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25 de Noviembre de 2006, 19:10 »
Hola Board,
I have always been drawn to the aspect of the dogo's prowess as a big game hunter and HIGHLY interested in their experiences against their quarry. I find Kob de la Pampas to be a very interesting dogo to have read about and I welcome more details, articles and discussions on dogos that hunt pumas or have experiences with them. I have read a great deal on the subject of functional gymnastics as well as field experiences, but I am simply hungry for more. I am not here to debate anything, simply to learn and discuss them. I have tons of questions and would love to have some feedback. I do realize that certain subject matters are sensitive and welcome emails to me if that best suites the conversation.
Thank you an I hope to enjoy a good conversation,
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25 de Noviembre de 2006, 19:42 »
Hi Chaz. Welcome.
For example, Kok de las Pampas had more of 100 fighting with pumas.
had you earing about of "pruebas de campo"?
In the my grandfather's forest there are pumas, and they cause problem like kill domestics animals.
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25 de Noviembre de 2006, 20:29 »
Thank you for replying!
I have heard about Kob De las Pampas fighting pumas in the Andes mountains, but I had no idea as to how many times he did it actually. 100+ encounters is amazing!
Yeah I have also heard of Preubas de campo before and have read a few articles on them, one by Jack Parry and a few others as well. I am always looking for more info on them as well as dogo experiences in the field against pumas. I have read articles on SA puma being predators of livestock, especially sheep and goingto great lengths to make numerous kills of sheep.
Are there any articles where I can read more on Kob or read more on dogos hunting pumas?
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27 de Noviembre de 2006, 10:25 »
Hi chazio, we are debating in other post about "pruebas de campo". You know what is it ?. What do you think about it ?.
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01 de Diciembre de 2006, 20:07 »
A strong topic deserves a strong response
Thank you for your reply and question. I have read many of the threads here and really taken in a lot of respectful views and important data regarding the field test or functional gymnastics to help assess and add onto my take on the field test. I have really debated the Preubas de campo subject matter for several years with some very excessive and scrutinizing people who have little understanding and or respect of the breed, which has been a very frustrating experience in the end. Leaving no productive progress in understanding or agreement, only to agree to disagree at best.
There are 3 Major Arguments that derive from discussing Preubas De Campos:
The Dogos Combative Prowess :
Can a single good Dogo defeat a single quarry (boar/puma) in the field versus a cage match in seemingly controlled conditions?
The Legality, Code of Ethics & Conditions of the Field Test:
This issue often brings in the unwanted legislations, radical biased animal activist, skepticism of the health and arsenals of the quarry being used and differences in Dogueros culture versus Dogo publicity and ill-fated/unwanted attractions.
Field Test Functional Gymnastics applicability:
What do these test prove or dont prove and how do they effect the Dogos overall performance in the field.
The fact that majority of the people I debated with, argued and contest such subject matters, are also fanciers of pumas didnt help at all. The amount of biased and denials with assumptive excuses really didnt help this discussion. To them, single dogos stood little chance against a cougar in the wild, especially a male adult. The field test videos and clips were all concluded as weaker sedentary specimen that werent as capable as their wild counterparts. They called all of the pumas defanged, dewclawed and severely muscle atrophied with no wild hunting experience and all captive raised. Their final evidence was the 2 published Bilo hunting stories that were published in the Dian publication. They felt that those two hunting accounts reflected the norm. They some how overlooked the fact that the hunting stories Bilo used to discuss with Dian were his more exciting accounts and were his legendary tales and most noteworthy challenges at that time, and not the reflection of the norm. "Day of the Trevelin" is not a normal hunting with boars, but going off of the biased critics logic would be. Even the story Leon of the Colorado, of the puma male, the puma was considered a "Giant of his race". A giant of any species race is not the norm but this was dismissed very often by the biased critics.
There are various Internet pictures showing claws and fangs intact of cougars used in field test, and the damage they have inflicted on Dogos. There was the Jack Parry article which discussed claws and fangs intact, there was the discussion of Bilo lassoing pumas when the dogos had them immobilized thus capturing wild hunting specimens for the Preubas de campo, thus cougars with hunting experience, and I even posted a scientific study on how a Florida panther release program for captive raised and translocated pumas held in both short term and long term captivity were released with success and that their hunting skills were also successful and equal to their wild counterparts as they predated all of their normal prey species, including large ungulates as deer and wild pig during the winter. I also made it clear that the pumas of the North American, region which may grow to far larger sizes upon average are not the same specimens in the South Americas, majority being in the uninhabited regions of Argentina, mainly southern patagonia which do not reach such larger weights on average. We may be talking the difference of 100-130lb SA adult pumas being giving the credentials and credit stats of NA pumas that may be anywhere from 160-220lbs. Big difference! I could go on and on but I rather not do that publicly versus personal emails and correspondence.
Most of the discussion/debate we had wasnt about an ethical aspect or hunting functionality and practice of the field test, it was more so about a single good hunting dogos capability upon par to physically defeat a singe adult cougar whether in the wild or in the field test, but more so in the wild. The fact that Agustin Nores Martinez's very own, Kob De Las Pampas did this at times in the Andes Mountains should have made this an open and close case, but it didnt. The level of disrespect and beyond reasonable skepticism/scrutiny /doubt that some people have for domesticated rare breeds that have successfully fought off such wild cats really astounds me a times. I do realize that in the end, this is a novice subject matter in the my favorite animal can beat your favorite animal, no it cant! mentality, but the level of disrespect to the breed and its historical proven combative performances by the same people who are very ignorant of the breed, was just infuriating for me to deal with at times. These people knew so little about the breed but were always so quick to demean them with their own self proclaimed expertise and speculations. The fact that most pumas typically will flee from confrontations that pumas know they cant win and are treed was also negated as always the pumas choice as it cant allow for risk of injury, but never accepting the fact that when cougars do make their stands, they are also defeated and take flight. So it was really a debate on proving the prowess of each if they came face to face in the wild upon par.
