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Jurgen Klopp fears that Borussia Dortmund will have to make do without the services of Mario Gotze for the remainder of the 2012-13 campaign due to a muscular problem.
The Germany international picked up a thigh injury in the opening stages of BVB's 2-0 Champions League loss against Real Madrid on Tuesday and limped off the pitch after only 14 minutes of play.
It's not yet exactly known how long the 20-year-old will be out of action due to the knock, but Klopp believes Gotze could face a race against time in order to be match fit in time for the Champions League final on May 25.
"Mario picked up a muscle strain. It's going to be race against time for the things to come," Klopp was quoted as saying on the club's official website.
Gotze is expected to undergo a series of tests once Dortmund return to Germany after Tuesday's match at the Santiago Bernabeu.
The attacking midfielder will certainly miss this weekend's Bundesliga game at home against Bayern.


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Warm gingerbread spices naturally compliment pumpkin in this muffin recipe and combine two of my favorites in one. Both the gingerbread 'flavor' and the pumpkin are mild, they meet somewhere in the middle so that neither overpowers the other. The fresh orange zest flecked throughout the cream cheese frosting add a sweet pop of citrus and another layer of flavor to make these irresistible. But it doesn't stop there because they also have mini chocolate chips and golden raisins in them. Every bite is packed with deliciousness!
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One of Sydney's top silks has been found dead at the base of cliffs on Sydney's northern beaches. Christopher Branson, QC, who was an adviser to the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Football Club, was a well-known and well-respected legal mind.
Mr Branson represented a number of high-profile sports people, including ironwoman Jordan Mercer, and most recently former NSW planning minister Tony Kelly and solicitor John Gerathy at the ICAC hearings.
The 69-year-old's body was found shortly before 11.30am on Friday, police said.
"At this time there's nothing to suggest that there's anything suspicious but a report is being prepared for the coroner in accordance with usual practice," a police spokeswoman said.
In an email to barristers sent on Monday morning, the NSW Bar Association alerted the legal fraternity to Mr Branson's death.
"Members will be advised of funeral arrangements as soon as they are made available."
Mr Branson was admitted as a barrister in NSW in 1975 and has been a Queens Counsel for more than 20 years.
In 1997 he was admitted into the Australian Surf Rowers League hall of fame and was also a legal adviser to Rowing Australia.
The Australian Surf Rowers League Inc also informed its members on Saturday.
A minute's silence was held at the start of Sunday's Manly Sea-Eagles game against the Newcastle Knights at Brookvale.
He represented the family of Sydney surf lifesaver Saxon Bird, killed by a surf ski at the Australia Life Saving Championships in 2010, at an inquest into his death.
In September 2008, Mr Branson survived a horror crash, colliding head-on with a garbage truck on the Harbour Bridge.
He was lucky to survive and, after months in hospital and lengthy rehabilitation, he pleaded guilty to negligent driving that led to the crash.
Mr Branson was also fighting the suspension of his licence at the time of his death, having been suspended and fined after being caught exceeding the speed limit a year ago.
He is survived by his wife Anne Marie, and their two children aged 15 and 12, as well as three adult daughters from his marriage to Susan Branson, now Susan Trylinski.
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Breaking YokesBy Rabbi Jack Abramowitz
At the beginning of the reign of Tzidkiyahu, a man named Chananya spoke to Jeremiah in the Temple, in the presence of the priests and the people. (This is NOT the more familiar Chananya, from the Book of Daniel, so don't confuse them!) Chananya said, "G-d says that He has broken the yoke of Babylonia! In two years, He will restore all the Temple vessels that were carried off, as well as King Yehoyachin and all the people who were exiled."
Of course, Jeremiah knew that his own prophecies were true and that Chananya's was false, but Jeremiah was predicting exile and Chananya was foretelling redemption, so Jeremiah preferred Chananya's words to his own. He said, "Amen. So may G-d do. May G-d fulfill your words and return the people and the vessels from Babylonia! But… Prophets before me predicted destruction. When another prophet contradicted them and predicted peace, he would only be believed if his words came true."
Jeremiah was wearing one of the yokes he had made. Chananya took it off Jeremiah's neck and broke the bar. Chananya said, "G-d says he will break the yoke of Nebuchadnezzar in two years!" Jeremiah left.
After he departed, G-d spoke to Jeremiah and told him to go back to Chananya with a message: You broke a bar of wood, so instead you'll have bars of iron. (In other words, by rebelling against what G-d had said through Jeremiah, Chananya had actually made things worse.) G-d now places an iron yoke on the nations to serve Nebuchadnezzar.
Jeremiah told Chananya, "G-d didn't send you and you comforted the people with lies. Therefore, you will die within the year." And he did.
While Chananya was punished for his false prophecy, Jeremiah was also wrong. He should not have expressed preference for Chananya's false words over his own true words, even if they were more comforting. Because he honored the false prophet, Jeremiah was punished by falling into the hands of Chananya's grandson, as we will see in chapter 37.


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Although the quad will need to be removed to accommodate the two buildings, residents will be able to stay in their apartments throughout the fall and winter semesters. BYU is working through the details of the two new buildings, which we will share as plans are finalized. —University spokeswoman Carri Jenkins
PROVO — The expansion in the number of LDS missionaries over the past year will be met with an expansion of the church's flagship missionary training center in Provo.
"The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced plans to expand the Provo Missionary Training Center to the south of the existing MTC campus where the BYU Laundry Building and the Auxiliary Maintenance Building are currently located," church spokesman Cody Craynor said Wednesday night.
"Design of the expansion is ongoing and further details will be provided in neighborhood meetings and in announcements in the coming months."
To make room for new laundry and auxiliary buildings across the street from where they are now, BYU will remove one quad of apartments in its Wymount Terrace married-student housing complex, university spokeswoman Carri Jenkins said.
The announcement came one night after the Provo Planning Commission voted 4-0 to recommend that the City Council approve a proposal to rezone the MTC campus. If the council approves, the MTC will be zoned with a new designation called a Training Facility Zone.
The current zoning for the MTC gives it immense leeway in the use of its property. The proposed zone would add restrictions that essentially are self-imposed, sources said.
