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42 U.S. Code § 1862h - Congressional statement of findings and declaration of purposes respecting scientific and technical education and training
(a) Findings
The Congress finds that—
(1) the position of the United States in the world economy faces great challenges from highly trained foreign competition;
(2) the workforce of the United States must be better prepared for the technologically advanced, competitive, global economy;
(3) the improvement of our work force's productivity and our international economic position depend upon the strengthening of our educational efforts in science, mathematics, and technology, especially at the associate-degree level;
(4) shortages of scientifically and technically trained workers in a wide variety of fields will best be addressed by collaboration among the Nation's associate-degree-granting colleges and private industry to produce skilled, advanced technicians; and
(5) the National Science Foundation's traditional role in developing model curricula, disseminating instructional materials, enhancing faculty development, and stimulating partnerships between educational institutions and industry, makes an enlarged role for the Foundation in scientific and technical education and training particularly appropriate.
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(3) improve the educational opportunities of postsecondary students by creating comprehensive articulation agreements and planning between 2-year and 4-year institutions; and
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MED40/472: A WWW Multimedia Textbook of Internal Propedeutics
J Zelenková; J Vejvalka; D Holá; J Segethová
2nd Medical Faculty, Charles University, Praha, Czech Republic
ABSTRACTIntroduction: Traditional ways of teaching techniques of physical examinations in the first clinical courses are rather demanding in terms of teacher involvement and a pool of patients suitable for demonstrations. For a long time, various audio-visual tools have been used to save teachers' and students' time and patients' patience. The modern technology of WWW publishing of multimedia allows good access to such teaching materials - and there already exist several collections of heart sounds, breath sounds etc. The aim of our project is to design and set up a comprehensive multimedia textbook of internal propedeutics that would present various physiological and pathological findings (auscultation, inspection, basic imaging) in the context of diagnostic patient investigation - the status praesens - as it is taught in the first clinical courses.
Methods: Unlike classical textbooks, hypertext presentation allows to ogranize the material into several structures - reflecting various approaches: systemic (digestive, cardiovascular etc.) approach, nosological, differential diagnoses, etc. To identify and implement the various useful approaches is the most difficult part of the task. The accompanying illustrative material is being prepared with the use of modern technologies - digital camera, scanner, video-camera and digitizer, digital audio recording, etc.
Results: In the first year of the project, the skeleton of the multimedia presentation is being constructed - corresponding to the various approaches to the subject. Concurrently, suitable illustrative material is being gathered from cases of the Internal Clinic. Various existing WWW presentations dealing with heart and breath sounds and other relevant investigations have been searched and listed.
Discussion: Experience and feedback from other projects of this type confirm that a rather elaborate logical and technical construction of multimedia textbooks is rewarded by a good acceptance by both students and teachers. Good access to Internet, sufficient for multimedia transfers, however, is a necessary prerequisite. Internal propedeutics is a very suitable field for internet-based multimedia textbooks: instant access to audio and video recordings is much welcome in development of clinical skills. The project is supported by a grant of the Czech Universities Development Fund.
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Chime Headed to PlayStation 3 in 'Super Deluxe' FormHaving already been released on Xbox 360 back in February 2010 and for PC in September, Zöe Mode's musical puzzler Chime will finally due to come to Sony game-o-trons this spring as Chime Super Deluxe, the PlayStation Blog has revealed.
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My parents brought home our first puppy - a black standard poodle called Mitzy - when I was barely three. I remember she tore through a bed I had been carefully making up for my dolls, and I was not a bit impressed! She was a mistake on my mother's part (my mother rarely made mistakes) - Mum had intended to get a miniature poodle, then newly fashionable, and was persuaded by the breeder into having a standard instead - a delightful dog that in the long term she could not afford to feed, and lacked the time to exercise. Mitzy went to a local poodle rescue a few years later, and my sister and I were devastated. When I was 7, and we were about to move to a bigger house and bigger garden, we got Popsy, a puppy from one of my Grandmother's miniature poodles. She was a love - she accompanied us children everywhere, had litters of beautiful pedigree puppies that we dressed in dolls' clothes and wheeled round in our dolls' pram - all the things that were the norm in the 1950s and would be frowned upon now! I think I learned much of my love of animals from Popsy - and I am sure that is is no coincidence that now, in my 50s and retired, my new pup is a poodle, and called Poppy. Some things set your idea of perfection for life!
My first dog was a little mixed breed pup we named Peppy because he had so much "pep." I was 3-4 yrs. old and recall taking a walk with my dad, my brother and Peppy near our house. It seemed like a long walk into the wilderness (actually a couple hundred yards in a new subdivision!) and was so exciting. I was entranced with Peppy. He died though, shortly thereafter, from distemper.
Our next dog -- and this will zero in on the decade -- was a collie puppy we named Kelly who arrived in an Easter basket. Gorgeous dog, great with 3 kids. Loved him to pieces for 3 years. Then he took to chasing cars in the now rapidly growing subdivision. So my parents rehomed him to a nearby farm with a widowed woman where he could "run" to his heart's content. What a sad day that was ... lots of tears saying goodby to him, especially from my mom. I think it was the first time in my short life that I'd seen her that inconsolable. Sad though it was, my parents were, I think, responsible owners for the times.