My take on Field Test-Preubas De campo
The fact of the matter is that the quarry in the field test should be and ideallymust be armed for teaching and testing the dogs true grit and courage and heart and to help assess the dogs reactions and adjustments to the attacks by the quarry. So claws and fangs of cougars when used in field-test by true Dogueros is very important. In some cases however, some people will resort to field test only and not use the dogo for its true intent and stronger merits as a pack hunter and in the field. This is where the field test become controversial in my humble opinion, and even in the hunters community. If the field test is used as a stepping stone phase and helps graduate the dogo to the hunting field where it is supposed to be and where it learns more so to fight in isolation, with many natural and unaccustomed to distractions, with the dogo tracking and pursuing across rigorous new terrains and still successfully lugging and defeating the quarry in the field, thats where the dogo becomes a true Dogo Argentine, in my humble opinion. Not just in a cage match. That is the big difference where a seasoned dogo really gets more powerful over pumas. Its the field seasoning that does it. But when the cage matches are all of the dogos life, they then become what some have called a circus act. This is what really gives the field test a bad name. This is where people much like dogfighters take bets on dogos Vs boars/pumas, file down claws, or the boars eye teeth (the sharp tips), leaving just enough to jut the dogs, becomes a misinterpreted role. This is where the poor condition quarry comes into to play and this is the only part that critics try to see and harp on. This is what the propaganda will target and focus on. The multitude of crop/livestock damage that boars and plague pumas do & feral/ wild suids uncontrolled reproduction is seemingly ignored by these same critics.
The fact of the matter is that this is seriously frowned upon by true hunters and the true Dogueros, but biased critics have little to no respect for hunters and their huntsmen codes (the Doguero Culture), so whatever the matter is, if it leads to their favorite species the puma or some seemingly act of whatever, it will always be scrutinized excessively beyond reason by such critics. These critics dont know that there is a significant difference between these field test. Such critics automatically assume the cat/boar to be inferior to its wild counterparts without any overall analysis on these pumas/boars populations in the test to back such assumptive reasonings.
The fact of the matter is that such test may help assess a young dogos ability and potential before it is introduced to the field where such ability or the lack there of can make a difference between life and death. Some people dont even see these field test as actual fights. The danger and risk of injury and the full instinctive attempts by each contender to thwart the other is very much real and every aspect of a fight. The animals in the cage dont know that this is a test, they are fighting with what they know are instinctive and in some cases with such as quarry as the boars and pumas, they are actually more experienced and adept at fighting these debuting young dogos. We all know that a dogged boar is very dangerous indeed, so why should I view such a contest as only a sparing match when the danger and threat is real, even if a hunter can intervene, it still takes time to do so, and a throat hold, eye gouge, etc. is very real and potential is there. We dont call boxing matches fake or various martial arts events fake simply because there are intervening rules involved and controlled conditions (referees, illegal moves, points, etc.) to prevent it from going to the death. When the two step in the ring they are exhibiting their best shots in thwarting and or defeating the other. I see no difference in the Preubas De Campo. Perhaps when it is used more so for entertainment, I see it as utilizing two distinct species for the wrong purpose in the end, but it doesnt demean or negate what the two contenders are actually doing. Only when one species is not up to code does things take another turn. But when the puma is allowed to rest and recover between days before fighting while the dogo may fight several times in the same day or on a hunt, really shows how powerful and respectful such a breed is. Something that requires serious heart, stamina and endurance with a drive and ability to do so successfully. As a martial artist I can clearly understand this aspect. Everyone starts out of the gate strong and at their best, but its how you end up when you are drained and winded and must still push yourself to fight and deliver sufficient force that counts if you cant defeat the opponent early enough. Thats what counts and thats what true hunters want to see in these field test. Can the dogo successfully secure a bite in such conditions, to see its heart, its aggressiveness and drive, and its abilities, etc. It would be unwise to take a dogo out to a hunt where it starts off strong but is to tired to fight the quarry as the day goes on and cant sufficiently lug or seize the quarry in an isolated situation, unless you kept the dogo by your side until arriving a the catch. But if the dogo became isolated in such a winded condition it could be potentially killed just by having no significant fight left, being physically drained because of previous fights and rigorous chases of previous quarry. It must be able to lug, fight and hold its own long enough, for at least the other dogs to arrive or the hunters if it is this winded. It is important for hunters to trust and know that their dogos can do this. This is what many critics will never admit or realize. This is why hunters do not care what such critics assume and speculate. There is nothing gained from arguing with such people. To be honest, most True hunters much rather and prefer that people know as little as possible about the breed in the end, as they know the more that is out there, the more they stand a chance in losing their hunting traditions by some biased legislative laws and misinterpreted perspectives. They prefer it this way versus legislations coming in and saying no more hunting with dogos on quarry, no more field test period, no more Monteria, and you need to pay extra for this and that in order to do what you use to do for free and by personal & cultural choice. And if you break such legislations you will be fined with this and that. This is far from what hunters want so the more ignorant the opposition the better.
Sorry for the long post, but I look fwd to the feedback and to share the discussion with mature views. I also welcome emailing me or sending me messages via my inbox as I am fully aware of this sensitive subject matter and I will not release or repost any of our private correspondence, pics, videos, refs, etc. I am just adding to my own private archives.
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10 de Diciembre de 2006, 16:34 »
I think the issue of pruebas de campo is a topic better left for the people who live in the campos. Alot of city folk cant seem to understand the usefulness of such tests. You will never convince my uncles that these tests are worthless. Not only do their lives and families lives depend on these dogs for security of their land and food resources but also in their case their entire livelyhood depends on these dogs.
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13 de Diciembre de 2006, 05:33 »
Hey Choto,
I do agree with you in regards to some people leaving the subject matter alone, but in the case of those who are "truly" interested and respect the very nature and purposes of the hunts, the dogs employed, the hard work that went into creating them, and what it takes to preserve and make best selections for current day big game hunting operations, it is a very important subject matter to be discussed and learned with knowledgeable accuracy in my humble opinion.
I have argued with people who refuse to understand or swllow their own pride about the subject matter, but I realized that this was already addressed by the creators when he speaks to those who either Dont understand or Choose not to understand.
