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M.A. Program, Literary Periods, Research Project, Exams, Timeline, Appendices
Master of Arts Program
Students entering the M.A. program may specialize in French, Italian, or Spanish, or combine two of these fields for a major in Romance Languages. The Master of Arts program consists of course work, written examinations, and an M.A. Research Project. The program is designed to be completed in two years.
To help students navigate requirements, a faculty advisor is assigned by the department at the beginning of the first year. Students may change advisors later if they wish.
Degree Requirements
A minimum of 52 graduate credits is required for the M.A. All courses counted toward fulfillment of degree requirements must be taken on a graded basis. Courses receiving a grade below B- and courses with a grade of "Incomplete" do not count toward fulfillment of degree requirements. The grade point average (GPA) of all graded courses must be 3.00 or better.
Students whose knowledge of the language(s) (French and/or Italian and/or Spanish) is found to be deficient will be required to supplement this 52-hour program with an advanced writing class or additional study abroad/immersion.
Distribution of Course Work
All M.A. students must take the Second Language Teaching Methods course (RL 608) in the fall of their first year of graduate studies, and the Introduction to Literary Studies in Romance Languages (RL 620) in the winter term of their first year. All M.A. students must also take Romance Languages Colloquium (RL 623) as a two- or four-credit graded course. Finally, students must take one 2-credit Preparatory Reading course (RL 605) during the summer following their first year in the program. The remaining course work should be done in French or Italian or Spanish or Romance Language courses. Students pursuing an M.A. in French, Italian, or Spanish must complete at least two 4-credit graduate-level courses in each of the four literary periods listed below.
Students doing an M.A. in Romance Languages must take:
- at least one 4-credit graduate-level course in each of the four literary periods in their major language
- one additional course in each of two periods of their choosing in their major language
- at least one 4-credit graduate-level course in each of the four literary periods in their minor language
for a total of 24 credits in the major language and 16 credits in the minor language.
Upon written permission from their advisors or the Director of Graduate Studies, students may take as many as two courses outside of the Romance Languages Department toward the degree.
Distribution of Literary Periods:
|Medieval and Renaissance
|Spanish Pre-modern, Renaissance, and pre-Columbian America (11th century to 1605)
|17th and 18th centuries
|Renaissance and Baroque
|European and American Early Modern (1605 to 1810)
|1830 to 1945
|18th and 19th centuries
|From the Independence Movements to the Spanish Civil War (1810 to 1939)
|1945 to the present
|20th and 21st centuries
|From the end of the Spanish civil war to the present (1939 to the present)
Master of Arts Research Project
In addition to successful completion of coursework and examinations, the Master of Arts degree requires an M.A. Research Project (either an M.A. Essay or a Pedagogy Portfolio) that allows students to expand their expertise in literary/cultural studies or in teaching language, literature and culture. By the ninth week of spring term of the first year of coursework, students identify a faculty member to direct the M.A. Research Project. A form submitted to the Director of Graduate Studies must include the project title and the signature of the faculty member willing to direct the project. This faculty member will oversee the development of the essay or portfolio and will evaluate the final project.
The M.A. Research Project must be between 6000 and 9000 words. In consultation with the Research Project director, the student will decide whether to write the project in a Romance Language or in English.
M.A. Research Projects are approved by the director and are referred to the student's M.A. exam committee (see below) for remediation if the work is found to be deficient or in need of revision. The director submits a final copy of the approved Essay or Portfolio to the department office by the last day of classes in spring term of the second year.
M.A. Essay in literary/cultural studies
This essay allows students to widen their knowledge in a specific area of a Romance language, literature and/or culture. In addition, the essay permits students to focus in greater depth on writing formal academic prose, presenting an interpretation, constructing an argument, documenting sources and references, and honing persuasive strategies. At the end of the first year of study, the student chooses one of the seminar papers which he or she submitted during the first three terms of coursework. During the summer term immediately following, the student will expand and polish this paper.