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My earliest memory of a dog was being attacked by an Irish Setter at the age of 5. It pinned me down and terrified me. My family got a Beagle when I was 6, whom I dearly loved and I was not afraid of her, ever. But then at age 9, I was chased down on my bike by a Standard Poodle and had to get rocks removed from my knees. At 13, I was chased onto the top of my car by the neighbor's two German Shepards. Needless to say I grew up terrified of dogs. A lot of this fear was alleviated when a college roommate had two big dogs that were kind and loving and then I got my own dog. I used to walk blocks around houses with dogs in fences. I still stiffen a bit, but I'm no longer traumatized. I've even picked up a few strays. I just needed to have the chance to learn that not all dogs attack.
Submitted by Shauna (Fido & Wino) | March 25 2010 | Permalink
My first Dog Memory was my neighbours' black poodle. That dog was terrifying. To my 4 ft self he was as big as a horse AND he killed my other neighbours' kitten. Or somewhere along the line we concocted the story that he killed the neighbours' kitten, which to an 8 year old is pretty much the same thing. That guy was forever banished to Bad Dog Land and the poor pooch probably didn't even do anything wrong! Ah, kids are mean.
Second memory: Another neighbour had a whole slew of puppies for one reason or another and I fell head over heels in love. I sat them one at a time on my lap and loved them to bits, marvelling at how warm they were... until I realized the reason they were so darn warm was because one of them peed all over my lap.
For some reason all the peeing and kitten chomping did nothing to deter my fascination or fondness for pups- I absolutely LOVE dogs and couldn't wait to adopt my own (which I did: Mickey & Kayloo) :).
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Two passions have directed the life and ministry of Chuck Swindoll: an unwavering commitment to the practical communication and application of God's Word and an untiring devotion to seeing lives transformed by God's grace. Chuck has devoted more than four decades to these goals, and he models the contagious joy that springs from enthusiastically following Jesus Christ.
Call to Ministry
While on the island of Okinawa during his tour of duty in the United States Marine Corps, Chuck recognized that the Lord was calling him to devote his life to the gospel ministry. With Cynthia, his partner in life for more than fifty-one years, Chuck has devoted himself to the challenge of communicating practical, biblical truth and its application in the context of God's grace.
After being honorably discharged from the Marine Corps, Chuck enrolled in Dallas Theological Seminary [DTS]. Chuck's course of study at DTS and the lifelong mentors he met there have permanently marked his life and the course of his ministry.
Chuck graduated magna cum laude from Dallas Theological Seminary in 1963 with three major honors:
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* Christian Education Award for the greatest achievement in the field of his academic major
* Faculty Award for the most outstanding graduate in the opinion of the faculty
Chuck has also received four honorary doctorate degrees in recognition of his outstanding contributions to ministry:
* Doctor of Divinity, Talbot Theological Seminary, 1977
* Doctor of Humane Letters, Taylor University, 1986
* Doctor of Laws, Pepperdine University, 1990
* Doctor of Literature, Dallas Baptist University, 1997
Pastoral Ministry
For more than forty years, Chuck's pulpit ministry has emphasized the grace of God alongside an uncompromising commitment to practical, biblical truth and its application. He has served the following congregations in his pastoral ministry:
* Grace Bible Church, Dallas, Texas, Assistant Pastor, 1963–1965
* Waltham Evangelical Free Church, Waltham, Massachusetts, 1965–1967
* Irving Bible Church, Irving, Texas, 1967–1971
* First Evangelical Free Church, Fullerton, California, 1971–1994
* Stonebriar Community Church, Frisco, Texas. In October of 1998, Chuck founded Stonebriar Community Church, where he continues to serve as senior pastor.
As a pastor, Chuck has received the following awards:
* Clergyman of the Year, Religious Heritage of America, 1988
* Named one of the top twelve preachers in the nation by the Effective Preachers Program of Baylor University and George W. Truett Theological Seminary, 1997
Insight for Living
Chuck's congregation extends far beyond the local church body. Through the Insight for Living broadcast, Chuck's teaching is on the air in every major Christian radio market in all fifty states and through more than 2,100 outlets worldwide in numerous foreign languages, and it is also available to an exploding Webcast and podcast audience. While Chuck serves as chairman of the board, his wife, Cynthia, serves as president and chief executive officer of Insight for Living. They have directed its expansion to become one of the leading radio programs in Christian broadcasting. Their leadership has made Chuck's messages accessible to 100 percent of the world's population. Located in Plano, Texas, Insight for Living now has a staff of over 125 employees.