I seek to simply learn more and discuss the matter with a honest hunger to gain more and own good hunters to do just that. I have read actual documents and reports on the damage that the jabali do to crops,land, livestock, ppl, etc. as well as what some of the SA pumas have done to livestock, so I clearly understand the threats that exist and the validity in the breed and what it takes to "best" preserve them and their attributes.
I also clearly understand that this subject matter is a sensitive one as well.
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09 de Enero de 2007, 10:08 »
in my personal opinion Dogo as a hunting breed needs these tests (pruebas) because of preserving his true temperament and character.
In Europe is not easy to make such tests like these in Argentina and to hunt like Argentinians so we have to search others ways for testing our dogs - is it good for a breed ? Im nor sure
I know only 1, we should preserve true soul of Dogo.
and sorry for my basic english
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16 de Junio de 2007, 21:13 »
Hello to all Dogo Argentino owners, Breeders and Hunters
I am and avid fancier of the hunting breed and adept in the knowledge of the Dogo and I am here today to warn you of immature posters that are taking post and or excerpts from this thread and posting them in other forums that deal with animal vs animal where they beginning to demean the dogo and create unwarranted doubt of its prowess against South American pumas in a 1 versus 1 fight in the wild. We all know this is a rare occurrence and that it is not the focus of a hunt but that it has been historically proven and witnessed that a good single dogo has defeated adult pumas in the wild.
I have been frustrated at times in my attempts to discuss this matter with them maturely and while some posters have accepted the truth with clarity, others like certain posters continue to demean the dogo and I just wanted to make sure that you all were aware of this aspect being that they are taking your words and twisting them around as their ammo. They dont even have the respect to take the words of the most seasoned and expert hunters and that best illustrates their biased ignorance.
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16 de Junio de 2007, 21:17 »
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The whole Prueba de Campo thing is only valid and useful when its a Prueba meaning a test.
That means putting the Dogo against a wordy adversary that can and will test him.
This is not being done in most of the cases, they use adversary that are nothing more than canon meat, just there to give a good show or boost the dogs confidence but not to test it.
People are and will always be skeptical against storys of Dogos or any other dog breed fighting big game. Thats normal, what is sad is that the videos they get or storys they get are made and told by wannabees and are not a reflection of the reality. Most videos out there from Dogo vs Pumas does have altered and drugged Pumas fighting Dogos. They have a number of excuses as to why they cut the nails and pull out the teeths. Bottom line is they have dogs that cannot take the punishment from a real fight and its propaganda to boost their own self esteem and sell pups.
Dont get me wrong, putting a inexperienced Dogo for the first time against a nasty Puma that is not altered is not wise either. But there are other ways and methods to protect the dog and altering a Puma should not been even considered. I saw a video where the Dogo was wearing a bosal to protect the Puma from being bitten but the Puma could and did scratch and bit the Dogo. Still the Dogo did not give up.
I say to all who are in Europe and always claim it is impossible or hard to test and hunt the Dogos.
There are people who live in Argentina close to wild boars and never test their dogs. Same people who say that its hard to test the Dogos in Europe import Dogos from Argentina from people that also do not test their dogs. Some famous imported Dogos from Argentina to Europe where tested for the first time here in Europe and not in Argentina.
There are more wild boars here in Europe than in Argentina, if you want to test or hunt your Dogo it is possible. Its just a matter of will, effort and priority. There is no excuse for not testing your Dogo other than its not a priority or lack of will.
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sup guys, where i live, this winter we had pumas come down from the mountains to look for food, we even had gatos montes come down and hunt our animals and livestock. my neighbours have chickens and goats and they lost several animals to them. here the people are so experienced with them that they already know when to expect them usually and they dont waste time with dogs they just shoot them. my neighbour killed a rare species of mountain cat here this winter with a 12 gauge becuase it killed 5 of his chickens. when i go up the mountain with friends to visit the puesteros we always bring some sort of weapon becuase puma sometimes attack the horses, a puestero friend of mine lost 3 horses last year to pumas, best defence is putting a mule or 2 in the horse pack they will attack the pumas LOL. last winter that same puestero friend killed a 175kilogram puma, thats like almost 550lbs kitty.
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Hey Choto,
"550lbs" was this a mis-key? 175kg is a very large cougar, and puts it in the 350lb+ mark, but the largest I ever heard which I thought was the record in South America was 260lbs for a tom.
Any Pics of this specimen that your friend has?
I have heard/read various things about mules versus predating cougars as well, though defensive reactions may simply be warding off the would be predators, though a large tom may indeed predate a mule I suspect.
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yea it was 170kilos he said. the man is a puestero, he lives in an outpost up in the mountains with his family so i dont think he has money to afford a camara or anything most of those people live off tha land. i had pictures of a mule fighting a puma somewhere on this comp if not i can get it from my horseforum website lol its actually pretty cool.
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I am preparing few posts that are connected with LJFW. 4 posts about designer that presented us amazing trends for new season and also this post will all my outfits. First day was more edgy and sexy look, second day was really romantic and casual, third was the most adored look by media and the classiest ever, but the last one was totally street style and sexy look. Second look was also shared by lookbook.nu and liked by so many people abroad, but third was the most adore in my country. But my favorite was the last look, because I adore this skirt more than any other piece in the closet right now. Which one did you loved the most?
First look from LJFW
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Third day of LJFW
Last LJFW look
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A building permit is required for the change of use, construction or demolition of any building or addition, alterations, signs, the installation of fireplaces and wood-burning stoves, sundecks, etc., as well as for new or modification of existing HVAC ducts and plumbing installations or alterations.
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Permit plans must be drawn to scale and contain sufficient information to enable the Chief Building Official and his staff to determine whether the proposed work conforms to all applicable by-laws and regulations. Site plans must be referenced to a current plan of survey, certified by a registered Ontario Land Surveyor. A copy of such survey must be submitted with the permit application for a major project. Site plans showing outlines and dimensions of the property, driveways and existing and proposed buildings, may be accepted. Where required by the Ontario Building Code, plans must be prepared, sealed and signed by an Architect, Professional Engineer, or BCIN qualified Designer. Permit applications will not be accepted when the submitted plans are inadequate or incomplete unless a waiver is signed.