M.A. Pedagogy Portfolio in teaching language, literature and culture
This project allows students to explore in depth specific issues of teaching language, literature and/or culture. The contents of this Portfolio are designed in consultation with the director and serve to demonstrate the student's professional expertise. The Portfolio may include documents such as the following: a coherent collection of teaching materials supported by a theoretical rationale; a description, personal assessment, and third-party evaluation of an internship experience (e.g., Participatory Learning Experience at UO [PLE]); a formal "philosophy of teaching" statement; documentation of participation in a professional conference (e.g. Confederation in Oregon for Language Teaching [COFLT]); other components as recommended by the director.
N.B . Students who plan to apply for the Ph.D. program in Romance Languages at the University of Oregon must complete an M.A. Essay in literary/cultural studies.
The Master of Arts examination is comprised of two four-hour exams, taken in the seventh week of the spring term in the second year.
For students doing the M.A. in French, Italian, or Spanish, the first exam consists of one specific question in each of the four periods. The second exam consists of a detailed analysis of a short text in two parts: a close reading of the text and a consideration of the text in its social, historical, cultural and/or literary contexts. The student, in consultation with the examination committee, will choose in which of the four periods this second exam will be done.
The exams for the Romance Languages M.A. are similar to those for French, Italian and Spanish; however, in the first exam students will be asked to draw on examples from both their major and their minor literatures in their answer to at least one of the questions. They are encouraged (but not required) to refer to both literatures in their answers to the other three short questions.
The graduate secretary will inform the students and the examination committee members of the scheduled exam date.
Examination Committee:
By the sixth week of the fall term of the second year, students submit to their advisors and to the Director of Graduate Studies (with a copy to the graduate secretary):
- the completed M.A. Exam Committee form with the signature of the committee chair and the names of faculty members suggested to cover the other exam periods.
By the tenth week of the fall term of the second year, students submit to their exam committee members and to the Director of Graduate Studies:
- a preliminary examination reading list of literary works on which to be examined.
Examination Reading List:
Using the Departmental Reading List and the syllabi and bibliographies of the seminars they have taken, as well as the summer readings done in preparation for the Fall Forum, students construct an Examination Reading List.
For students doing the M.A. in French, Italian or Spanish, the Examination Reading List will consist of at least 10 items in each of the four periods. This list should be drawn up in consultation with the exam committee. Of the 10 works in each period, at least 5 must be chosen from the Departmental Reading List. The other works can be suggested by the student, based on his/her own interests and readings.
For students doing the M.A. in Romance Languages, the Examination Reading List will consist of at least 12 items in each of the four periods: 8 in the major language and 4 in the minor language. Of the 8 works in the major language, at least 4 must be chosen from the Departmental Reading List. All 4 texts in the minor language must be chosen from the Departmental Reading List.
The Examination Reading List for all M.A. students will also contain 2 additional secondary readings (usually literary histories or general literary surveys) that cover the four periods. These supplemental readings will be drawn from the Departmental Reading List.
The final version of the Examination Reading List must be approved and signed by the student's exam committee and filed with the graduate secretary by the end of winter term of the second year. Students are responsible for distributing the approved reading list to the M.A. committee members as soon as the list is approved.
Examination questions:
In all fields, one of the two exams must be answered in the candidate's major language, the other one can be written in the major language or in English. Choice of language is to be determined in consultation with the committee chair.
The four members of the M.A. Exam Committee will work together to prepare the questions for the candidate. The exam committee chair is responsible for collecting questions from the exam committee members and submitting them to the graduate secretary. On the first exam the candidate will answer four questions, choosing between two questions in each of four periods. On the second exam, the candidate will choose between two possible selections for the close reading analysis. All four members read and grade both exams and come to an agreement on the final grade to be submitted for each exam. The committee chair moderates this discussion, submits the grades to the graduate secretary, and communicates the results to the candidate. The student passes when the average grade for each exam is satisfactory ("Low Pass," "Pass" or "High Pass").
The M.A. Exam is a closed book examination and therefore without footnotes or a bibliography. The exam must be typed using a 12-point font and should be double-spaced.
Students who fail the Master of Arts examination in whole or in part will be allowed to take it over (in whole or in part) once. They are encouraged to do so during the course of the following term (usually the summer) and no later than 6 months after failing. If they fail again, they are disqualified.