"The LDS Church voluntarily went through a process to create a new zone that will limit what it can do more than the previous zone did," Provo Community Development Director Gary McGinn said. "They restructured their rights so people in the neighborhood would be comfortable with what they're doing and the direction they're going."
For one thing, the new zone restricts buildings to an effective height of 125 feet — 100 feet for the building and 25 feet for mechanical equipment on the roof. There essentially is no height restriction in zoning the MTC has now.
The church withdrew plans for a 160-foot, nine-story MTC building in October 2012 after some neighbors expressed concern about the height. The church then announced it was looking to use some combination of two footprints to expand the MTC campus. One of the footprints was on the south where the BYU laundry and auxiliary building are. The other is across the street from the MTC to the east toward the Provo Temple on 27 acres.
Church President Thomas S. Monson announced a reduction in the age of service for full-time missionaries in October 2012. The announcement spurred a tremendous surge in the number of missionaries that rendered the MTC undersized. The number of missionaries serving in 405 missions around the world leaped from 58,000 in October 2012 to 80,333 last month, President Monson said on Oct. 5.
The church opened a new MTC in Mexico at the end of June, bringing its global number of MTCs to 15, from Africa to Europe and South America. It also opened a temporary expansion of the Provo MTC about a mile away in converted student apartments at the Raintree Commons and BYU's Wyview Park.
Provoan George Frey joined a group of Pleasant View neighborhood residents at a meeting with MTC project officials on Tuesday. He said, "We're pleased that additional details have been announced, and we're excited for the expansion of the MTC for the expanded missionary program of the church. This is a positive step and we look forward to more positive progress on a project we hope works well for everyone."
The MTC will gain access to 12 acres of land where the laundry and auxiliary buildings are located. The LDS Church operates BYU. The university will remove the 72 married housing units in Quad 7 of Wymount Terrace, Jenkins said. Wymount has 898 apartments and a 3 percent vacancy rate.
"Although the quad will need to be removed to accommodate the two buildings, residents will be able to stay in their apartments throughout the fall and winter semesters," Jenkins said. "BYU is working through the details of the two new buildings, which we will share as plans are finalized."
University officials met with Quad 7 residents on Thursday night. Those who wish to stay beyond April will be able to move within the Wymount complex.
"Given the missionary age change, we are reviewing the patterns and trends in all our single-student and married-student housing," she said.
The campus restructuring will not affect any jobs, Jenkins added.
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Hazel M. Robinson, 92, of Golden, Colo. formerly of Reinbeck, Iowa entered eternal life on June 1, 2013 and was reunited with her loving husband Gareld "Robby." Memorial Services will be held at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, July 9, 2013 at the Grace Brethren Church, Waterloo, Iowa, with Pastor Ron Weimar officiating. Burial will be held at 9:00 AM July 9, 2013 at Reinbeck Cemetery. Visitation will be held one hour prior to the memorial service at the church. Memorials may be made to the family. To view the complete obituary or to send messages of condolence, please visit www.abelsfuneralhomes.com.
Hazel was born on April 23, 1921, on the Strayer farm near Hudson, Iowa, to Wilma and Henry Brandhorst. She was the third oldest of nine children. Her parents, six brothers, William "Bill," Harold, Henry "Hank," Virgil, Gordon "Gordy," Robert "Bob"; two sisters, Elsie and Pauline "Pug" preceded her in death.
Hazel and Robby were married in Casebeer Heights, Iowa on September 23, 1942 and were married 63 years. Robby entered heaven on March 12, 2006. They were blessed with three children, Dean Allen, the oldest was born while Robby served in the Pacific during WWII. Dean died on August 31, 2011 in San Bernadino, Calif. His wife Dora lives in Crestline, Calif. Their son Gary lives in Colorado Springs. Their daughter Carol and her husband Richard Jans live in Coal Creek Canyon, Colo. Hazel has eight grandchildren and 13 great- grandchildren.
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Hazel and her family moved from Waterloo to Reinbeck in 1952, She and Robby owned and operated Robby's Standard Service station in Reinbeck for more than 20 years. They enjoyed camping, fishing and playing cards with family and friends.
Hazel graduated from East High School in Waterloo. She was a long time member of the Grace Brethren Church of Waterloo where she taught Sunday school for many years.


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If you attended or watched the Caps-Flyers contest today, you saw one wild hockey game.
After a strong start by the Capitals, Philadelphia rebounded to tie the game late in the first period, dominated the second frame, and scored two quick goals early in the third period to take a 4-1 advantage. The third of those four goals came from Sean Couturier from the corner and behind the goal line. He shot the puck off of Philipp Grubauer and into the cage for a goal that deflated the Caps and the crowd. Then when Jakub Voracek deflected a Michael Raffl shot home at 3:32 of the final frame (74 seconds after the third goal), it looked like the Flyers would avenge the 7-0 drubbing they took from the Capitals back on November 1st.
But not so fast with the 2013-14 Capitals, who had already come back four times after two periods to win contests this season. The Caps started getting pucks and bodies to the net and Mike Green's goal with 8:40 left gave Washington life. After a failed power play, the Caps kept the pressure on and Dmitry Orlov lasered one by Steve Mason with 3:31 to go after a face off win and suddenly it was a one goal hockey game. The Verizon Center crowd went nuts and the Capitals kept on coming with wave after wave like they were storming the beaches of Normandy. With Grubauer pulled and the extra attacker on, Mason decided to try and play the puck behind his own net but he gave it right to Joel Ward. #42 then found a streaking Alex Ovechkin in the slot and the Gr8 doesn't fail in the clutch, snapping one by Mason giving the Capitals their third goal in just under eight minutes to send the game to overtime.
The Caps would go on to win, 2-1, in the gimmick and improve to 18-12-3 (39 points), good for a four point lead over the third place Carolina Hurricanes in the Metropolitan division.
Trying to make sense of this game, quite honestly, makes little sense. Green told me afterwards that the vast swings in play were simply typical momentum shifts you see in games. He said that there are real no answers for it. #52 is probably right.
Both the Caps and the Flyers wanted this game very badly and were giving all they had at various times. Washington did manage to get those last three goals by getting pucks to the point for shots with traffic. Green stated afterwards that the coaches and players noticed that Philly was sagging back and that the forwards were reminded that the defensemen were getting room to shoot. With big guns like Green, John Carlson, and Orlov on the point, it made sense for the Caps to "simplify" as Marcus Johansson (1 goal, 1 assist) called it and get shots with traffic on Mason. Clearly it worked and the Flyers were likely guilty of thinking they had the game won when they were up 3 pucks.