For more information in relation to specific projects, contact the Town's Building Department.
A building permit application will not be accepted where it is determined that the proposal requires:
The time required for the processing of a building permit application varies in accordance with:
The Ontario Building Code has been amended to introduce time limits on decisions regarding complete applications, which will reduce delays in permit issuance.
The applicant must file an application, in writing, on prescribed forms. Every application must be signed by the applicant. The applicant must be the owner of a building or property or a person authorized, in writing by the owner, to apply for a permit on the owner's behalf. Every application must be accompanied by prescribed plans and specifications and the permit fee payable to the Corporation of the Town of Ingersoll.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Google Inc. GOOG, -1.32% saw its price target cut to $730 from $760 Wednesday morning by Oppenheimer & Co. The shares were last trading up 1.8% to $719.80, following the sector-wide rally sparked by the fiscal cliff deal. In a note to clients, Oppenheimer analyst Jason Helfstein said the Web search giant "is smartly reinvesting its 83% gross margin in driving higher penetration of its Nexus Android tablets, but in the near term, the company will see margin dilution from these costs, as well as higher traffic acquisition costs (TAC) as the majority of tablet usage and mobile commerce is generated from iOS devices." He predicted higher marketing expenses in the first half of the new year "as as Google pushes greater adoption of Android, Chrome and Maps."
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Econometric models and economic forecasts
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text: Pain Management and Patient Rights Patient Rights and Responsibilities. At the Massachusetts Eye and Ear, we believe that all patients have a right to pain relief. Mass. Eye and Ear healthcare providers will: Inform patients at the time of their initial assessment that relief of pain is an important part of their care; respond quickly to reports of pain. Utilize a standardized tool to screen all patients for the presence of pain. Ask patients initially and as a part of regular assessments about the presence, quality, and intensity of pain. Use the patient's self-report as the primary indicator of pain. Mutually develop realistic goals with the patient and other healthcare providers to form a plan for pain management. Implement a plan to achieve established goals. Review and modify the plan of care for patients, as based on their individualized, changing pain-management needs. As a patient at this hospital, you can expect: Information about pain and pain-relief measures. A concerned staff which is committed to pain prevention and management. Health professionals, who respond quickly to reports of pain. Your reports of pain will be believed. State-of-the-art pain management. Dedicated pain-relief specialists. As a patient at this hospital, we expect that you will: Ask your doctor or nurse what to expect regarding pain and pain management. Discuss pain-relief options with our doctors and nurses to develop a pain-management plan. Ask for pain relief when pain first begins. Help your doctor and nurse assess your pain. Tell your doctor or nurse if your pain is not relieved. Tell your doctor or nurse about any worries you have about taking pain medications. Measuring Your Pain You will frequently be asked to rate your pain. This tells the doctor and nurse whether the pain medicine is working or if it needs to be adjusted or changed. For example: If 0 means you are having no pain and 5 is the worst possible pain, how would you rate your pain? Medications Can Help Control Pain Mild pain is often treated with nonprescription pain relievers, such as aspirin, acetaminophen, or ibuprofen. These also can cause side effects-use only as directed. Never give aspirin to children under 12, unless directed by a healthcare provider. Ask your doctor if ibuprofen is appropriate for your child under age 1. Moderate pain may require a mild opioid (narcotic), a drug that relieves pain and causes sleepiness. Other types of medicines may also be used. Severe pain is usually treated by strong opioids, such as morphine or methadone. Patients Take Medication in Different Ways For example: Liquids, Pills, Patches, Suppositories, Injection It is important to take your medications as prescribed by your doctor. Please discuss with your doctor any and all medications you are taking, including herbal or homeopathic substances. This is essential to establish the best pain-management plan for you. Common Questions Regarding Pain Medicine What if my pain medicine is not working? Tell your healthcare provider. You may need a different dose or a different medication. Will my pain medicine make me constipated? Constipation is a common side effect of pain medicine. You can still take your medicine for pain. Check with your doctor or nurse about using a laxative or stool softener to prevent constipation. Increasing your intake of liquids, fruits, and vegetables may help reduce this. What if my pain medicine makes me too sleepy? Pain medicine can make you drowsy at first. Often this will go away after the first few doses. Check with your doctor if your drowsiness lasts longer than a couple of days. Do not drive or operate heavy equipment while taking pain medicine that alters your mental status. Should I only take pain medicine when I have bad pain? Pain is easier to control when it is mild. This may mean taking your pain medicine on a regular or scheduled basis. You should take your pain medicine when you start to notice pain. Waiting too long can make it much harder to control your pain. As other questions arise, please do not hesitate to ask your healthcare provider. Helpful Hints Your pain medicine will work best if you are relaxed and have a comfortable environment. Ways to achieve this include: Comfortable positioning Dim lights Deep breathing Soft music Heat or ice Ask your nurse about which of these might be best for you. Pain Management at Home Be sure to take your medicine as prescribed by your doctor. If your pain medicine is not working, be sure to call your doctor. Mass. Eye and Ear is committed to making your experience a good one. Write down any questions you have and talk to your doctor or nurse about them. This way, you and your doctor will be able to plan the most effective pain relief for you. Contact Us Today! 617-523-7900


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Statale captures the look of pickled wood in a durable porcelain tile. Completely authentic, down to the dusky grey colors and beautiful variation of the rift cut grain, Statale is offered in four colors, the smoky grey Fumo, medium grey Vapore, light grey Aria, and the warm brown Paglia.
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Every dog owner needs to have homeowner insurance or renters insurance that (a) provides coverage for, and does not exclude, injuries inflicted by dogs or animals in general, and (b) has a limit of at least $100,000 for personal liability. This type of insurance will enable the dog owner's insurance company to pay an appropriate amount of compensation for all but the most severe accidents caused by a dog. Because the dog owner's own relatives, friends and neighbors are the most likely victims of a possible dog attack, having insurance means protecting the people who are closest to the dog owner, thereby protecting valuable relationships and ensuring proper treatment of loved ones.