The typical timeline for completion of the M.A., with requirements common to all programs indicated, is given below:
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|RL 623Week 9: M.A. Research Project Plan Approval form dueWeek 10: Summer Reading List form submitted with faculty signature
|RL 605 reading
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|Week 3: Forum PresentationWeek 6: M.A. Exam Committee form dueWeek 10: Preliminary Examination Reading List submitted
|Week 10:Final Examination.
Reading List filed with graduate secretary.
|Week 7: M.A. examsWeek 10: M.A. Research Project due
Appendix A: Practicum (RL 609) and Research (RL 601)
Students who hold a GTF appointment may register for two credits of Practicum or one credit of Research in order to complete the nine credits per term required by the graduate school (two graduate courses constitute 8 credits). During the first quarter of their first year students holding a GTF appointment use Practicum to develop their teaching skills in practical application. Students not holding a GTF appointment are encouraged to take a third course (for a total of 12 credits) or one credit of Research to work on an independent research project.
Appendix B: Reading and Conference (FR, ITAL or SPAN 605)
Students may request to do a reading and conference course in order to address a specific problem or project on which no course currently exists; they may not request to do as a reading and conference a course which is simply not being taught in a given academic year. Before the end of the term preceding the term in which the reading and conference course would be taken, the student will prepare a project proposal and submit it to the faculty member with whom he or she wants to work. The project proposal should include a statement of the problem the student wants to explore and a tentative reading list of primary and secondary sources. The student who requests a reading and conference course, in other words, should be largely self-directed and self-motivated, with an independently conceived project in mind for which he or she requires only moderate guidance. Only one four-credit reading and conference course may be used to satisfy requirements for the M.A. degree.
Appendix C: Preparatory Reading and Forum (RL 605)
The purpose of this required independent reading course is to motivate students to begin reading during the summer following their first year in the M.A. program in preparation for the M.A. exams that will take place in the spring term of their second year.
During the spring term of the first year of the M.A. program, students will present to their advisors a reading list of 8 to 10 works to be studied during the summer. The books must belong to no more than two of the periods defined by the M.A. program, and five of the books must be taken from the Departmental Reading List. At least one of the texts should be a literary history or a similar text about the period. This approved list (signed by the faculty advisor) will be submitted to the Director of Graduate Studies before the end of the spring term.
In fall term, students will register for a 2-credit, graded RL 605 with the Director of Graduate Studies as instructor of record.
In the third week of the fall term of the second year, students will present the findings of their summer study in a public Forum. This Forum will last one day (8 a.m. – 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. – 4 p.m.), and will be organized as a professional meeting. There will be a chair for each session, a discussion will follow the presentations, and the department will provide refreshments. Two or three faculty members will be present during these presentations, as well as all M.A. students.
Presentations will be 15 minutes long and will be delivered in English. Presentations should focus on the main themes that students have explored in their readings. Students should be able to discuss both literary techniques and historical context of the period selected, providing examples from the books they have read. Plot summaries should be avoided completely.
At the end of the presentations, the faculty members will meet to evaluate the presentations. Upon satisfactory completion of this exercise, students will receive 2 graded credits for the RL 605 course. If the faculty members find that a presentation was deficient, they will recommend that the student do supervised reading with the faculty specialist in the period before being assigned a grade and receiving course credit.
Appendix D: Incompletes
Incompletes are strongly discouraged. However, students who find it necessary to ask for an incomplete are urged to complete their incompletes as rapidly as possible. Agreements for obtaining and completing incompletes must be filed with the department. Graduate students must convert a graduate course incomplete into a passing grade within one calendar year of the assignment of the incomplete. Any student who has more than 5 credits of incompletes is not making satisfactory progress toward the degree.


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(a) There is at the head of the Office of Personnel Management a Director of the Office of Personnel Management appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate. The term of office of any individual appointed as Director shall be 4 years.
(b) There is in the Office a Deputy Director of the Office of Personnel Management appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate. The Deputy Director shall perform such functions as the Director may from time to time prescribe and shall act as Director during the absence or disability of the Director or when the office of Director is vacant.
(c) No individual shall, while serving as Director or Deputy Director, serve in any other office or position in the Government of the United States except as otherwise provided by law or at the direction of the President. The Director and Deputy Director shall not recommend any individual for appointment to any position (other than Deputy Director of the Office) which requires the advice and consent of the Senate.