With the Caps offensive skills, they are rarely out of a game these days.
Once the game goes to the skills exhibition, it's anyone's to win. However, Grubauer said that he watched video of the two previous shootouts this week and he learned some things from it. He said that his objective was not to commit and make the first move because it gives the shooter an advantage that they often capitalize on. Only world class forward Claude Giroux got one by the German goalie while Eric Fehr and Nicklas Backstrom scored for the Caps in the shootout. Grubauer made 24 saves plus the two shootout stops and is now 3-0-1. He made some great saves at other times during this contest, but would definitely like the second and third goals back. With the Caps going to Philadelphia on Tuesday for round three of the season series, I'd imagine that Braden Holtby gets the nod in the cage given his good record on Broad Street.
As for Ovechkin, he had a sweet pass to set up Johansson for the first goal on the power play and his tying tally was his 27th goal of the season. He had seven shots on net in 25:08 of ice time. He, Green, Johansson, and numerous others were way better than they'd been in Florida on Friday and that was a big reason the Caps came back. The Flyers let off the gas and appeared to run out of energy too. Perhaps they used up too much fuel when they seized the middle portion of the game?
Who knows? Like Green said, there are no easy answers for it.
One thing for sure, though, is this Capitals team has character and does not fold the tent when down. Five of their victories have now come from third period rallies and that is very impressive.
The naysayers will complain about too many wins coming from shootouts or state that they are in a weak division, but this team has been in nearly every game this season. They are still figuring out the best way to play on the back end under Oates' system and that has been complicated by a rotation of different personnel on defense. The coach told me after the game that he prefers that his defensemen move the puck within the first five feet once they get it, and that has to be an adjustment for guys like Green and Orlov, who like to carry the biscuit. Perhaps that is why #52 has been very up and down this season?
Former Coach Bruce Boudreau called Green the "One Man Breakout" and Orlov has that capability too. But if your head coach doesn't prefer that style, one would have to think that would cause mistakes and an adjustment period? It's something to continue to watch as the season progresses. Do the players adhere to Oates' preferred method or is there a give and take between players and coaches to maximize some seriously strong defensive puck handling ability on the back end that the Caps could and probably should take advantage of? After all, what if Glen Sather told Paul Coffey he couldn't skate with the puck more than five feet, how would that have worked out in Edmonton?
Oates is a smart hockey mind and I understand why he wants the puck moved up as quickly as possible. If a defensemen is coming with speed, he can pass the puck and then get it back from a player who is further up the ice. The puck moves faster than the players, at least that is the philosophy of the strategy, but if the forwards aren't open or are being taken away by the opposition then the defensemen certainly have to adjust, right? It's an interesting topic and I'm guessing that there have been many discussions on it between the head coach, assistant Calle Johansson, and some of the defensemen.
Whatever they end up doing, one thing is for sure: you can't win hockey games with a bad defense. The Caps need to find a way to maximize the skills they have back there. Carlson and Karl Alzner are playing great hockey but the team needs Green and Orlov to play at a strong level too for Washington to be a puck possession dominating club.
Stay tuned.
Notes: Mikhail Grabovski didn't play due to illness and that forced Oates to move Jay Beagle to center Troy Brouwer and Fehr while Michael Latta was recalled from Hershey and centered the fourth line. Nate Schmidt was sent to Chocolatetown to make room for #46, who ended up leaving the game early with a lower body injury. Latta did have a good scrap with Zac Rinaldo in period two. Steve Oleksy fought Wayne Simmonds early in period three, right before the third Philly goal…Washington had the shots on goal advantage, 33-28, but the Flyers won the shot attempt battle, 55-50…Washington was 40-29 from the dot, including some big offensive zone draw wins in the final 10 minutes…Carlson led the Caps in ice time with 29:38.


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Shrewsbury welcome back winger Lionel Ainsworth for the visit of Rotherham.
The summer signing has successfully overcome a groin problem and should go straight back into Graham Turner's starting line-up.
Fellow midfielder Mark Wright is also back after recovering from a minor knock which kept him out of the 1-0 victory at Oldham in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.
The clash comes too soon for goalkeeper Ben Smith as he will only return to light training next week following a groin problem.
The Shrews also remain without defender Danny O'Donnell and striker Nathan Elder who are long-term absentees with groin and knee injuries respectively.
Turner's men will be looking to continue their fine start having moved up to second in League Two following three wins and a draw prior to their triumph at Boundary Park.
Rotherham will be without defender Dean Holden.
The right-back, who is on loan from the Shrews, extended his stay with the Millers for a second month earlier this week, but the terms of the deal prevent him from playing against his parent club.
That means Johnny Mullins will make his first league start for the club after making his debut in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy win over Lincoln on Tuesday night.
Doubts remain over the fitness of on-loan striker Tom Elliott, who has missed the last two games with a hamstring injury. Jeremiah Ani partnered Adam Le Fondre in attack on Tuesday in Elliott's absence and the Nigerian striker could again be given the nod by Ronnie Moore.
Nick Fenton (groin) continues to struggle, while Dale Tonge, Ryan Taylor and Tom Pope (all metatarsal) are long-term absentees.
Rotherham travel to the ProStar Stadium unbeaten and in third place in League One.
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Quick, before Lincecum gets a chance to really think about this year and this franchise...THROW MONEY AT HIM!! Make him the proverbial offer he can't refuse. Do it this morning because if Tim is thinking the way I am, he is counting the days until he is gone. Milk us for a few huge arbitration deals, then get a Zito-esque deal from a real team. You know, one with a plan or the ability to help him get BETTER.
Sure, I am having an emotional reaction to a disgusting loss to finish off a horrible sweep. Tim AGAIN pitched well enough to win: 8 innings, 3 runs (somehow all earned!) 7 hits (really only 5 and only one double), zero walks and six strikeouts. But thanks to the huge flaws of this team, he gets his FOURTH LOSS. Not one , but TWO misplayed fly balls destroyed Tim's win, and very likely his Cy Young award. Velez we all know is raw and a defensive liability, but Rowand SHOULD BE SHOT. How in earth did he ever get Gold Glove consideration, let alone win one? Since opening day his defense, physically and mentally, has been PUTRID. By this time next year, he will be considered a TERRIBLE acquistion and we will have another albatross that we can't unload.