As teacher on Insight for Living, Chuck has received the following awards:
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* Religious Broadcaster of the Year, National Religious Broadcasters, 1999
* Hall of Fame Award, National Religious Broadcasters, 2000
Chuck's prolific writing ministry has blessed the body of Christ for over thirty years. Beginning with You and Your Child in 1977, Chuck has contributed more than seventy titles to a worldwide reading audience. His most popular books in the Christian Bookseller's Association include: Strengthening Your Grip, Improving Your Serve, Dropping Your Guard, Living on the Ragged Edge, Living Above the Level of Mediocrity, The Grace Awakening, Simple Faith, Laugh Again, The Finishing Touch, Intimacy with the Almighty, Suddenly One Morning, The Mystery of God's Will, Wisdom for the Way, The Darkness and the Dawn, and the Great Lives from God's Word series, which includes Joseph, David, Esther, Moses, Elijah, Paul, Job, and his most recent addition, Fascinating Stories of Forgotten Lives.
As a writer, Chuck has received the following awards:
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* Twelve Gold Medallion Awards, more than any other Christian author to date
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After serving as Dallas Theological Seminary's fourth president for seven years (1994–2001), Chuck became the seminary's chancellor in 2001. As the sixth-largest seminary in the world, DTS's primary goal is to equip godly servant-leaders for the proclamation of God's Word and the building up of the body of Christ worldwide, a mission Chuck wholeheartedly supports in his life and teaching. He continues to uphold the school's motto, "Preach the Word,†as he serves in leadership at Dallas Theological Seminary, at Insight for Living, and at Stonebriar Community Church.


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The Corcoran College of Art + Design faculty is committed to direct and intensely creative education. As they teach and mentor the next generation of artists, Corcoran faculty draw upon diverse backgrounds and experiences in a range of fields in and out of academia. Instruction at the Corcoran is fully integrated into the collection, exhibitions, and programs of the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
Faculty in Focus
Muriel Hasbun, Chair of Photography
Muriel Hasbun, Chair of Photography and Professor at the Corcoran, has been rather busy lately. Featured earlier this fall on the Smithsonian American Art Museum's website and blog, Ms. Hasbun and her photographs continue to garner attention in the current Gallery 31 show, Inter Vivos. Ms. Hasbun is no stranger to the limelight as her photo-based works have been exhibited at international venues including: the Smithsonian American Art Museum (2013 and 2011); Maier Museum of Art (2012); Light Work and Mexican Cultural Institute (2011); the MAC-Dallas and the Michael Mazzeo Gallery (2010); the American University Museum (2008); NYU's Hemispheric Institute at the Centro Cultural Recoleta in Buenos Aires (2007); the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego (2007); Houston's FotoFest (2006), the Corcoran Gallery of Art (2004); the 50th Venice Biennale (2003); the Centro de la Imagen in Mexico City (1999); and the Musée de l'Arles Antique at the 29ème Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie d'Arles (1998).
Her roster of professional successes doesn't end there. Ms. Hasbun is also a Fulbright Scholar (2006-2008) and is the recipient of numerous distinctions, the most recent being a Museums Connect grant for a transnational project funded by the U.S. Department of State and the American Association of Museums.
There's not much that gets in the way of Ms. Hasbun's drive to pursue her photographic passions and educate her students about the medium and the messages that photography can contain. To read more about Ms. Hasbun's feature on the Smithsonian Institution's blog, click here.
Image credits from left: Muriel Hasbun, Untitled. self-portrait. Muriel Hasbun, X post facto (5.6), from the series X post facto (équis anónimo). 2009, printed 2013. Smithsonian American Art Museum.
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the spoiled, ungrateful 20-something.
I'm spoiled. I'm lucky. I have every great thing a 25-year-old kid from the suburbs of Metro Detroit could ever want. And for most of the year, I strive for more. Like what I have is not enough. Sometimes my health, my family, my life that's so easy to live? I expect those things every day I wake up. I think we all do. That's part of life. It's as if those components of my life should remain perfectly in tact and everything else revolves around them.
But, that's not the case.
Health can spike. Family can implode. Life can turn very, very quickly.
So rather than waiting to learn a life lesson from a tragic life event, I'm taking the day to really focus on the comfort and ease that is my life. How thankful I am for being given everything that I am. Every year on my blog, I talk about what I'm thankful for and what means the most to me. I'm all about traditions, as you can see.
My grandfather is my ultimate hero, the person who sits in the back of my mind no matter where I am or what I'm doing. He constantly reminds me of where I came from, the childhood I so fortunately had and where I'm capable of going with hard work. He's been all over the world and experienced so much in his 80+ years on Earth and, without probably even knowing it, inspires me with his every word.
My mom and dad are very different people, but they share a few common similarities that have made me who I am. First of all, they're loving. They care more about my brother and me than anything else in the world, and that shows. Secondly, they're funny. Without trying to be, they are comedians in their own rights and I think that's soaked through to me. And lastly, they're hard working. They take pride in what they do and they have showed me that sitting around is for losers, to put it bluntly.
My brother is my best friend. The kid that has sat next to me — whether we're in the same part of the country or not — for the past 22 years. He's tough, he's intelligent and he's as sharp as a freakin' tack. His quick-witted humor is the most impressive thing about him and he refuses to ever back down from anything. I love the kid so much. What do people do without siblings?