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HR Roundtable panelist Michael Haberman suggests that the Brett Favre NFL "un-retirement" saga may become more popular in the traditional workplace as baby boomers reach retirement age:
So Brett Favre is un-retiring! What a surprise, NOT. Everyone who reads a sport page knows the story. Retired from the Packers due to "mental fatigue." Unretired from the Packers to join the Jets, because "I have something to offer." Retired from the Jets because he just didn't have it anymore. Even as recently as the end of July he was staying retired, but just this week he is un-retiring to join the Vikings because "I felt I could offer experience and leadership, I didn't want to look back and didn't want to say what if." So football fans will watch and see what he has to offer.
Even though he is not a baby-boomer (those born between 1945 and 1965), Favre, who was an early Gen X, still provides an example for many baby-boomer retirees. There are many boomers who have retired, but don't feel they have given it all. They were mentally tired. Many boomers have worked from early teen age years without a break. But they still feel they have something to offer and the first retirement has shaken off the fatigue. They realize that work energizes them. So, many are coming out of retirement to come back into the workforce.
The reasons for un-retiring will vary. For some it is because the economic downturn has destroyed their retirement nest eggs and they have to work to bring in some money to pay the bills. Others miss the challenge of day-to-day assignments. Others miss the social interaction. Whatever the reason, they provide a ready-made workforce for companies that are unable to find the managerial and leadership skills they are missing. It is a ready-made workforce that brings a work ethic that many bemoan and many younger workers don't posses. And it is a workforce that may bring a flexibility to work arrangements that may not be currently available. Many un-retiring boomers are willing to work less than fulltime and to job share. And don't think they don't have computer skills. That age group may be the fast growing group adopting the use of social media.
So if you are an employer looking to add experienced help look at an un-retiring boomer. But be prepared to deal with some pushback from your younger workforce. As someone commented to me on Twitter the other day "Don't old people realize they need to get out of the way and relinquish control?"
If you are retired, would you do a "Brett Favre" and "un-retire" if the situation was right? If you are not ready to retire yet, do you think you will stay out of the workforce once you finally retire or do you think you will be tempted to get back to working at some point?
December 28th, 2009
7:26 am
It amazes me every day when I see companies that do not realize the contribution that the over 45 crowd makes to an organization.
Age is only relevant in the number of years you have been on the planet, it has nothing to do with your qualifications or abilities. Look at most of our great scientist, artist and architects. Their best work is achieved in their later years.
Most of us baby boomers are former military, and were managed in our early carreers by former World War 2 combat Officers where we acquired skills that todays managers can not even come close to. Some will say we are outdated, dinosaurs, out-of-touch. I can assure you that is very far from the truth.
Ask how many people want to see a gray haired pilot flying their 767. Sulley wasn't some inexperienced entry level kid behind the stick when he landed on the Hudson River. How many 30 year old surgeons do you want putting you under the knife? How many great Professors or Teachers do you know of that peaked at 25?
The contributions from senior level staff could be significant if only the culture in the United States would not perpetuate the myth that you are washed up over 50. Corporate America has alienated a segment of society that could be one of its greatest assets, and in the process it has caused more grief than happiness. In doing so they have created and alienated a generation that no longer trusts, believes, or has confidence in American corporations. And that is not only in the Boomer generation, it is in the ones right behind them.
December 24th, 2009
11:11 pm
Hey what was he doing, that's crazy
December 5th, 2009
3:50 pm
First of all, let's get one thing straight! The act of, the very term RETIREMENT, as applied to a professional sports luminary, has absolutely no relationship to retirement in the traditional sense. Taking a few years out before changing jerseys, or becoming a silent partner in some restaurant IS NOT RETIREMENT!
Secondly, continuing work beyond a particular age is not necessarily un-retirement. I retired (on paper) from one segment of my life and simply transitioned into a parallel segment. When I think of people my current age, back when I was a few years out of Animal House College, it becomes all-too-apparent that the very idea of retirement has taken on a completely new meaning. Some of the people with whom I work, themselves of recent collegiate vintage, as well-meaning and eager as they are still require a little "organizational straightening out". Some day, when my cohorts of the 60s finally decide to tell the world to go to hell, those younger guys/gals will, hopefully, be able to, rhetoricaly speaking, "keep the aircraft on center".