So as Tim is eating his Malto-Meal this morning, I can just imagine him thinking about another couple years with Bonehead and Rags, about his team that never even tried to get a FIRST or THIRD baseman, about his team that just cast aside the last true superstar they had, about his team that shot their financial wad on a crappy lefty that doesn't deserve to hold Tim's jock. Or maybe he is just wondering...is this really my team? Should it be?
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Marc Jacobs is the ultimate definition of a young fashion brand that is transforming into a classic, evolving according to changing consumer preferences, very adaptive, always ready to innovate. Most Marc Jacobs patrons would vouch for the fact that it is an unconventional fashion label. The styling is very chic, sometimes eccentric but always urbane that resonates with today�s consumers who demand passion and exclusiveness woven into their luxury shopping experience.
Marc Jacobs comes across as truly American, less structure, more grunge, using an infusion of street styles, molding them into mainstream creations. The fashion designer, Marc Jacobs is regarded as quirky, an out-thinker who has managed to find a stronghold in showbiz. The international designer has won multiple awards for his unconventional designs. Most limited edition Marc Jacobs collections, from apparels, watches, and accessories to cosmetics, handbags, jewelry, fragrances and eyewear have been season bestseller. Being recognized and awarded by the most prestigious fashion institutions across the US despite being unpredictable underlines the fact there is always a market for true, ingenious designs, no matter how unusual as long as the creative streak is clearly visible.
Marc Jacobs presents an interesting inventory. It is among the few luxury fashion brands that is open to repositioning itself in the marketplace. For instance, the recent range of accessories by Marc Jacobs has shown a multiple pricing approach. Industry watchers eagerly await Marc Jacobs designs every season. They realize something refreshing awaits them. The international haute couture niche has a dedicated space for Marc Jacobs luxurious creations. Designs by Marc is meant to grab attention. You will seldom find subtle or very restrained designs here. Marc Jacobs is more about being openly, expressively luxurious. Designs are presented in a glamorous avatar that includes the eyewear collection.
Eyewear by Marc Jacobs has been meticulously crafted, catering to contemporary buyers who demand premium quality, exclusive styling and a big inventory to ensure they find the perfect fit. Sunglasses by Marc are less scholarly, more playful and vibrant. Expect everything here, from classic aviators to brightly colored cat eye shades in oversized, round and square frames. We anticipate more intriguing designs from Marc Jacobs line of eyewear as the celebrated brand makes further inroads into international landscapes, discovering new influences.
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The Knoxville Cross Country Invitational is today at Pine Knolls Country Club. Considered one of the premier in-season meets in southern Iowa, many teams enjoy the challenge of the hills that Pine Knolls Golf Course provides.
Among those teams are the girls and boys from Pella Christian. Head coach Jocelyn Meinders says many of her athletes pride themselves on their determination to take on a course with many ups and downs.
"They know the course. We've run it a couple of times – we've run it for [the conference meet] the last couple of years, and we've been to that course enough times that the kids are comfortable with it – which is nice," said Meinders. "They are really good at hills, so when they go out and they know the hills and where they're at on the course, then they can really go out and know how to pace themselves and push themselves up those hills."
Even with the challenges that the terrain at Pine Knolls provides, Pella High head coach Doug Cutler says he is telling his athletes there is no reason why they can't set some of their best times of the season at today's meet.
"This distance is the same, so you can still perform very well on it if you run the hills correctly and you learn strategy of when to push and when to save a little bit – but maintain your speed," said Cutler.
Host coach, Mike Moats of Knoxville, says his squads have been building to this part of the season knowing that many of his runners on the boys and girls teams may not have been ready for varsity competition at first; but after a few meets he says now they are ready for the challenge that varsity competition brings.
"We knew we were going to struggle early on in the season – both girls and boys – because we've got a lot of girls that are having to step into varsity positions that don't have a lot of experience at varsity," said Moats. "We've kind of been preaching to them that, 'hey, some of you younger kids aren't ready, but by the end of September [or] the beginning of October, you will be'."
The middle school races are scheduled to get underway at around 4:30 p.m. followed by the junior varsity and varsity races at the Pine Knolls Country Club on the southeast side of Knoxville.


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Policy on the use of adjunct instructors
The Sociology Undergraduate Curricula Committee recommends that the following criteria be considered when electing to utilize the services of an adjunct instructor on main campus.
1) Adjunct instructors will not compete with tenure track faculty member course offerings throughout an academic year. Rather, adjunct instructors will be used when the candidate has particular skills, access to networks, or applied experience not held by tenure faculty members. Further:
- Tenure track faculty will have first selection of course and scheduling.
- Adjunct instructors will not offer courses during summer and winter terms, unless a unique need is identified.
- In the rare circumstance that an adjunct instructor teaching on main campus offers and online course, the department will solicit such an offering in order to meet an exceptional departmental need.
- Multiple offerings of the same course in a given semester will only occur when it can be reasonably expected that all sections will meet enrollment guidelines.
2) Adjunct instructors are held to the same high standard for teaching quality as are tenure track faculty. Therefore, all adjuncts will be supervised and evaluated by the department head. The evaluation of adjunct instructors will include, but is not limited to: syllabi, course evaluations, assessment of web based delivery content, and a minimum of one in-class review for face-to-face courses.
Current Openings:
The Department of Sociology at Western Kentucky University (WKU) invites applications for a nine-month Instructor, non-tenure track appointment, with responsibility for teaching through the WKU Dual Credit program beginning Fall semester 2014. The Instructor will primarily teach at area high schools but may also teach online or on a WKU campus. Expectation would be an assignment of a 5 course load per term. In lieu of one teaching assignment, the Instructor may assume some administrative work related to the advancement of the discipline in the WKU Dual Credit Program. This is a revenue-dependent position subject to annual renewal.
The University
Western Kentucky University is located in Bowling Green, Kentucky, and is a teaching and research focused comprehensive institution with over 20,000 students. WKU is conveniently located just 50 miles north of the Nashville, Tennessee area and about 120 miles south of Louisville, Kentucky.