My girlfriend is this tiny, stunningly-beautiful creature that balances me out, therefore making me a better human being. She never lets me take life too seriously and she's always focusing on the little things that make life so worth living. She's helped me realize that relationships aren't all about smiling and being happy. Life sucks sometimes and the couples that can piss each other off yet turn around and grow from it? That says something. We're continuing to build what we have and I'm glad we've done so. She's the greatest.
My closest friends are few. I say that because I've always been one for keeping specific friends extremely close to me; individuals who know what I'm thinking when something happen in my life, without ever having to actually ask me. I've also realized that I only cling to hard workers. I can't stand laziness or people who don't make something for themselves. I thank these people for pushing me and never letting me sit still.
Beer because a life without hops is a life without smiles, happiness and skipping.
Legs because a life without the rush of finishing a race is a sad, cold one.
Video cameras because life is too precious not to capture on film.
Lionel Bean because true happiness comes from the love of a puppy
There are — quite obviously — a million other things and people (specifically) that I'm thankful for, but this post had to end sometime today, right?
This year has been a whirlwind, but I'll hold off on all that for now. A year-in-summary post is inevitable for late December. I'm thinking a video will appropriately be made to summarize all that.
For now? I'm thankful for this life and continuing to move forward.
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thanksgiving legs!
It's a post-college tradition: Run a race early on the morning of Thanksgiving.
And just because we moved to the beach didn't mean we'd be giving up on that promise to ourselves. Last Saturday, we completed the Native Sun Mandarin Run 10K. Brit's neck injury was in full force, but the competitor inside of her refused to quit. She still powered through it despite pulsating pain around mile 3.
Look at that smile! The hurt sure vanishes once you cross that finish line. I can certainly relate. Proud of this chick.
So when Thanksgiving rolled around, Brit knew 13.1 miles and 2 hours of suffering wouldn't exactly make for a great holiday. So she sat this one out and banged out a weight workout after cheering me on for the Subaru Distance Classic Half Marathon. "Can't run comfortably? Gimme some free weights."
For the half, my goal was between 1:47-1:53, as I haven't been running for speed much lately. I felt phenomenal for the first 8 miles, until mile 9 not-so-politely introduced itself to me. My legs felt like they were filled with rocks for 20 minutes or so. By mile 11, I was so amped on finishing, that the pain faded.
My official time was 1:43:33, putting a smile on my face for the day. Under 8 minute miles? I have to be happy with that at this point.
See? Classic ginger smile.
Also, if you're a runner and you need something to keep track of your stats: Time, calories burned, lap time, pace, heart rate … well you need to buy a Garmin Forerunner 305, or even the newest model. I've endorsed this product a dozen times already, but it's proved its worth once again this week. The thing does it all. I've been getting into Nike+ a little bit, too. More updates on that as I use it more.
Thanksgiving was a memorable one, as Brittany and I spent it alone (we called it the #ParentlessGiving) for the first time. She whipped up some new recipes, including a Sunrise Baked Potato she discovered on Pinterest. The girl can cook. I am not worthy, I am not worthy.
This photo proves it.
Tired from running. Pinned down by 2 dogs. Help!
Let's go drink some beer, shall we?
exercise! beer! late night! sound familiar?!
In case you were wondering whether or not I matured and learned how to go to bed at a normal hour, the answer is, quite obviously, no (See timestamp).
But hey, I'mma be alright.
My lifestyle leads to evenings (or…late nights) like these and honestly, I've embraced it. Traveling to West Palm Beach for a 20-hour time period to shoot 3 videos, cruise back to Jacksonville to visit with my dad, shooting more video across this area and revising video edits at odd hours of the night so the client has a fresh version ready to go by 9 a.m. when they roll into "work" during "business hours." Funny how those words in quotations feel so foreign to me.
I've been eating way too healthy lately, so I'm not in the best mood at the end of the day. Physically? I'm a $1M. Mentally? Ugh. My taste buds think I'm a basket-case. Stringing together a week of fresh dieting depresses me. But I know it's what makes me feel best in the long run. I've stuck with my normal routine of working out daily (4 miles today!), eating 5 meals a day of 350 calories each and staying away from beer (craft, sir). And as you know, that last one REALLY makes me hate it all. And you. Go away. Well, not really.
FARMER'S TAN and LAME FILTERS in the GYM. Who's got two typing hands and is a total lame ass? THIS GUY! To reward myself for what I consider "hard work" lately, I stocked my fridge with a new lineup of craft brews (thanks to BeerMeOut.com, as always). Reviews of those coming later on, but a little sneak peak sits atop this post. Cigar City's Good Gourd! My goodness I've found it (finally) and all is right in the world. I'm not popping the bottle cap on that baby until the Tigers get their sh*% together.
Oh, and if I ever sound like I'm not enjoying what's right in front of my face, please slap me and tell me. I swear I'm not as much of a pessimist as I may sound. It's easier to write like a non-appreciative jerkface than it is to be sincere. For me anyway.
This is the view from my hotel room at The Omphoy in West Palm Beach last week. Not a bad place to relax after a long day of video, right? Wish I coulda moved in.