August 21st, 2009
9:02 am
Thanks for the vote, Mr. Haberman. There are many of us out here ready, willing, and able to apply our considerable experience, education, and skills to a company willing to hire our over-55 selves. The truth is our work ethic and energy (thanks to the American farmer and modern medicine in this great country), we have more to offer businesses than newer graduates and the education we received gave us a far more capitalistic and practical mindset than our younger counterparts. If you want efficiency and results, hire an older worker.


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Introducing Planetary.js
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Client-Side Applications with AngularJS
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Favorite Ballet:Romeo and Juliet
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The Pennsylvania National Guard (PNG) was founded in 1747 when Ben Franklin formed the Associators in Philadelphia. The Pennsylvania National Guard is comprised of both the PA Air National Guard (PaANG) and PA Army National Guard (PAARNG). Fort Indiantown Gap (FTIG) in Lebanon County serves as Joint Force Headquarters (JFHQ).
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ABC House Needs Volunteers for the Runaway Pumpkin Half Marathon!
When: Saturday, October 18, 2014 (All day)
Where: Cheadle Lake Park--Lebanon, OR
Description: Join us for a fun-filled, Halloween-themed, and super-awesome half marathon to support ABC House: The Child Abuse Intervention Center Serving Benton and Linn Counties. Help us out by running the race, or being a volunteer! All the volunteer jobs are listed on the race website.
Number of Volunteers Needed: 100
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More Information: abchouse.org; runawaypumpkinhalf.org
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When: Fridays, 5:00-7:15
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Description: IMPACT helps improve the motor and aquatic skills of children with disabilities. IMPACT is a physical activity program for children, youth, and young adults with special needs. More than 80 children aged 6 months to 21 years, divided by age group, are engaged in physical activities-swimming, dancing, throwing balls, playing games, testing their skills on the climbing wall, balancing on a beam. IMPACT stands for Individualized Movement and Physical Activity for Children Today.
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Cornerstone Associates Inc. Webmaster
When: Needed immediately, hours will be flexible, duration unknown
Where: Cornerstone Associates Inc. admin. office; 1445 SE Crystal Lake Drive, Corvallis
Description: We lost our webmaster and need help with organizational website to include: finishing updates; making corrections; downloading data, pictures, video; help with postings, etc.
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Where: Benton Plaza, 408 SW Monroe
Description: Work Unlimited provides case management services to individuals in our community who have special needs. 90% or more of whom are residents of the Benton Plaza, the Julian Hotel, or other low-income housing facilities, and have a severe/chronic mental illness or other disabling condition.
The purpose of our program is to assist clients in managing their illnesses or disabling conditions so they may continue to live independently and not fall into homelessness, addiction, or crime and thereby require more costly social services.
OSU interns and volunteers are needed to assist in developing plans and programs in the following five areas:
- The importance of a balanced diet
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Requirements: Contact Gerry Perrone (see below) for more info
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Volunteer with Samaritan Health Services
Description: Each year, hundreds of local citizens contribute thousands of volunteer hours at Samaritan Health Services facilities. Their gifts of their time and their talents add immensely to the excellent care given to patients and their families.
Most people volunteer simply because of altruism, "the unselfish concern for the welfare of others." However, they soon notice other benefits as well. They say that volunteering gives them a chance to use skills and explore interests important to them. Volunteering gives them a chance to relieve stress, stay active and healthy, and meet and mingle with other people.
Samaritan volunteers can be any age. They can volunteer a few hours a week or only a few hours a year.
They contribute in many different ways in many different service areas. Just a few are listed below:
- children's tours
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Requirements: Volunteers must complete an application, a criminal background check, and attend an orientation in order to volunteer. View the application materials for the various regional hospitals.
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Volunteer with BENCO!