Minimum Qualifications
- Master's degree in Sociology or a closely related field, with a minimum of 18 hours of graduate-level Sociology courses prior to date of employment
- Experience in college level teaching
- Demonstrated interest in meeting student needs
- Possess strong communication, interpersonal, and team-building skills
- Detail-oriented and self-motivated
Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience.
Application Procedure
Send letter of application, current curriculum vitae, official transcript(s), and contact information for three references to:
Review of Applications
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^^Well, at first I was only interested in oral with a girl. I wanted to find a couple where I could join for oral and then watch the guy fuck the girl. Have not been able to find that. You make fucking pussy sound hot so I might have to try it.
^^Thanx Superboy. I put some pics up in our group of things U asked for but also started threads with more pic. Here are the the threadds
^^Found a couple
lol.....yeah, i know the feeling. Finger fucking a pussy is really hot too. I had a MFM 3way a few months back & after I licked her pussy and ass she started getting wet so I started fingering.First one finger, then 2. She was super wet so I slipped in a 3rd finger and she loved it.
It was a really mixed situation. The guy was a major asshole, I wasn't particularly attracted to either one of them. I was really nervous and his bullshit wasn't helping. But it was my chance to eat pussy so I dove in. Since then I've been thinking it might be hot to fuck a girl. Fingering her pussy was hot & felt really good. A buddy was like, "You think it feels good around your fingers you should feel it around your cock"...lol
Hot4Latin and pals: Super hot pics of studs eating out/munching on pussy. Nothing wrong with a hot gay man servicing wet pussy with his tongue. Enjoy this sexy vid, a m/f/m bi 3way fuck/pussy eating feast! Bi 110 - xHamster.com
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I really think I should try that
The images where guys are licking the girls are hot, but the images of girls on their own don't do much for me. I like women's bodies, but not really in a sexual way. The sight of a hot, masculine guy licking a girl out or sucking on her tits is hot though, partly because i imagine how aroused the guys are. And seeing a man genuinely aroused is DELICIOUS!!!
I'm a straight, married, very curious guy. I love a hot 69 with my wife, and nothing gets me harder than thinking about licking her pussy as a smooth, hard cock plunges deep. Would love to suck the balls and lick the shaft of a guy fucking my wife!
sorry edal....i was actually responding to the quote from davelo
I had a friend-- a girl-- who was bi. Her husband used to take her to strip clubs a lot & I went with them & then started going on me own. It's really hot. Be sure to get a private dance or 2 while you're there!
Jazz that sounds really sweet. I had a friend who did a bunch to show me the straight side of things and it helped me get over my nervousness a lot. Having a role model and bro to talk about pussy with is really important.
hot4latinos you post the best pictures! where's number 4 from? so hot
I found it on Google under "Dualingus" (Dualingus is 2 guys eating pussy together)
i only though Blake Riley did one bisex film and that was it. Did he do straight porn?
Been a while for me on these boards. Well anyway. I can't say i'm curious because i've eaten pussy before as a young child. But i do like watching men do it. I saw erik everhard eat pussy and i screamed when i bust my nut. I like to see them pull and slurp on the pussy flaps.
How does your boyfriends feel about your curiosity.
I do enjoy watching straight porn, particularly two guys shagging the same bird. But it`s more from the pleasure i get in seeing straight guys enjoying themselves, sexually, than in any hidden desire to share the experience. Most of my early sexual encounters were with girls and women, and having thoroughly explored Geneva, i have no intentions of making a return trip.
However, I'm not straight curious in the least, have never done anything with a woman, and don't plan on it either.
It'l be better with a lesbian who is curious. The average woman can get mad at you because she wants more than just sex. They want to date you. Some won't believe that you're gay, especially after you just ate their pussy.


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Let me preface this by pointing out that it currently is setup as an autopick draft. I've always preferred live drafts and I didn't realize that I had it setup as an autopick draft until today. I do understand that autopick drafts exist because some people prefer them so if enough people want to keep it autopick than we can do that as is the case with some of the other settings as well. Here is all the info about the league:
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League ID#: 44167
League Name: Redszone
Password: dustyisnuts
Custom League URL: http://baseball.fantasysports.yahoo....gue/redszone09
Season Type: Full
Draft Type: Autopick Draft
Max Teams: 12
Scoring Type: Rotisserie
Player Universe: All baseball
New Players Become Available: As soon as Yahoo! adds them
Max Moves: No maximum
Max Trades: No maximum
Trade Reject Time: 2
Trade End Date: August 30, 2009
Waiver Time: 2 days
Can't Cut List Provider: None
Trade Review: League Votes
Post Draft Players: Follow Waiver Rules
Max Games Played: 162
Max Innings Pitched: 1400
Weekly Deadline: Daily - Tomorrow
Start Scoring on: Monday, Mar 30
Roster Positions: C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, CI (corner infielder), MI(middle infielder), 4 OF, 2 DH/Util, 2 SP, 2 RP, 5 P, 8 BN, 1 DL
Offensive Stat Categories: R, HR, RBI, SB, AVG, OPS
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CSB/SJU Theater Department presents 'Quilters'
March 7, 2013
By Jillian Birkholz, '15
Stitching together the past and future, the centennial-year production of the musical "Quilters" at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University has been four years in the making.
"I saw a production of it many years ago and I was impressed with it," said Kaarin Johnston, the play's director. "I thought it was a beautiful show with an all-woman cast. It's about pioneer women who founded this school and what a lovely thing it would be to do that as part of the celebration."
The show, which runs from March 7-10 and March 14-16 in the Gorecki Family Theater, Benedicta Arts Center of the College of Saint Benedict, depicts the lives of pioneer women and spans topics such as childbirth, building log cabins, death, insanity and young love. The mother, played by CSB alumna S. Janine Mettling, OSB, uses quilt patterns to pass stories of pioneer life to her children.
"Quilting was about holding the history of a family," Johnston, a professor of theater at CSB and SJU, said. "The mother wants her children to understand the stories and what they mean because that was the only way for them to pass their stories on."
Each of the 16 scenes in the production is named for a quilt block pattern. The blocks were made by Johnston and Deb Lehman, director of community outreach for Fine Arts Programming at CSB and SJU, and will be displayed during each scene of the show.