Given the fact that a dog is most likely to bite someone whom the dog owner loves most, it is recommended that dog owners have higher limits, such as $1 million, through either their homeowners and renters policies or by an "umbrella" policy. It is very inexpensive to obtain an umbrella policy......(continued on website)


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The use of neutrons as research tools gives scientists unprecedented insight into the structure and properties of materials important in biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering. ORNL's long history of neutron science began in the 1940s with the pioneering neutron scattering studies of Ernest Wollan and Clifford Shull. Shull was co-recipient of the 1994 Nobel Prize in Physics for this groundbreaking work. Today, the laboratory is home to two of the most powerful neutron science facilities in the world—the Spallation Neutron Source and the High Flux Isotope Reactor. The SNS produces the world's most intense pulsed neutron beams, and HFIR creates steady-state neutron streams as bright as any on Earth.
By applying neutron scattering to materials research, scientists obtain remarkable insights that contribute to new technologies to address our energy needs, such as superconducting power cables that dramatically reduce power-transmission losses and prevent outages; liquid transportation fuels produced from biomass; and magnetic refrigerators that use half the energy of conventional appliances. Developing the advanced materials that support these technologies depends on scientists' ability to manipulate the properties of materials at the atomic level, and neutron science is a key to these efforts.
Neutron scattering shows directly where atoms are and what they are doing. It allows researchers to see in real time how the structure of a material shifts with changes in temperature, pressure, and magnetic or electronic fields. It also traces the atomic motions and electron states that give materials properties such as magnetism or the ability to conduct electricity—essential information in the pursuit of energy savings. Managing the world's appetite for energy will require producing more power, more sustainably, and using it more frugally. Neutron scattering supports the creation of new materials for those purposes.
ORNL's world-leading neutron research facilities provide the international scientific community with unmatched capabilities for understanding the structure and properties of materials, biological systems, and the fundamental physics of the neutron—all while bringing outstanding scientists, students, and teachers together with the laboratory's top researchers.
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Presenters: Predictive Homeopathy Team
The Predictive Homeopathy Faculty
This Certificate Course in Predictive Homeopathy was taught by homeopathic physicians who have been trained and certified by Dr Prafull Vijayakar. The teachers varied from one session to the next. One of the advantages of the Predictive Homeopathy method is that it is a system which can be reliably taught. Dr. Vijayakar takes great pride in the fact that the students of his students are able to achieve outstanding clinical results.
Prafull Vijayakar, MD (Hom)
Prafull Vijayakar is the Founder of Predictive Homeopathy, a homeopathic method based on Hahnemann's teachings and an interpretation of Hering's Law of Cure based on embryology. Dr. Vijayakar has also contributed to the science of homeopathic medicine through his writings on miasm as a defense mechanism of the cell and his development of the concept of a Genetic Constitutional Simillimum. He has been refining his ideas through his homeopathic clinical practice in Mumbai for the past 37 years.
His clinical interests are focused on the most serious diseases, including cancer, Down's syndrome, mental retardation, cerebral palsy, Parkinson's disease, and others. Because of Dr. Vijayakar's success in treating his patients with these serious diseases, he has become the most highly sought after homeopathic teacher in India where his seminars typically attract up to 1500 attendees. He has also lectured in Europe, South America and Asia. He is Honorary Professor and Head of the Department of Organon for Post-Graduates at Kshirsagar Homeopathic Medical College, Beed, Maharashtra. He is the recipient of multiple awards in India, including the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Government of Maharashtra and Homeopathic Council of Maharashtra, India. He is President of the Indian Institute of Homeopathic Physicians (Mumbai level). The Dr. Prafull Vijayakar R&D Foundation has received official accreditation from AYUSH (central government of India). He is the author of 6 books.
Ambrish Vijayakar, MD (Hom)
Ambrish Vijayakar, son of Prafull Vijayakar, is Academic Director of the Predictive Homeopathy clinic in Mumbai where he has been practicing as a consultant homeopath for the past eight years. He is an excellent prescriber in his own right. He is particularly well known as an outstanding teacher and is a Visiting Lecturer at SKH Homeopathic Medical College, Beed, Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India. He has also taught seminars throughout India as well as Europe, Asia, and South America. His research interests include the development of simplified approaches to mental disorders, pediatric illnesses, asthma, allergies and psoriasis.
Hope for the Hopeless and Help for the Helpless
Both Drs. Prafull and Ambrish Vijayakar have made a commitment to bring homeopathic medicine to the masses by organizing monthly one-day clinics in multiple areas (especially rural) of India. Typically more than 1000 children suffering from autism, mutism, cerebral palsy, mental retardation, congenital anomalies, and other serious disorders are treated in these clinics. More than 100 homeopathic physicians trained in Predictive Homeopathy assist Drs.Vijayakar at these clinics.
Books by and about Dr. Prafull Vijayakar
1) Predictive Homoeopathy Part-I , Theory of Suppression
2) Predictive Homoeopathy Part-II , Theory of Acutes
3) Predictive Homoeopathy Part-III , The End of Myasmtion of Miasms
4) Predictive Homoeopathy Part-IV , Verbatim
5) Homoeopathy and Modern Science.
6) Treasures of Dr Vijayakar (compiled by Gunter Lutz)
7) Frequent Encounters, Dispositions Series - 1: Extroverts and Introverts
8) Genetic Materia Medica.
NOTE: Predictive Homeopathy, Parts I and III, are most highly recommended as preparation for the Certification Course in Predictive Homeopathy.


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CHARLESTON, S.C. - Jack Nicklaus remains confident Tiger Woods will surpass his mark of 18 major titles despite facing a level of competition the Golden Bear says as good as any that's ever been in golf.