Description: Benco serves and provides support to adults with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities in all aspects of the individuals life. We provide a safe and caring environment and encourage the individuals to live a healthy lifestyle. We provide housing and staff for each individual to help with his or her day to day living. Volunteers are needed to interact with residents, whether it's reading with them, crafting with them, going on walks with them, or working with them to cook healthy meals! This is a volunteer opportunity in which you can utilize skills and hobbies that you already have.
Contact Info: Sarah Frazzini at firstname.lastname@example.com
Volunteer with Student Health Services
Student Health Services provides leadership for health on campus and contributes to the success of students and the university community. Check out their volunteer page at http://studenthealth.oregonstate.edu/volunteer for information on how to get involved with a wellness-focused volunteer group like Peer Health Advocates, Every1, or the Sexual Health Advisory Group.
Up 'til Dawn, St. Jude Research Hospital
When: asap
Where: Corvallis
Description: Up 'till Dawn is a fundraising campaign for St. Jude, which is a non-profit research hospital that serves sick children. This is a great opportunity for the Greek community, or any other large group of students, who can host a letter writing campaign for a couple hours to raise money for St Jude. The event involves sending 35 letters to friends and family with the goal of spreading awareness and helping raise money for the kids of St. Jude. The letters, envelopes and postage are provided.
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BDA Blood Drive Association (OSU)
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Corvallis Daytime Drop-in Center
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Molecule of the Week
November 11, 2006
Ah, caffeine. For many people, productivity at school, work, and home would slip without a morning dose of this alkaloid found in tea leaves, coffee beans, cocoa beans, and kola nuts. Caffeine acts as a central nervous system and respiratory stimulant and is also a diuretic.
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Thursday, Dec. 12, 2013.
The CCRI Foundation held it's seventh annual "Changing Lives Celebration," honoring five outstanding community leaders while raising funds to help even more students achieve their dreams.
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Great little reference for beginners as well as seasoned sewers. Compact. Easy to store with a portable machine. Concise and accurate information. Really liked it.
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Living an authentic life
I think that living an authentic life means that your words and actions are congruous with each other. You say what you mean and mean what you say and you accept yourself with all of your glorious attributes and troublesome flaws. What does living an authentic life mean to you and is it important to do so?
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Jada this is another version of memories fading away.
The quiet town of Forks has become a place of terror, and despair but even with some people who have yet to prove themselves the Love, and Beauty in other peoples hearts will light the way through the darkness that now surrounds forks. when this story left off Jacob was now trying to gain Courtney back he was even ready to beat up Alex to claim her for his own, he is still trying to prove himself to her once again and get her to like him and leave Alex behind like an old movie that you have seen to many times.
Noah and Ambreh became mortal from the orbs the Constantine had given them, and they are now trying to pick up the pieces of their shattered memories and are trying to patch things up with the ones they love.
Josh got a startling surprise when andi told him that she would have to leave him. Andi has yet to tell Josh about how she feels about him.
Tanner and Ember have become part of the pack and tanner finally got out of the hospital and is now living with Ember, Sam, and Emily.
this role play is closed since i once let people join the original and only jada stuck around.
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Twilight Relations_ The setting is in forks and the pack is a main factor to the role play.
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Jake_ " Probably." I said and we kept on walking.
Courtney~ I tripped and Jake caught me. "Thanks. I guess I need a little more practice at walking." I chuckled.
Jake_ I smiled and shook my head," Maybe." I said and I laughed a little.
Jake_ I could almost see the memories of me and Courtney." Hey courtney can i admist something?" I asked her.
Jake_ I sighed and said," I am a little jealous of Alex."
Jake_ " he is a great person." I said and rubbed the back of my head.
Jake_ I shrugged," He has always been there for you, and it is almost like he can do no wrong." I said.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2006
(NOT) Neil Peart on the Air Drums
[Royal Drum Off: Air Drumming to Neil Peart]
Last week skateboarding site crailtap.com launched a contest. They call it The Royal Drum Off:
New Contest Dogs! The Royal Drum Off. Who ever sends in the best video footage of themselves ripping a gnar drum solo, Neil Peart style, wins a package packed personally from Rudy Johnson. He'll be doing the judging too. Send your clip here by Monday the 6th of Feb.
Here's the latest entry. It's some dude playing air drums to Neil Peart's YYZ drum solo (from Exit ... Stage Left). It's really damn funny - especially his outfit (or lack thereof).