In order to gain a better understanding of what quilting is all about, the cast visited the St. Joseph Community Fire Station to meet with local quilters, who explained the process of quilting and shared their work. The cast also visited the Saint Benedict's Monastery Museum to view the needlework made by the sisters in the 1800s and 1900s.
Members of the cast say the process of preparing for the production has been personally enriching.
"My experience in this production has been more than taking part on a stage," said CSB senior Cheyanne Reglin. "This production has graciously connected me to past generations. I feel fortunate to have taken part of a significant production with great depth and thought."
"I have gotten to know so many great people since the beginning of the preparation process," added CSB sophomore Erin Takle. "I am excited to bring these women's lives to life for the audience."
During the run of the musical, Fine Arts Programming will have a quilt exhibit displayed in the Gorecki Gallery and Gallery Lounge in the Benedicta Arts Center. Many of the quilts featured in the gallery were made by CSB/SJU faculty and staff.
"The show makes the exhibit more meaningful, but the exhibit makes the show more meaningful as well," Johnston said.
Tickets for "Quilters" are available at the BAC Box Office, by calling 320-363-5777 or online. Cost is $10 for adults and $7 for students, faculty and staff and seniors.


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Alrightly, then. I seem to have entered myself–or my Chocolate Malted Milkball Birthday Cake, rather–in the 2012 Makes-Me-Wanna Shout! Chocolate Layer Cake Baking Challenge. And, since the recipe's gone and made it to the semifinals purely on its written merits, I now need a little help from my D.C. peeps at a public tasting event on Saturday, March 24, from 2 to 4. You'll have the chance to taste (and vote on) 15 chocolate layer cakes, and $15 of each ticket will go directly to Martha's Table. So all you lovers of cake (and, ahem, of moi), should up and get yourself a ticket.
Martha's Table is a venerable D.C. institution that provides meals to the homeless, maintains tutoring and learning programs, and provides a variety of other family support services. Consider your attendance a bit of chocolatey good karma.
As for the cake I've entered, it's the best, most original "Operation Birthday Cake" cake I've come up with to date. A rich, smokily dark chocolate stout cake layered with a white chocolate-cream cheese-malt filling and wrapped in a milk chocolate malt frosting. The birthday girl in question actually gave up alcohol for the week after her party so she could eat the leftovers! High praise indeed. Definitely decadent, totally tasty, and maybe even award winning? Hope to see you there!


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Jay-Z and Diddy called into New Yorks Hot 97 radio station yesterday, just moments after President Barack Obama was inaugurated. "The love, the pure love that was just spread. Everybody's just taking care of everybody. Everybody's ready to go to work to help this man. His speech was so elegant, so strong, so presidential," Diddy explained. Jigga added "We gotta help him. We gotta absolutely have his back. We have to do all we can. We have to do whatever community service to help 'cause this is not an easy job. You don't clap your hands and this thing goes away. He took on a very hard job. The worst job in the world. The best job and the worst job 'cause he has so much to do. And the people really have to understand that."
In related news, Jay-Z performed yesterday [watch here] at the Neighborhood Ball in Washington D.C. Other artists attending and participating in the ball were Jamie Foxx, Queen Latifah, Vanessa Williams, Ray Romano, Leonardo DiCaprio and Denzel Washington and Jigga's wife Beyonce. At the show, Jigga performed "History" [watch here].
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Monday, January 07, 2008
Buckeye Motivation from The Vest
Below is the first 3 minutes of 'Take Home Talk,' a motivational DVD Jim Tressell sent home with Ohio State Buckeye football players over Christmas break featuring 'disrespect' spewed by local and national media.
NOTE: I just noticed on YouTube this clip was posted by our good friend, LM. Nice going, L!
NOTE: I just noticed on YouTube this clip was posted by our good friend, LM. Nice going, L!
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- Ram61 said...
"and florida is genna crush michigan" good to see Cowherd is still on top of his game.
- January 07, 2008 7:22 AM
- Reed said...
Interesting that nearly all of these "journalists" are people who either don't follow college football or don't really give a damn about it anyway. These are the same guys who hoot an holler every year, but only around this time. And Cowherd of course.
- January 07, 2008 11:24 AM
- Katie said...
Did anyone hear if Cowherd had any comments on Michigan CRUSHING Florida? Douchebag.
I tell you what, if you aren't rooting for tOSU tonight, watch that clip and it will get you more on their side for the sake of the Big Ten.
- January 07, 2008 11:35 AM
- champs97 said...
hey "cowterd" what was that you said about florida killing michigan??????
- January 07, 2008 1:54 PM
- Joe said...
Ha! The guy turned off the comments after the game.
Go SEC!
- January 08, 2008 1:05 AM
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Adopt-A-Classroom Initiative Brings WIU to Grade Schools
May 14, 2013
MACOMB, IL -- What do sixth grade students at Edison School in Macomb have in common with sixth graders at King Elementary in Vancouver, WA, and kindergartners at Riverton (IL) Elementary? Western Illinois University is "their" school.
As part of an "adopt-a-classroom" initiative, the University Bookstore, in conjunction with University Housing and Dining Services, have adopted the Edison class, taught by Marcy Lantz, and the King Elementary class, taught by Pam Dickey (who has another Western connection - Courier Adviser and Journalism Professor Rich Moreno is Dickey's brother), while the WIU Foundation has adopted the Riverton class, taught by WIU teacher education alumna Liz Watkins.
The Macomb students recently hopped on a Go West bus and visited campus, where they were treated to lunch at the new Corbin-Olson dining center, a Skype session with their Washington "sister" school and a tour of campus. In January, the class was outfitted in Think Purple t-shirts, and in March, they had the opportunity to wear those shirts and watch the Leathernecks men's basketball team win the league championship in Western Hall. The Washington students have received Think Purple/WIU gear and classroom decor as well, and keep in touch with their school via email and Skype. One step into Watkins' kindergarten class shows the classroom's Leatherneck spirit.
"The point of the 'adopt-a-classroom' program is really two-fold: it creates a buzz in their school for the program and for Western, and it creates a feeling within our local schools in particular that Western Illinois University is their university," said University Bookstore (and Go West) Director Jude Kiah. "We hope that by planting these positive seeds within our local schools, we will reap the rewards as they continue their education."