That's the important thing … enjoy the journey.
And I'll keep doing that.
Being Efficient in the Weight Room
For the remainder of the week, I'll blog about a specific topic every day, rather than simply summarizing my workouts, food I ate and so on. I am a rather opinionated person, and for the past week, I've given you all the "G" version of my fitness life.
I'll still post my results on my journey back down to 160 pounds, but focus on specific things that have popped into my head during the process. I rarely think of something and just let it go. I normally overanalyze and dissect it completely.
Today? Inefficiency in the weight room.
I'm an observer. I find great joy in watching other people (discretely, of course) in the weight room. What muscle groups they're working, how much time they spend between sets, how often they break for water, how hard they're breathing, how many times they check their iPhone for text messages … the list goes on.
The reason I minored in sociology was because I enjoy predicting — or assuming, I guess — what someone is thinking. I can tell how comfortable, or uncomfortable, someone is when around free weights. I look for key "tells" and my mind begins to churn. Maybe it's a gift or maybe it's the creepiest thing you've heard. The latter, I'm sure. Oh well.
The past week, I've shared the fitness center with a large range of individuals, from people my age to men and women in their 80's. Maybe 90's. Actually, possibly even their 100's. After all, I do live in Florida. In short, it's been more crowded than usual.
I've noticed a lot of uncertainty. One guy — probably 25-26 years old — rode the stationary bike for 5 minutes, got up, drank water in the corner, resumed for 3 more minutes on the bike, got up, curled 10 pounds dumbbells for 6 reps, drank water, rode the bike for 5 more minutes, got up, drank water and left. He was in the weight room for less than 15 minutes, doing some light stretching before he started his bike tour.
Honestly, I was dumbfounded.
Another man came in barefoot and shirtless from the pool, did three sets of tricep kickbacks, slammed some water and left.
Who are these people? What is going on?
I understand a lack of knowledge when working out, I get that. But how does someone do 9 minutes of exercise and then say to themselves, "That's it for me for the day. I really don't over to overextend myself."
For years, I have worked at being extremely efficient in the weight room. I spend 45 to 60 minutes never stopping movement. One exercise to the next, a quick breather and it's back to another lift. Prolonging your moves not only takes up more time, but it allows your muscles to cool down, making it harder for you to start up again. Which leads to less reps. Which leads to less of a workout. Which leads to inefficiency.
My tip? Whether it means anything or not? Go hard for 45 minutes. Even weight workouts should be cardio workouts, in a sense. Heart rate up. Sweating. Body never getting a chance to shut off.
Today I'm down to 171.2, trying to consistently confuse my body, working different muscles and focusing on new ways to burn calories.
I did 65 minutes at a 10.5% incline at 3.8 mph on the treadmill this morning, pouring sweat by the time I stepped off the machine. For an evening workout, I shot hoops for a half hour, running up and down the court to get my heart rate up. A nice day of cardio.
Tomorrow is weights. Here is the rundown, again:
- Sunday (Day 1): 183.4 pounds
- Monday: 179.6 pounds
- Tuesday: 176.4 pounds
- Wednesday: 175.0 pounds
- Thursday: 174.8 pounds
- Friday: 174.0 pounds
- Saturday:173.2 pounds
- Sunday (Day 8): 173.0 pounds
- Monday: 171.2 pounds
See ya tomorrow!
Day 5: A Pesky Scale & the Little Shrimp Salad That Could
Spinach, chopped romaine, grilled shrimp, sliced avocado, carrots, mushrooms, kiwi and a little Italian dressing made up last night's feast, or dinner, if you're old-fashioned like that.
Yesterday was a productive day overall. At one point, however, I found myself holding the refrigerator door open staring at my current beer collection. Dammit. I promised myself no beer during this short little journey, which has turned out to be just a bummer. Sacrifies though, right? Stick to the plan.
As expected, the scale lashed back a little. Or maybe it's my body? After 4 days of remarkable weight loss, the 5th set me back into my reality.
Just 0.2 pounds came off from yesterday morning. But as I already know, weight loss is never perfectly consistent despite a clean diet and grueling exercise regimen. You just have to keep at it, and keep at it I will.
The 5-day roundup thus far:
- Sunday: 183.4 pounds
- Monday: 179.6 pounds
- Tuesday: 176.4 pounds
- Wednesday: 175.0 pounds
- Thursday: 174.8 pounds
In other news, Lionel has started a new trend of falling asleep while chewing on his toys. Midchew, his giant brown eyes slowly close as he props his head on whatever he was working away on.
This morning, The Green Squeak Monster (as I call it) got a break when Lionel got tired. After all, he has been awake for nearly an hour already. Time for a nap, right?


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At Children's Medical Center, the staff of the Psychiatry department believes every child deserves family-centered care from a collaborative team of experts.
We know that the family is the most important source of emotional support and comfort for children, so we consider family members a vital component of each child's health care team.
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Natural Resource Management
Program Director
Program Location
School of Natural Resource Sciences, Morrill Hall-307
Telephone Number
(701) 231-8180
Degrees Offered
Ph.D., MNRM, M.S.