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New Taylorsville Police Chief Phil Crumpton had a meeting last week with city officials to go over what they would like to see from the him, including everything from the hiring of part time officers to scheduling to general enforcement duties.
City Clerk Steve Biven said he wanted commissioners to meet with Crumpton in order to determine what commissioners felt was important for the upcoming September schedule and whether commissioners wanted the department to be a 24 hour a day department.
After meeting for over an hour in a special meeting to discuss the county's proposed planning and zoning regulations, city commissioners unanimously approved the new regulations during their regularly scheduled meeting.
Commissioners met with Bardstown attorney Tim Butler and Planning and Zoning Administrator Julie Sweazy on July 29 to discuss the proposed regulations and to ask questions regarding the new rules.
The Spencer County Board of Education voted Monday to approve offering $11,500 an acre for 20 acres for the property located at 101 McAllister Lane off of Ky. 44. The motion came after approximately 30 minutes in executive session during which the board discussed several matters.
Several candidates have filed to run in the general election in a number of non-partisan races. The deadline to file was yesterday at 4 p.m. As of press time, the following candidates had announced their candidacy for several races.
In the city of Taylorsville, the only filers appear to be those candidates who already hold offices with the city.
Mayor of the City of Taylorsville: Current Mayor Don Pay.
The following are property transfers collected from the Spencer County Clerk's office for June and July, 2014:
June 27, 2014: JWC Group, LLC of Elk Creek Rd., Taylorsville to Linda H. Fountain and Donald Lee Fountain of Alexander Way, Fisherville, lot 53, consisting of 1.02 acres of Kingsmill Subdivision, phase II as shown in plat cabinet 5, slide 45 in the Spencer County Clerk's office, $360,600.
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Malcolm-Jamal Warner ("The Cosby Show") makes his Huntington debut in Guess Who's Coming to Dinner directed by Huntington favorite David Esbjornson (All My Sons). Joanna surprises her liberal, white parents when she brings home John, her African-American fiancé, to meet them. Both sets of parents must confront their own unexpected reactions and concerns for their children as their beliefs are put to the test. Set in the 1960s, this funny and poignant new stage adaptation offers a fresh interpretation of the beloved Academy Award-winning film and also features Julia Duffy ("Newhart"), Tony Award winner Adriane Lenox, and Boston favorite Will Lyman.
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July 2012 Associate of the Month Rich Austin Cardiac Rehab
Rich Austin was born and raised in Philadelphia. His family moved to Lansdale when he was 13 years old. He graduated from North Penn High School and earned a Bachelor's of Science degree in Exercise Physiology from East Stroudsburg University.
Following his junior year at East Stroudsburg, Rich completed a summer internship in Cardiac Rehab at Doylestown Hospital. He returned to East Stroudsburg for a Master's in Cardiac Rehab. He joined Doylestown Hospital full time in 2005.
As a therapist in Cardiac Rehab, Rich and his fellow associates care for patients who have had a heart event such as a heart attack, stent placement, open-heart surgery, etc. Patients follow a prescribed exercise program. It starts early on in The Heart Institute, as Rich helps post-surgery patients take their first steps as they begin to recover. Outpatient rehab is the next phase, and patients are closely monitored as they exercise. Finally, patients continue on a maintenance program either here at the hospital or at the Health & Wellness Center in Warrington.
Rich provides patients with a good deal of education on risk factors for heart disease, and answers their questions about exercise and healthy diet. "I like interacting with the patients," says Rich. "That's my passion." Over the 12 weeks of the rehab program, Rich receives a lot of feedback from the patients, and enjoys seeing their progress and helping them with challenges. "We want to make this a supportive place for them," he says. Rich says the environment in the department is "like a family atmosphere. We all help each other out. It's a pretty special thing."
Clinical Manager of Cardiac Rehab David Martens, MS, CES, says: "Rich has exceptional people skills. Patients like him, trust and respect him. He makes time fly by both for the patient and staff. He is great with patients in terms of getting their risk factor concerns turned around. He is able to do a lot of work and at the same time he makes the work environment enjoyable. Rich has a knack for finding small detailed things about people and he uses this skill with the job by letting staff/cardiologists know when he thinks something should be addressed or discussed. Rich is very genuine, kind and sincere - he is a great role model. I have seen Rich progress from a college intern to an associate, from being single to married to having two children, and Rich is growing into the person you want to be like."