Nicklaus was in Charleston for the opening of a pizza restaurant, in which he and son Gary are investors. Nicklaus said he's never wavered from believing the 37-year-old Woods will eventually pull out of his majors drought — he hasn't won one since the 2008 U.S. Open — and win the five titles necessary to move past Nicklaus
These days, Woods "has as many good players as we've ever had in the game," Nicklaus said.
With recent major champions like Rory McIlroy, Adam Scott and Phil Mickelson playing top-level golf, the chances of one player dominating several majors in a short time as Woods did at times in achieving his 14 titles becomes less likely, Nicklaus said.
Still, Nicklaus doesn't waste much time worrying about holding on to his achievement.
"If you look at it realistically, Tigers' probably got another 10 years of top golf," Nicklaus said. "That's 40 majors. Can he win five of them? I think he probably will."
Nicklaus went through several major droughts in his career.
He didn't win for more than three years between the 1967 U.S. Open and his next title at the 1970 British Open. He went through a similar stretch after his win at the 1975 PGA Championship, not winning major No. 15 until the 1978 British Open.
Of course, Nicklaus' longest major-less run was a nearly six-year period until his dramatic final title at the 1986 Masters when he was 46 years old.
Nicklaus said one major difference between his run and Woods' chase is the national attention. Nicklaus didn't even consider the historic context of his run until 1970 when a golf writer mentioned he had just won No. 10 — and the fourth of his six green jackets — at the 1972 Masters and trailed then-leader Bobby Jones by three.
"I never worried about it," Nicklaus said. "I wasn't thinking about records at the time."
Woods' goal was crystal clear from the time he began and has been a focus of media and fans. His drought is one of golf's most captivating stories and something he won't escape until he breaks through again, Nicklaus said.
"Each time you don't win, obviously, makes it harder," Nicklaus said.
These days, the 73-year-old Nicklaus spends most of his recreation time on the tennis court instead of the golf course. He said tennis is everything that golf is not for the casual player — quick, inexpensive and easy to learn.
Nicklaus said golf is losing patrons because it takes too long to play, is difficult to pick up and can be costly.
"We're losing people and need to find a way to stop that," he said.
Besides, Nicklaus needs the free time to keep up with his 22 grandchildren, who seem to have an athletic event for him to attend nearly every day. His grandson, Nick O'Leary, is tight end for No. 8 Florida State tight and he caught three touchdowns in the Seminoles' season-opening, 41-13, victory at Pittsburgh earlier this month. Nicklaus said he attends all the Florida State games and expects to be back in South Carolina next month then the Seminoles play at No. 3 Clemson on Oct. 19.
Nicklaus said on his last visit to his college Ohio State, he spoke with Buckeyes football coach Urban Meyer and told him he'd already gotten tickets to the BCS title game in Pasadena, Calif., next January.
When Meyer protested about jinxing Ohio State's title run, Nicklaus joked, "Urban, I bought the tickets for Florida State. I hope you get there,'" he said. "He got a big kick out of that."
Should the Seminoles and Buckeyes meet in the Rose Bowl, there won't be any split loyalties.
"I'll root for my grandson," Nicklaus said.


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Hair coloring is one of the most amazing trends! If you're looking to renew your look with some type of makeover, why not start with your hair color? The primary concern with most women is not knowing which color to pick for dying their hair. Let's see where to start, well all the hot magazines usually say it all depends on what your eye color is foremost. What if you have dark brown eyes? Then lightening your hair would be a great way to accent your eye color. If you have light colored eyes the rule is to keep your hair color darker. The contrast of light and dark give the effect of making your eyes POP!
Other stylists say they prefer to see black hair on darker skin, with maybe a few light brown highlights instead of taking the entire head of hair up to a lighter brown, highlights typically look fantastic and sexy!
I once heard a woman say that no brand of hair dye really works good on black hair because black hair is usually deep black or a dark brown. There are solutions out there though, one may even opt for a rich red color too. Dark hair is may not take most hair color easily especially if you're going lighter. The sure way to get color to show on dark hair is to lift the color. Most professional salons can help you here. Lightening hair is a lengthy process but the end result is quite nice!
There are brands in the grocery store that you can work with at home for a new look. All colors pretty much work the same except for the darker colors since they are more longer lasting typically. Look for hair color especially made for black hair as a start. However, you never want to grab the first brand you see when you're in a store. For example, an herbal essence brand may not be a good option since it will probably dry your hair out. Go black, since generally you can expect the hair color brands for black hair to have a good moisturizer in them.
I've heard from a couple women that the best brand of hair color to use on black hair is Adore. You can find it at major beauty supplies stores. Considering, your existing hair color you may need to lighten it first with hair peroxide. Usually its number 20 for lightening darker hair or number 10 for lighter hair, Sometimes number 30 peroxide is used but keep in mind the stronger the peroxide, the more damage is done to your hair.
What if you want color but want to just refresh your look but don't want anything too drastic? Commonly the color brown is seen as more natural, or you could opt for a deep brown which is a brilliant look for complimenting brown skin. If you want to jazz it up a bit use a little red color with it. If you think the color black or dark brown is too dark for your skin completion, I would do light brown and add some chunks of various light brown tones too. Alternately you could do a warm but deep, rich, chocolate brown. Feisty!
Still need some help with choosing a color? Is your hair naturally brown or already dyed? Don't get too confused with what to do about this future fly hair you'll soon have! Instead just write down a couple notes if you like and find a couple looks online or offline that you like then take trip to the local hair salon and ask for their honest option. Why do you have to do all this homework? Well, I'm glad you asked.
Hair coloring can really strip your natural hair color. If you want to reduce the damage or have none at all. Seek a professional or follow directions like you're reading and following a freaking treasure map! Trust me. You really don't want to damage your hair. You're goal is to enhance your look, yes!?
Last if u are simply looking for a small change in your appearance, I recommend looking into going with highlights or low lights, you could do wider or thinner lines of color, there are many ways to have it done. One last thing, I heard the brand in most grocery stores called Garnier Nutrisse is superb. They have more dark colors than most brands and their dye has avocado oil in it too, so doesn't smell so strong. That's all for now, Keep it simple, have fun with your hair and work it.