Application Deadline
International applications are due May 1 for fall semester and August 1 for spring and summer semesters. Domestic applicants should apply at least one month prior to the start of classes.
English Proficiency Requirements
TOEFL ibT 71
Program Description
Natural Resources Management (NRM) in the School of Natural Resource Sciences prepares students for the environmental challenges of the 21st century. The Masters of Natural Resources Management (MNRM), Master of Science (M.S.) and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) NRM degrees are interdisciplinary curricula offering a broad, systems-based approach toward managing natural resources. NRM graduates are prepared to compete for and be productive in jobs where issues reach beyond a single discipline or subject area. They have the skills necessary to address problems from holistic-ecological and global-social perspectives.
Through the NRM graduate program, students gain a breadth of knowledge in relevant planning, analysis and management areas while developing thorough knowledge in one of the six following specialty areas:
Biotic Resources Science deals with basic scientific principles that govern the interrelationship between biotic (e.g., plants, animals) and abiotic factors (e.g., climate, soils) in major ecosystems and the use of these principles for environmentally sound management of both natural and agro-ecosystems.
Environmental Communication is designed for environmentally oriented students preparing for careers in communications fields such as journalism, public relations, broadcast media and the internet.
Natural Resources Economics prepares students for management, administrative, regulatory, and policy positions that require a broad understanding of natural resources management and allocation.
Physical/Earth Resources Science leads to an understanding of the physical and chemical aspects of ecosystems. Topics of study include hydrology, water management and quality, waste management, soil properties, energy resources and land-use management.
Pollution Control focuses on the principles and practices of managing natural resources for pollution control. Topics include the technical aspects of pollution as they relate to water, air/solids, earth/soils, and the impact of environmental pollution on the biotic factors.
Social Sciences concentrates on human factors (social, anthropological, political) in environmental management and environmental disaster management, while recognizing constraints and opportunities presented by physical and biological factors.
Within each NRM specialty area are one or more curriculums of study developed in cooperation with the following NDSU academic programs and departments. Students select a curriculum and an adviser from one of these participating units:
- Agribusiness and Applied Economics
- Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
- Biological Sciences (Botany and Zoology)
- Civil Engineering
- Communications
- Entomology
- Plant Sciences
- Range Sciences
- Earth and Climate Science
- Geosciences
- Soil Science
- Sociology/Anthropology/Emergency Management
- Veterinary and Microbiological Sciences
The educational objective of the NRM graduate program is to provide formal education in a chosen specialty area, introductions to other subject areas, appropriate course work in analytical methods, and research and writing experiences in the general area of environmental management. Problem recognition, definition, analysis and resolution are the ultimate learning objectives.
Admission Requirements
The graduate program in Natural Resources Management is open to qualified graduates of universities and colleges of recognized standing. In addition to the Graduate School admission requirements, applicants may be recommended or required to take the GRE general exam. Consult with the NRM Program Director.
Financial Assistance
Both research and teaching assistantships may be available through the participating academic units. Application for financial aid must be made directly to a department. Applicants are considered on the basis of scholarship and potential to undertake advanced study and research. Limited scholarships are available. Contact the NDSU Student Financial Services office for information and applications.
Degree Requirements
To qualify for the M.S. degree, the candidate must satisfactorily complete a minimum of 30 semester units in their selected curriculum, an oral examination and a thesis or comprehensive study paper.
To qualify for the Ph.D. degree, the candidate must satisfactorily complete a course of study of not less than 90 semester units (including 30 semester units from the M.S. degree or equivalent), both a written and an oral preliminary examination, a research-based dissertation, and an oral defense of the dissertation. In addition, the candidate presents a final public seminar based on the dissertation research.
For more specific information, please refer to the Natural Resources Management Graduate Student Guidelines available on the NRM Web site at www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/nrm/
NRM program courses are offered by NRM and the other participating academic units. These include:
Agribusiness and Applied Economics 670, 701, 711, 739, 741
Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering 664, 682, 758, 765
Agricultural Systems Management 654, 675
Anthropology 658, 662, 680
Biology 680, 750, 776, 777
Botany 660, 671, 672, 720, 762, 764, 782
Civil Engineering 610, 621, 672, 673, 677, 678, 679, 768, 770, 775, 776
Computer Science 653, 658, 668, 728, 734, 737, 765
Economics 656, 661, 670, 672, 681, 741, 743
Entomology 610, 731, 732, 742, 750, 765, 770
Communications 636, 642, 643, 700, 711, 725, 755, 767, 785, 786
Geosciences 612, 613, 614, 628, 640, 650
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering 640, 660
Microbiological Sciences 652, 654, 660, 661, 665, 674, 675, 750, 762, 770, 775, 785
Philosophy 681
Plant Pathology 655, 656
Plant Sciences 653, 665, 686, 724, 734, 753, 763
Political Science 620, 621, 642
Range Science 650, 652, 653, 656, 658, 660, 716, 717, 765
Sociology 603, 605, 610, 612, 613, 620, 622, 631, 639, 643, 645, 665, 700, 701, 723
Soil Science 610, 633, 644, 647, 665, 680, 721, 733, 755, 763, 782, 784
Statistics/Mathematics 660, 661, 662, 663, 725
Zoology 640, 652, 654, 656, 658, 660, 662, 670, 672, 674, 675, 676, 677, 682, 750, 760, 770
Allan C. Ashworth, Ph.D.