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CLAM LAKE, Wis. - Wildlife officials say this has been an exceptional spring and early summer for Wisconsin's elk herd.
Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologists teamed up with about 250 volunteers near Clam Lake to check on the elk after calving season. They monitored 45 pregnant cows, and have expected about 37 new calves. So far, staff has fitted tracking collars on 23 of the new calves, and they're still hoping to capture more of the newborns.
Elk Biologist Laine Stowell says late springs are normally tough on the herd, but this year was different. He also says more female calves were born this year, which will help with future herd growth. So far, there are no signs of losing newborn calves to predators, either.
More good news for Wisconsin's elk herd came recently with the signing of the state budget. The Legislature gave the DNR authority to bring in additional wild elk to boost the Clam Lake herd and start a second wild herd in the Black River Falls area of Jackson County. Both plans have significant public support and financial backing from partners outside of the DNR.


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Sit back in your Adirondack chair, enjoy the view of the mountains, and sip on an apple-and-orange-juice margarita.
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A bicyclist was hit and killed on US-41 in Punta Gorda Tuesday morning, according to Florida Highway Patrol.
Troopers say a male bicyclist was hit just after 6 a.m. by an SUV at 11461 Tamiami Trail.
He was traveling north on US-41 and failed to yield as he made his way across southbound lanes and was hit head on.
By trooper estimates, the body and bike came to a rest more than 100 yards from the initial hit.
Griffin says he has worked with the victim for the last six months at Dr. Goodroof. He says the man, named Angel, would ride his bicycle to work every morning. That's where he was headed Tuesday morning.
While walking into work today, Griffin says he saw the bicyclist get hit by the car.
"You couldn't hear nothing but the thump, just the thump and then the bike getting ran over. That's all you heard. There wasn't no screaming. He probably wasn't even alive when he went into the air," explained Griffin.
"I seen the bike come across the road, and the lady didn't even have a chance to stop. It just hit it right on," said Chance Griffin.
The driver told troopers there was nothing she could do to avoid the collision.
"The driver is indicating that she did not see the bicycle and that she was unaware until she actually made contact with the bicycle that she had struck anything," said trooper Robert Martin.
Griffin's first instinct was to help, but he quickly found out there was nothing he could do.
"It's pretty bad," he said. "It's nasty."
Charges are not expected for the driver of the SUV because the bicyclist failed to yield at right of way to vehicle. FHP says the man wasn't wearing a helmet. FHP estimates the driver was going 50 mph on a 65 mph zone.
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50+ Action Plan: Diversity
Build on strengths of our diverse population to enhance the cultural richness of our community and services.
If trends continue through 2010, approximately 45 percent of the county's total population will be racial and ethnic minorities and 39 percent may speak a language other than English at home.
The percentage of ethnic and cultural minorities among the county's older adults is less than the general population but will increase as the boomers grow older. People of language or cultural minorities are dispersed throughout Fairfax County. The percentage of older adults speaking a language other than English at home doubled between 1980 and 2000 and continues to grow.
There can be significant challenges for older adults isolated by language and/or culture. They often face loneliness and depression, often are unaware of opportunities and services, and sometimes find services culturally inappropriate or difficult to access. Some of our older residents are also dealing with the effects of war and torture in other lands. Older adults from diverse cultures, and the generations that follow, bring significant strengths to our community.
Tap the perspectives and talents of our culturally diverse older
population as an integral part of all community planning, service
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Increase availability of culturally appropriate services for older
adults through public/private partnerships and support of non-profit
Create a non-profit grant writing service that employs skilled older
adult volunteers as grant writers for community non-profits. This would
enable the organizations that serve older adults, and that have staff
for whom English is not their first language, to expand services by
more effectively competing for grant funding.
- Increase opportunities for members of our diverse community to learn English. The library offers a comprehensive list of places where individuals may take classes to learn English and to practice English at no charge.