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The Cincinnati Safe Student Housing Program was created in 2013 in the memory of these Cincinnati college students who lost their lives in off-campus fires:
About the safe student housing program
This program aims to help students find rental properties that have passed a City of Cincinnati fire inspection.
This is a voluntary program for landlords. At the request of a landlord or a tenant, Cincinnati Fire Department personnel will inspect a rental property (free of charge) to see if it meets fire code standards. Also, a landlord may attach the fire inspection report as part of an addendum to a tenant's lease as well as the Tenant Landlord Commitment (TLC) Addendum which both parties sign.
All rental units of the building must pass inspection for the property to be listed on this site. If the property passes the fire inspection, it will be listed here for two years.
How To Request An Inspection
Any landlord, tenant, or parent of a tenant may request a fire inspection by submiting a Fire Inspection Request or calling 513-357-7585
DisclaimerAny changes to the interior or exterior of a listed property may void approvals issued by the Cincinnati Fire Department pursuant to the Cincinnati Fire Code.
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Lothbury Investment Management, on behalf of Lothbury Property Trust, has created a brand-new gym in the area formerly occupied by under-utilised car parking spaces in a ground floor level car park at their Powis Place student accommodation in Aberdeen.
Powis Place is Lothbury's sleek, modern student accommodation building which features stylish and comfortable en-suite rooms and contemporary studios, all finished to a high standard and with all the features students need to work or unwind. The property features a spacious communal lounge, landscaped outdoor spaces, roof terrace and secure bike storage.
Perry Linch of Lothbury Investment Management, said: "This conversion has created an exemplary fitness facility adding 2,000 sq ft to the excellent facilities already provided at Powis Place for the benefit of the students. The student accommodation features 196 beds and the new gym been very well received since opening earlier this year."
Lothbury holds a portfolio of high value, excellently located student accommodation, including a 166-bed facility in Peckham Road, Camberwell, south east London, the 100-bed Central Studios in Ealing, the 135-bed East Sands, St Andrews asset and the recently completed 418-bed Sheraton Park, Durham development, which, with Powis Place, values Lothbury's total student property holding under management at over £120 million.
This is the website of Lothbury Investment Management Limited of 155 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 3TQ, United Kingdom, a company registered in England with registered number 04185370. Lothbury Investment Management Limited (or "LIM") is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the United Kingdom.
Lothbury Investment Management Limited is the manager of the Lothbury Property Trust (the "Fund"). Lothbury Property Trust is a sub-fund of the Lothbury Global Institutional Funds, which is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. The Fund is an alternative investment fund ("AIF") for the purposes of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (2011/61/EU) (the "Directive"). LIM has been appointed and acts as alternative investment fund manager ("AIFM") in respect of the AIF. For these purposes, LIM is authorised and regulated in the United Kingdom by the Financial Conduct Authority (or any successor body responsible for the regulation of alternative investment fund managers) (the "FCA") for the purposes of managing unauthorised AIFs. The Fund is also an unregulated collective investment scheme for the purposes of the United Kingdom Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (the "Act").
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The purpose of this website is to provide general information about Lothbury Investment Management Limited and the Fund. The only clients of Lothbury Investment Management Limited are the Fund and its affiliates. Nothing on this website is investment, tax or legal advice, nor is anything on this website an offer to buy or sell units or any other investment. You should take your own independent investment, tax and legal advice as you think fit.
Please be aware that ultimately the interests in the Fund, as an AIF, may only be acquired by professional investors. A professional investor (for these purposes), is every investor that is considered, or may be treated based on a request to LIM (as the AIFM), as a professional client within the meaning of Annex II of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (2004/39/EC).
Any marketing (within the meaning of the Directive) in the European Economic Area is carried out pursuant to LIM's rights as an AIFM under Articles 31 and 32 of the Directive. The European Economic Area comprises of the Member States of the European Union (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom) plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. Potential investors can request from LIM details of jurisdictions where notifications of the exercise of such rights has been given to the FCA.
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As I mentioned in "Transcription Tuesday: Arkansas Marriages and 'Permission Slips,'" I have been using FamilySearch Record Search images of Arkansas County Marriage records for my Normans - what a huge resource! There are some surprises in there - a number of heretofore unknown first or second marriage are showing up. Also, if you remember my Mystery Normans, I have found the marriage license for Jane Norman and Zara Cotton. I do not know definitively that this was her only marriage, but I cannot find any other marriage records for her. I have also found what looks like a double marriage (both had Normans, they were on the same day, and the grooms signed for one another. Only I don't know who the Norman is on one of the marriages; must be part of the family I have not gotten to, yet).
In writing up a "Surname Saturday" post for the Green McCurry/Mary Emma Sisson last Saturday, I noted that my information on that family was pretty scant. Out of curiosity I hit a few databases just to make sure I had not overlooked some of the "basics," and sure enough, I got a date of death for one of the children, Carlton McCurry. I found information both on Ancestry – in the Alabama Deaths 1908-1959 database – and on FamilySearch Record Search – in the Alabama Statewide Deaths 1908-1974 database. Although Carlton had a distinctive name and I suspected that the Carlton McCurry on Ancestry was the same guy, I could not be sure and so did not enter that information for him after I found it on Ancestry. The information on FamilySearch Record Search, however, even though it did not have an image, either, at least included Carlton's parents, so that I knew it was him. Whenever Family Search and Ancestry cull information for these vital records databases, Family Search seems to win out for including more information.
Uploaded Pictures on Ancestry Searchable
When I read in the monthly Ancestry e-mail Newsletter that there is a search page for uploaded photos on Ancestry, I gave it a try. There were a lot of results for "Brinlee." I had found a few photos earlier doing census searches through the links provided to Public Family Trees, but this is a much easier way to find photos - pretty amazing. Now I am trying other names, but the search has to be carefully tailored for common names or you will get a bazillion hits.
I finally added a list of my favorite posts to the "Best Of" page on this blog.
Knoxville in August!
I made my hotel reservations last weekend and will be sending in my conference registration soon! I just have to figure out which dinners and luncheons to attend. History husband will be coming with me and will be spending his time on the "history" part in Nashville. I am sooooo excited!
