for Valentine's Day dinner menu ideas, Escalope de Veau, sauce au vin Marsala should definitely be on your list. Veal steaks are slightly pounded, dredged in flour and pan-seared until golden. The real key to this dish is the rich and creamy garlic sauce made with Marsala wine. I know, garlic on Valentine's Day seems odd. But food that tastes great will set the mood, and what doesn't taste better with garlic?
I paired the veal with ratatouille, but if you'd prefer a starch, mashed sweet potatoes would make a great choice. The most important thing when preparing a romantic meal is to keep it simple. You don't want to spend the entire evening in the kitchen! Veal scallopini is a safe bet, brings the "wow" factor, and is delicious to boot.
** Note: I've gotten some questions about the thickness of the meat. In France, escalope de veau is usually at least 1-inch thick. I think that Americans are more familiar with the Italian version of the dish where the veal is pounded very thin.
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Strawberry Mint Milano Cookies (Chocolate Sandwich Cookies)
February 14th is nearly on its way, and the color of these delicious strawberry-mint thin, crisp butter cookies is reminiscent of Valentine's Day. I'm planning a super romantic dinner for Lulu. I was home alone today, so I took the opportunity to start testing out some of the dishes to make a perfect Valentine's Day dinner.
Pink was the theme color I was looking for. I couldn't find strawberry-flavored white chocolate at the store, so I substituted pink-colored mint chocolate apeels and bought some strawberry extract. The sandwich cookies freeze well, so I stacked and stored them for Valentine's Day.
Unfortunately, after taste-testing the cookies I realized I forgot to make them heart-shaped! I was a little bummed out. If you're planning on making these cookies for your sweetie, draw hearts on the other side of the parchment paper with a pencil, and pipe the cookie batter along the line of the heart. Oh well, I'm sure Lulu won't mind!
** Note: The strawberry mint Milanos are pictured with tuile cookies.
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Photo of Victoria Lippert courtesy of Gil Talbot.
Freshman Victoria Lippert earned Rookie of the Week honors for
the second straight week and third time this season.
Lippert was a thorn in Cornell and Columbia's sides as she posted a double-double against Cornell and a career-high 28 points in the win over Columbia. Lippert connected on her first eight shots and led the Crimson with 13 points at halftime against the Lions. She added 15 more in the second on an 11-for-13 effort from the field. Lippert was 4-for-4 from the free throw line and 2-for-2 from three-point land. Lippert had 20 points and 10 rebounds against Cornell to average 24 points, 5.5 rebounds and 2.0 steals in New York. The rookie is second on the team in scoring with 13.1 ppg.
Harvard, the winners of five straight and seven of its last eight contests, remain on the road at Brown and Yale this weekend. The Crimson is 16-7 overall and 7-2 in Ivy League play.


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The Nonprofit Leadership Transition and Development Guide: Proven Paths for Leaders and Organizations
The Nonprofit Leadership Transition and Development Guide: Proven Paths for Leaders and Organizations
ISBN: 978-0-470-59984-6 July 2010 Jossey-Bass 384 Pages
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The Nonprofit Leadership Transition and Development Guide
In this dynamic resource, Tom Adams (an expert in succession planning who has worked with hundreds of organizations) shows how intentional leadership development and properly managed leadership transitions provide nonprofits with the rare opportunity to change direction, maintain momentum, and strengthen their capacity. This accessible guidebook is filled with illustrative stories, instructive lessons, best practices, and practical tools that can be used to ensure a successful nonprofit leadership transition.
"It is terrific to have a book which so effectively addresses the unique challenges and opportunities of leadership in the nonprofit sector, replete with sound advice and concrete examples. Tom Adams brings a wealth of experience and savvy to the topic. Paid and volunteer leaders of nonprofits at all levels will benefit from reading it."Irv Katz, president and CEO, National Human Services Assembly
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The Author.
Chapter 1: The Leader's Way: An Introduction.
Our Leadership Challenges.
The Leaderful Organization.
The Leader Transition Opportunity.
The Leader Development Opportunity.
How This Book Is Organized.
How to Use This Book.
Conclusion: Join the Campaign.
Reflection Questions.
Chapter 2: Managing the Power of Emotions.
Transitions and Emotions.
Handling Individual and Group Emotional Responses.
Conclusion: Emotional Awareness Opens Options.
Reflection Questions.
Chapter 3: Founders and Founder Transitions.
Understanding the Founder.