Julie Murphy, director of Foundation communications and donor stewardship, echoed Kiah's sentiments: programs such as this foster not only recognition for Western Illinois University, but for higher education in general.
"These 'adopt-a-classroom' programs show these students that there is a college or university there for them when it's time to select a school," Murphy added. "They've made that connection early, and when they begin looking at schools, they will remember their Western connection. And the fact that our Riverton classroom is led by a WIU alumna further reinforces our University's commitment to its students and alumni."
As a WIU alumna, Watkins had approached her alma mater about providing some Western memorabilia for her classroom as part of her school's program.
"Partnering with Western has given kindergarten students the awareness of college," she said. "They are excited to wear their Western shirts every Friday and we even say a Western chant. Seeing them excited about going to college brings joy to me."
Lantz said when Kiah approached her about this program, she felt it was a great opportunity for her students to learn more about college, as well as the school right in their own backyard.
"At my former school, I taught a unit on the college experience and exposed the students to the things they needed to do in order to go to college or for more schooling beyond high school. So this program with WIU was right up my alley," she added. "This adoption allowed us to give the kids a 'glimpse of college life and what they are able to attain through hard work. This partnership with Western really got the kids excited about WIU and what the future may hold for them."
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This is a nice and relevant example to
Yes. The list is too long to even bother to post. But I'd wager most of what we take for granted, generally and technologically specifically, has its roots in public spending. If it wasn't publicly funded research projects that brought the technology to a state usable by private enterprise, or public money creating a market and demand for products that no one else could afford, our world would be vastly different today, and lacking in a lot. This is why I shudder at people who say that our government spending is the problem. Couldn't be further from the truth.
The model had to be driven by someone, in this case DARPA or other contributors pushed ahead to validate it.
Then more importantly, opening it up for adoption as much in science gets built upon.
Right now our economy would be even better if more were declassified, made open as possible, read NASA in its ideal and spun out to create more jobs/technologies/societal benefits.
If only the US would also advertise this as a contribution it makes all the time in the world to some less open societies, we would really
Actually, following DARPA's decision to yank support of the POSSE project [wikipedia.org] allegedly due to comments of Theo de Raadt, it had been theorized that DARPA subsequently took a dim view of not just OBSD but other BSD projects, not related to Theo, such as FBSD. So given that, the headline of this story is somewhat surprising.
It however does explain why DARPA developed SELinux, as well as making their security features more based on Linux than the BSDs
SELinux and "UNIX multi-user security" are not referring to the same thing. This doesn't "fly in the face" of anything. I'm 99.9% sure "Unix multi-user security" is referring to user/group/world permission bits per file/directory. That doesn't help all that much in the realm of embedded systems, as they said. SELinux is an entirely different beast, and achieves many of the same results as signed executables and sandboxing, and some more (and vice-versa).
Interesting links, but an awful summary.
Except that the essentially randomized configurations of SELinux are so complex that no one, and i mean *no one*, uses it in production. Out of roughly 30,000 Linux systems I've helped deploy, it's been left active in "Strict" mode in about 3, and those had to turn it off pretty quickly as projects found it hampered actual work.
"To discuss operating system security is to marvel at the diversity of deployed access-control models: Unix and Windows NT multiuser security [acm.org]
To mention Unix and Windows NT security in the one sentence, just begs credulity
"Windows NT [wikipedia.org] and its successors
I think you're confusing Windows NT the operating system (NT3, NT4, 2000, XP, etc.) with NT the kernel and security model, which was designed to be POSIX compliant, which implies lining up with "unix multi-user security" and is also done in such a way as to be tweakable to mimic many of the SELinux advancements. The OS I could do without; the security model as originally baked in (and then ignored in preference of interoperability with DOS/9x -- but it's still there) is actually pretty network-savvy. It's
You get a nod, for seeming to know your stuff. I think you may actually be right, in some alternate reality.
The problem is, in this reality, only the unix-likes have ever been released with a functioning security model. The security on my computers, as installed and scripted by default, is time tested, and has been improved with time. The Windows security model mostly just sits in the backroom, next to an open door (or window) and collects fungus. Almost no one actually brings it out into the workspace,
All Linux distributions already use signed packages.
The only difference is that the kernel doesn't enforce that all programs are signed, it's simply the application installing them that checks it.
I've got a bad feeling about this.


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I recently ran into this fella wearing a baseball cap with "USAF" boldly emblazoned on it.
Being a veteran of that proud branch of the U.S. military, I gave him an immediate "howdy."
He recognized me and although I didn't know him, the airman posed a somewhat interesting question.
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Gosh, I thought, my old Air Force mentor is still fondly remembered.
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Michael Anastasio announced today that he will step down in June as director of Los Alamos National Laboratory.
In a message to Lab employees, Anastasio announced his retirement and thanked employees for their many accomplishments, tireless efforts, and continued support over the years. Anastasio has served as LANL director since June 2006. He also is president of Los Alamos National Security, LLC (LANS), the company that manages and operates the Lab for the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration.
Norman Pattiz, who chairs the LANS Board of Governors, also informed Lab employees of the director's intention to retire in a letter to the LANL community. He thanked Anastasio for his leadership and exemplary service to the Laboratory and the nation. Pattiz also noted how it will be a daunting task to replace Anastasio but said the Board of Governors will immediately commence the search for a successor, to accommodate a reasonable transition.
"It has been a great privilege to serve as your Laboratory director during some of the most gratifying, as well as challenging, years of my career," noted Anastasio. "Every day as Lab director has afforded me the opportunity to encounter brilliant science and dedicated people committed to the great responsibilities the country has entrusted to us."
U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman today issued the following statement, after learning of Director Mike Anastasio's plans to retire from Los Alamos National Laboratory in June:
"Mike Anastasio brought a strong sense of science, purpose and mission to Los Alamos National Laboratory. He provided tremendous leadership at a time when LANL was shifting to new management, helping ensure a smooth transition. In recent months, he provided very valuable testimony to the Senate on the START treaty with Russia. I look forward to continuing to work with him over the next six months before he begins a new chapter in his life."
In his letter to Lab personnel, Pattiz said that Anastasio's "leadership of the Livermore and Los Alamos National Laboratories is a legacy that is unique and marked with exceptional distinction."
Anastasio was director of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory from 2002 to 2006.