My random subject this week: The Toaca
Also known as the semantron, semanterion, or xylon in English; the bilo in Russian. For more information you can check out the Wikipedia article on the semantron here. It is usually made out of a long piece of wood and is used to call the Eastern Orthodox faithful to worship in many Balkan countries and a few monasteries in Russia. It came into use before bells and is sometimes used in addition to bells, particularly at monasteries.
Friday, April 16, 2010
Family Newsletter Friday: 16 April 2010
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You are going to the FGS conference...yay! I am going too! Since I will be in North Carolina by then, it will only be a 6 hour drive (maybe a little less). Do you know who else in the geneablogging world is going?
I am so glad to hear that you are going, too, Jennifer! I believe that Thomas MacEntee is also going to attend, and I may have seen one other geneablogger, but now I can't remember who that was. I'm sure there will be at least a few more of us. I can hardly wait!ReplyDelete
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White Chocolate Holiday Bark
I am in full holiday mode now-we bought our Christmas tree last night and did some decorating. This is our first year having our own tree-we usually travel for the holidays, but this year we are staying home. I am excited to start our own traditions. We both have all of our ornaments from when we were kiddies, the tree is random, but in a good way:)
I made a batch of chocolate bark at Halloween and everyone loved it. It is the perfect quick candy for any holiday. I always make the traditional peppermint bark, but this year I branched out and made a sampler platter. I created: cranberry almond bark, pretzel M&M bark, and the classic peppermint bark. It was fun mixing things up.
If you need an easy treat to make for your neighbors, family, and friends-make my holiday bark. Try all three flavors-they are all wonderful!
And some good news-my Apple Cinnamon Cookie Bars were featured on Saveur-the best of the web! Yahoo!
White Chocolate Holiday Bark
(Printable Recipe)
Sliced almonds
Crushed pretzels
Mini M&M's-red and green
Holiday sprinkles
Crushed candy canes
If you like my holiday bark, you might also like:
Peppermint Bark Chocolate Cookies from Genesis of a Cook
Peppermint Bark Cookies from Two Peas and Their Pod
White Chocolate Bark with Fresh Mint and Berries from Serious Eats


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Happy 4th of July!
"I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
Happy 228th Birthday, America!
On July 4th, 1776, we claimed our independence from Great Britain (now United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) and Democracy was born. Every day thousands leave their homeland to come to the "land of the free and the home of the brave" so they can begin their American Dream.
The United States is truly a diverse nation made up of dynamic people. Each year on July 4th, Americans celebrate that freedom and independence with barbecues, picnics, and family gatherings. Through the Internet we are learning about and communicating with people of different nations, with different languages and different races throughout the world. Bringing the world closer with understanding and knowledge can only benefit all nations.
We invite all nations to celebrate with Americans online this Fourth of July. Happy Birthday, America! –USA CityLink


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Making the Case for Teacher Preparation
Making the Case: the Role of Data in Supporting Educational Innovations
written by
Steven J. Pollock and
Noah D. Finkelstein
This presentation from the 2011 PhysTEC Conference discusses data collection in relation to educational reform. One of the keys to moving educational reforms out of local experimental stages and into general use is convincing academic colleagues, administrators, and funding sources of the value and impact of research-based transformations. The goal of this workshop was to share some of the data from UC Boulder and talk about the role it has played, and pitfalls to avoid. The roles data and assessment can play in effecting change, and what kinds of data collection, and presentation, might be most effective at various institutions was also discussed.
Rising Above the Gathering Storm, Revisited
written by
the National Academy of Sciences
In the five years that have passed since Rising Above the Gathering Storm was issued, much has changed in our nation and world. Despite the many positive responses to the initial report, including congressional hearings and legislative proposals, America's competitive position in the world now faces even greater challenges, exacerbated by the economic turmoil of the last few years and by the rapid and persistent worldwide advance of education, knowledge, innovation, investment, and industrial infrastructure. Indeed the governments of many other countries in Europe and Asia have themselves acknowledged and aggressively pursued many of the key recommendations of Rising Above the Gathering Storm, often more vigorously than has the U.S. We also sense that in the face of so many other daunting near-term challenges, U.S. government and industry are letting the crucial strategic issues of U.S. competitiveness slip below the surface.
Task Force on Teacher Education in Physics
written by
Stamatis Vokos
Preliminary results from the joint APS/AAPT/AIP National Task Force on the Professional Preparation of Physics Teachers.
The Science and Math Teacher Imperative: The Need for Science Faculty Participation
written by
John Frederick
Access to quality mathematics and science instruction is a key factor in preparing all students to compete in post-secondary education. Highly qualified pre-college math and science teachers are essential for preparing students who aspire to careers in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine. As part of the efforts of major state universities to enhance the supply of secondary math and science teachers, the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC) has developed the Science and Mathematics Teacher Imperative. Objectives of the Teacher Imperative are to leverage the growing interest in science teacher preparation by universities and build collaborations with key education and government leaders in states to collectively address this critical national problem. The Imperative has begun compiling substantial information on model university teacher preparation programs that involve science faculty. The program seeks to engage faculty further through efforts with professional societies such as the American Chemical Society and the American Physical Society.
Physics Teacher Preparation: Problems, Perspectives, and Solutions
written by
Theodore Hodapp
Currently, the production of certified high school physics teachers in the United States is about one third of the need. Although physics is the highest need in the sciences, need for high school chemistry teachers is also acute. States like Texas and Minnesota have recently passed legislation mandating additional science requirements for high school students, but produce only a fraction of the teachers needed to fill the legislated demand. In physics, the American Physical Society, American Association of Physics Teachers, and American Institute of Physics have been collaborating on a project called the Physics Teacher Education Coalition (PhysTEC). PhysTEC has now tripled the production of teachers at a number of schools, and the PhysTEC Coalition has over 110 member institutions working collectively to improve teacher education in the sciences. This talk will describe the program and the possible parallel efforts that might be initiated in the chemistry community.
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