Professor of Geosciences
University of Birmingham, 1969
William J. Bleier, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology
Texas Tech University, 1975
Francis Casey, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Science
Iowa State University, 2000
Gary K. Clambey, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Botany/Biology
Iowa State University, 1975
Gary A. Goreham, Ph.D.
Professor of Sociology,
South Dakota State University, 1985
Robert Hearne, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics,
University of Minnesota, 1995
Mark Andrew Meister, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Communication
University of Nebraska, 1997
Jack Norland, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Natural Resources Management
North Dakota State University, 2008
G. Padmanabhan, Ph.D.
Professor of Civil Engineering
Purdue University, 1980
David A. Rider, Ph.D.
Professor of Entomology
Louisiana State University, 1988
Dean D. Steele, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
University of Minnesota, 1991
Joseph D. Zeleznik, Ph.D.
Extension Forester
Michigan State University, 2001


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Five years of development at the former Case-IH site in East Moline will generate 2,000 jobs and cost about about $150 million, according to its developer.A revitalized version of the proposed development was shared Wednesday by River Eagle group, composed of Mike VanDeHeede, Matt Stern, Dan Murphy and state Sen. Mike Jacobs, D-East Moline. In 2010, the group announced it had bought 132 acres of the site for about $1.5 million with the intention of developing it into a mixed business and residential district initially named Port of Call Quad Cities.It since has received a new name -- Fountainhead of the Quad Cities -- and a new design, including 250 rooms in the Hyatt Place and Hyatt House hotels, a park of more than three acre with a band stand and a sports center, said J. Paul Beitler, president of Beitler Real Estate Services LLC, River Eagle's developer."This will be the largest single multi-use development in Illinois," Mr. Beitler said during a news conference Wednesday at East Moline's City Hall.The project is expected to start this summer with infrastructure work and the park. The first buildings to be erected will be the hotel complex and 300 apartments, he said. Mr. Beitler said they hope to have the hotel open within 18 to 20 months. The hotel complex will be equally divided between overnight and extended-stay accommodations, he said.Then will come the development's retail sections, which will include a gas station, a pharmacy and a bank.In total, the work could take three to five years, he said. The projected 2,000 jobs include both construction and permanent jobs. Helmut Jahn, the architect for the hotel, said he wants it to be more than just a place to stay. He wants it to be a public place."It relates to the river," he said. "It becomes a special place." Visitors will be able to watch bald eagles or participate in events, he said.The proposal includes a sports center with basketball and soccer courts, condominiums, housing for senior citizens and a self-storage facility, according to information presented at the news conference.East Moline Mayor John Thodos said he liked the updated plan."It's much better than earlier concepts I've seen for the ground," he said.Also on Wednesday, the city held a public hearing on a tax increment financing district for the project.In late 2011, the city council created a TIF district for the River Eagle project. Late last year, however, city officials and Mr. VanDeHeede of River Eagle said the tax assessment never was adjusted to reflect the $1.5 million paid for the property and, instead, cited an older, much higher valuation of about $6 million, meaning River Eagle was paying too much tax.To rectify the situation, River Eagle must have Rock Island County change the assessment, and the TIF district must be dissolved and recreated. Creating a new district is the only way to adjust the TIF under state law, Mayor Thodos said at the time.The new TIF district will reflect the adjusted tax assessment and will be known by the project's original name, "Port of Call," city administrator Cole O'Donnell said Wednesday night.A handful or people were present at the hearing, but no questions were asked. Afterward, Janet Neff of the East Moline school board said she thought the plan would be good for the city."I think East Moline needs more development," she said.Marcos Alvarez, an East Moline resident, said he was concerned about the effect the project might have on a nearby mobile home park. Officials told him there would be none.


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Have you ever dreamed of living in a turreted castle surrounded by a moat? Schloss Sommersdorf is a small fourteenth century castle located in Bavaria, between Frankfurt and Munich, on the Romantic Road, near where it crosses the Castle Road. Schloss Sommersdorf is breathtakingly beautiful. The courtyard blooms with roses in spring and summer, and the moat and surrounding ponds are inhabited by ducks, swans and herons. The castle has been completely and carefully renovated into elegant and comfortable apartments, each with its own private entrance. All apartments are comfortably and attractively furnished. All rooms vary in size and decoratio...Read more
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The area offers a wealth of recreational options, from canoeing on the Altmuhltal River and bicycling along nearby trails, to horseback riding, tennis, golf, or a swim in the castle's private pool. Follow the Romantic Road to Rothenburg and Dinkelsbuhl, two remarkably well-preserved medieval towns; or head south to the storybook castles built by Ludwig II at the foot of the Alps. Nuremberg is 30 minutes to the northeast, and just beyond is Bayreuth, where Wagner's home and theater are a Mecca for opera buffs. Munich lies to the south, less than two hours away.