How Founders Can Build Leaderful Organizations.
Preparing the Organization for Founder Succession.
Following the Founder.
Conclusion: Founder Transition Success.
Reflection Questions.
Chapter 4: Seeking Diversity Through Leader Development.
Building Racial Diversity in Leadership.
Generational Diversity.
Conclusion: Meeting the Diversity Challenge.
Reflection Questions.
Chapter 5: Executive Transition Management.
Key Transition Decisions.
The Executive Transition Process.
The Prepare Phase.
The Pivot Phase.
The Thrive Phase.
Conclusion: Leader Development Through ETM.
Reflection Questions.
Chapter 6: Getting Started on Succession Planning.
Preparing for Succession Planning.
Create an Emergency Backup Plan.
Develop and Adopt a Succession Policy.
Conclusion: Gentle Paths to Succession Planning.
Reflection Questions.
Chapter 7. Departure-Defined Succession Planning.
Four Phases of Planning.
Conclusion: Advancing the Leaderful Organization.
Reflection Questions.
Chapter 8: Leader Development and Talent Management.
Examples of Leader Development and Talent Management.
Leader Development—Personal Commitment and Actions.
Becoming More Leaderful: Paths to Leader Development and Talent Management.
Talent Management.
Launching a Talent Management Program.
Conclusion: A Critical Leadership Strategy.
Reflection Questions.
Chapter 9: Many Paths to a Leaderful Organization.
Promising Practices.
Many Paths, Many Champions.
Enjoy the Leader's Way—and Grow the Campaign.
Appendix A: Executive Transition Management Tools and Worksheets. Executive Transition Management Process Overview.
A2. The Interim Executive Advantage: An Overview of the Benefits.
A3. Where to Find an Interim Executive.
A4. Sample Transition Timeline.
A5. Sample Chief Executive Ninety-Day Entry Plan.
Appendix B: Finding and Choosing a Consultant.
B1. When to Use and How to Find a Consultant.
Appendix C: Succession Planning Tools and Samples.
C1. Sustainability Audit.
C2. Sustainability Audit Questions (Executive Transition Management Focused).
Appendix D: Leader Development and Talent Management Tools and Samples.
D1. Examples of Leader Development Learning Opportunities .
D2. Talent Management Tools.
Appendix E: Helpful Inventories.
E1. Leader's Personal and Professional Inventory.
E2. Questions about the Organization.
E3. Diversity Inventory.
E4. The Leader's Emotional Check-in Barometer.
E5. Action Planning Notes and Commitments.
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I think where Brazilians mainly live is in the Southeast of the country by Argentina. In this area there is plains for farming, and it looks to be heavily populated. Whereas most of the country is the amazon rainforest, where few people live.
America has near unbelievable amounts of arable land. And America is organized differently than other nations. In most nations 95%+ of the land is owned by either the aristocracy in the form of farms, and the rest is public lands, where there is not private ownership. Corporations like logging companies lease land from the state, but they can't really be settled without people being able to buy land and decide what to do with it. The UK is an example of this, 50% of the UK land area is farms, 47% of the area is Crown land like forests and 3% of the area is the towns & cities. In most countries you can't just buy farmland and then convert it to suburbs or condos or shopping malls. They have strict zoning laws which require the land to stay as farming. And only a tiny trickle of land each year is given zoning permission to change, which creates artificial shortages for land for like housing. Which drives up the price of housing, and creates a transfer of wealth from the main bulk of people to the aristocracy. For example if a large land owning family is granted permission to develop a strip mall in most other countries, they can rest assured no other permission for a mall will be granted any time soon and thus charge monopolist rents.
In the UK there is 40,000 families which own that 47% of the land area(which is over 90% of the area where private ownership is allowed). But in America, especially in the Eastern States, like >90% of the land is privately owned. And instead of just a relative few families owning the land, there is millions of land owners. Yet another difference is in the USA, planning permission is granted mainly by counties. Whereas in other countries regional or even the national government are involved in restricting development. Many counties in America do restrict development for various reasons, but Americans have simply migrated to other counties where there is more open opportunities. And this continues to this day, as Americans move to States like Texas and Florida where the land is cheap.
The net effect of this gives America tremendous advantage. A country where wages are high, yet land and the cost of living cheap(compared to other countries).
I don't know about in Brazil specifically, but I do know in the Spanish Latin America, land ownership is even more heavily concentrated than in the UK. With these families having been given massive land grants centuries ago.


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