He has earned numerous commendations and is widely recognized for his leadership in national security science and the safe stewardship of nuclear weapons.
Anastasio began his career at Lawrence Livermore in 1980 and rose to become associate director for defense and nuclear technologies. While in that position, Anastasio was instrumental in the development and execution of the national Stockpile Stewardship Program, which uses a fundamental science-based approach to sustain the safety, security, and effectiveness of America's nuclear weapons stockpile.
He has served on boards and committees including the United States Strategic Command Strategic Advisory Group, National Academy of Sciences Committee on Science & Technology for Countering Terrorism, the California Council on Science and Technology, the Blue Ribbon Task Force on Nanotechnology, and the Department of State's International Security Advisory Board.
Anastasio has taught at Brooklyn College of City University of New York and performed research in theoretical nuclear physics at the Center for Nuclear Studies in Saclay, France, and at the Nuclear Research Center in Julich, Germany. He received a bachelor of arts degree in physics from Johns Hopkins University and earned a master of arts degree as well as his Ph.D. in theoretical nuclear physics from the State University of New York, Stony Brook.
Full coverage of Anastasio's announcement can be found in Thursday's Los Alamos Monitor.
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Later this month, an election will be held to select Hong Kong's next chief executive. The race has been tarnished with accusations of extra-marital affairs and conflicts of interest. As the local press puts it: Beijing has lost control of the puppet strings.
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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - that fine line between teaching and babysitting... Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in that fine line between teaching and babysitting... Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Newbie Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message dyakJoined: 25 Jun 2003Posts: 630 Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2003 12:50 pm Post subject: that fine line between teaching and babysitting... Ok I have a slight teaching challenge at the moment; I have half a class of Korean/Polish children aged 10-13 while the other half are adults of various nationalities. I love teaching them, especially the kids but if I pitch the lesson at their level, the adults feel somewhat talked down to, shall we say; and if I pitch the lesson more at the adults, the kids are bored in 5 seconds and I end up treading the fine line between teaching and babysitting (which probably pays more here in London). Any advice would be more than appreciated. Cheers. Back to top GlenskiJoined: 15 Jan 2003Posts: 12844Location: Hokkaido, JAPAN Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2003 12:57 pm Post subject: You have a class with half the population kids and half the population adults???? Sounds like a nightmare, especially with the difference in levels. First priority is to see if you can split the class to be taught at different times. If you can't (and I presume so), then give the adults something to do for a while (read an article, read some instructions, chat about their weekend, watch a video clip, review vocabulary, WHATEVER), and during this time, get the kids going on something. You might feel like a yoyo bouncing back to each group, but it's all I can think of. You didn't say how many people you are teaching or at what level, so it's not easy giving advice, but assuming the kids are one level and the adults are another level, this might work. I don't envy you. Back to top dyakJoined: 25 Jun 2003Posts: 630 Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2003 1:16 pm Post subject: Cheers Glenski, they're a level 2 class and there's about 10 of them altogether. The class can't be split, and I can't split myself; I've tried it before and I can't make it work... though it did kind of work accidentally the other day when I had the kids drawing and the adults writing. The other (amusing) problem is that the kids learn at least twice as fast as the adults... roll on Monday... Back to top GlenskiJoined: 15 Jan 2003Posts: 12844Location: Hokkaido, JAPAN Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2003 1:34 pm Post subject: Sorry, dyak, I'm not familiar with your "level 2" designation. Back to top dyakJoined: 25 Jun 2003Posts: 630 Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2003 2:01 pm Post subject: They're elementary but not beginners by any means... with some closer to lower intemediate (level 3)... what are the designations in Japan? Back to top GlenskiJoined: 15 Jan 2003Posts: 12844Location: Hokkaido, JAPAN Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2003 9:45 pm Post subject: dyak, Unless people have taken certain tests, like the eiken STEP tests 1 to 4, I think the only designations that people use are as follows: beginner (sometimes false beginner) (sometimes pre-intermediate) intermediate (sometimes broken into low, medium, and high) advanced To be honest, even these rankings have too much gray area in them for my taste, and teachers differ in what they consider one level or the other. Back to top WolfJoined: 10 May 2003Posts: 1245Location: Middle Earth Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2003 12:11 am Post subject: In Japan I often used the NOVA level system. . . not that it was any good, but a majority of the teachers in Japan got their start with NOVA, so we all know that one! But there is no standard that I am aware of for guaging levels - each school I knew of made its own. Back to top RogerJoined: 19 Jan 2003Posts: 9138 Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2003 3:05 am Post subject: A nightmarish constellation, and this in London of all places? What exactly is your job? Any goal? Exact subject? You MUST separate the two levels. Can you ask the adults to do exercises in writing? Can you take the youngsters out of the classroom and do a walkabout or physical exercises outside? If your answer is negative, then there is but one solution: Have both groups do writing assignments in class, so that no noise distracts either group. Perhaps towards the end of your lesson, you can do some games with both groups together: Scrambling of words, unscrambling; rumour game, whatever; these games are great with students of almost any level. Back to top CobraJoined: 28 Jul 2003Posts: 436 Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2003 4:07 am Post subject: Try showing movies, preferably cartoons with family appeal like Disney. Back to top dyakJoined: 25 Jun 2003Posts: 630 Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2003 6:56 pm Post subject: Thanks for the advice... the games do work well, there's a competitive child in almost everyone I think. It's a great learning experience for me too; maybe a 'guide to teaching adults and children at the same time' is in order... Back to top arioch36Joined: 21 Jan 2003Posts: 3589 Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2003 1:22 am Post subject: Have the better (or older) students teach the poorer students. If you can get the better students to buy the game plan, this really helps all involved. And find a song they can all sing. You can't have two groups do one talking exercise, and the other two (older) groups do a variation of the same talking exercises? Or do you divide your students for group/pair work? Back to top C76Joined: 13 Jun 2003Posts: 113Location: somewhere between beauty and truth...in Toronto. ;) Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2003 6:19 pm Post subject: Interesting problem... I agree with the idea of splitting the class' activities. Don't be afraid to...It may create more work for you, but in the long run it's bound to be more practical for your students. In addition, on those days when you divide your class...You might want to open and/or close with a general activity. Something related to your daily subject(s). Ultimately, I think doing so will create a positive atmosphere. 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