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Welcome to the group, Jessica! we still have a spot or two left for the Chicken Run Rescue tour on Saturday if you are free - and you could bring a friend!
Thanks for the greeting, and glad you enjoyed the Meetup. Hope you'll attend some others--I think you'd like the monthly speaker presentations and book clubs.
I enjoyed meeting you tonight too. I'm sure Work Jessica will be just as good. :-)
It was very cool meeting you tonight. Hope to see you at some other skeptic and atheist meet ups some time.
Hey Jessica,
I got a message from a reporter from the St. Paul Pioneer Press asking about the Rapture Party. Since I cannot go, he's asking me for other people to interview. His contact info is:
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Hey, Jessica. I thought that was your picture I saw! I look forward to the discussion groups. I really enjoyed my friend's group in Omaha. I'll have to check out that skeptics group some time. Good to hear from you. I look forward to seeing you at some event in the future!
Nice to meet you, too! I'm almost always up for a Wednesday Merlins Pub Quiz. If it turns out we have too many, we can always form multiple teams, which my friends and I have done before. I'll make sure to announce my quiz plans on Facebook and Twitter. I'm @nihiliad on both sites, and pretty much everywhere online.
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6:15 p.m. Heavy rain and a few thunderstorms are impacting NW CT and SW CT. Flash flooding is possible over the next few hours, especially across Litchfield and lower Fairfield County.
I am on the road up here in Torrington and there is a lot of ponding on the roads. The strongest storm is affecting the Merritt Parkway and I-95 from the NY border up towards Bridgeport. Use extreme caution on the roads as these storms are capable of dumping very heavy rain.
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Heavy rain and thunderstorms have now reached extreme western CT. This rain has a history of producing 1-2"/hr rainfall rates. As a result, Flash Flood Warnings are up in parts of NJ and NY.
Heavy rain and localized flooding is possible through 7 p.m., especially along and north of I-84 west of the CT River. As a result, a rough evening commute in those areas. Some embedded storms can produce lightning and gusty winds.
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Farmington Hills, Mich. (November 5, 2013)---The American College of Osteopathic Internists (ACOI) recently announced the selection of Armen A. Korkigian, D.O., FACOI, as Teacher of the Year for the major contributions he has made to osteopathic medical education. Dr. Korkigian is an internal medicine specialist on the medical staff at Botsford Hospital in Farmington Hills and a longtime professional instructor in Botsford's Medical Education Department.
"Armen has always been his own man---extremely knowledgeable, loves to teach, never a doubt where he stands on any issue," said Vance Powell Jr. D.O., director of Botsford Hospital's Medical Education Department. "Armen's clarity of mind is one reason why people want to be on his service. He teaches his students so much and holds them accountable for everything. I admire his unfettered ability to 'tell it like it is.'"
Dr. Korkigian's work as a trainer of osteopathic medical residents includes extending their medical education beyond the classroom, delivering careful mentorship, and teaching them to interact with patients and colleagues to balance their technical prowess with a human touch.
Dr. Powell continued, "Armen so richly deserves the ACOI's Teacher of the Year award. He is indeed a doctor's doctor and a teacher's teacher. Armen has been, and continues to be, committed to teaching and the future of osteopathic medicine. His long history of successful graduates is evidence of this. Armen is one of the best clinical teachers we've ever had at Botsford and is one of the top reasons why Botsford is considered among the leading osteopathic teaching hospitals."
In the 17 years since the ACOI began seeking nominations for this award, its member internal medicine specialists have selected Botsford physician trainers three times: Dr. Korkigian (2013); hematologist-oncologist Harold M. Margolis, DO, FACOI, (2001) and infectious disease specialist Gerald W. Blackburn, DO, FACOI, (1998).
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A history of the civil war in Congo, a truly continental disaster that has sucked in neighbors and killed millions of people over the past 12 years.
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In 1960, C.I.A officer Larry Devlin was told to kill a Congolese politician, an episode that resonates with today's debate about the limits of covert actions to counter a different global threat.
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The Perfect Weapon for the Meanest Wars
The charade of ideology is over. All over the world children are used to fight for greed and power.
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Congo Votes in Its First Multiparty Election in 46 Years
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For almost four years, Sebastien Nzapali, a former military officer from Congo, was hoping for political asylum in the Netherlands. But Mr. Nzapali, who asserted that he had been persecuted, appeared in a Dutch court on Wednesday to answer charges...
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The Dutch police arrested a former colonel from Congo's national guard and charged him with acts of torture and rape in Congo in the 1990's. The officer, identified only as S. N., had sought political asylum in the Netherlands, but Dutch...
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Looking at the effect that paying down the federal debt had in the past on our economy.
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In a paper, Mr. Summers and three co-authors argued that the lack of cooperation had slowed growth and left more Americans jobless.
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Six years after the housing bust, the return of riskier mortgage lending may be inevitable — and welcome.
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