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In Now Playing mode, right-click an open space in the Player (such as to the left of the Stop button), point to Enhancements, and then click Crossfading and auto volume leveling.
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This week, I'd like to discuss the fine art of putting.
This is a subject that can be talked about late into the evening with almost no final agreement on style or technique. There are any number of grips (the latest is "the claw"), putter types, putter lengths and putter weights. Any number of these factors can have an effect on the outcome of any given attempt to hole a putt.
Let's look into putting from another aspect or thought process.
The great teacher, Percy Boomer once said, "I putt as I drive and drive as I am."
What he was implying was that the putting stroke was just a miniature of the full golf swing; that's the philosophy I'm committed to as well.
The late George
Low, noted putting "guru," felt the same and taught the likes of Palmer, Nicklaus and many others.
When Palmer won The Masters in 1960, he credited his victory to a putting lesson from Low.
In 1962, Low approached Jack Nicklaus and asked him to try a putter he designed. That putter, the George Low Wizard 600, would bring Nicklaus 15 of his major wins. Today, we have a new putting "guru" named Stan Utley. Well, guess what? Utley teaches almost the same principles as did Low.
What are these fundamentals? Both Low and Utley agree that the putting stroke is a small crescent shape or arc.
They feel straight back, straight through is artificial and contrived. A backstroke of a foot or more will arc inside of its own accord, making it go to the inside of the target line, as a club in a full swing does, once it gets a few feet into the back swing.
One of the greatest putters of all time was Bobby Locke. His stroke was very fluid and much on an arc (some said he "hooked" his putts), which was just the club head moving through the arc instead of straight through. The modern-day Bobby Locke could be Ben Crenshaw or Brad Faxon. Both players employ the arc stroke and are considered the best of the best.
Look at the recent success of Jay Haas on the Champions Tour and he'll tell you how much Stan Utley improved his putting. What I see here is that over the length of time, some things never change.
With all the high-tech putters and styles, hard-core fundamentals keep returning.
A good way to get the feel of this is to make a putting stroke hitting, let's say, to the north. Now stop the backstroke about halfway, holding the blade in position, then turn your body to the east. If you now put the blade back on the ground, you'll find it square to the target line. The blade "opens" to the line, but is square to the arc. The same test would apply to the follow-stroke - the blade appears to "close" to the line, but remains square to the arc.
A final thought about putting is to try to create a rhythmic stroke. The tempo is relaxed and slow, allowing the momentum and mass of the putter to propel the ball. In a true pendulum stroke, the putter almost falls or drops down on the ball like an acorn falling from a tree.
Loren Roberts (the boss of the moss) says the same thing; that there's no hit in his stroke, just a collision of putter into ball, propelled by rhythm.
Give these ideas a try and watch that ball "look" for the cup.
Yours for better golf,
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|File: Roth UI (Diablo)12-27-13
are you aware?
Hey I came across this on curse, seems a lot like yours http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/mistras-diablo-orbs
|File: NugComboBar03-23-13
Question for ya
Hey was just curious if you were gonna redo the electric ones or if you don't got the time. Only asking cause I really loved the electric blue one. And I don't mean this to seem like a "hey get it done" post just curious if I should learn to live w/o it or not lol
|File: NugComboBar03-13-13
Oh no worries man on reply time SC...
Oh no worries man on reply time SC is epic!!!!......Hmmmmm ok I shall not use that one and hopefully all will be well : ) Sorry for long reply, I was playing starcraft... I was able to reproduce this bug with your config. It seems the problem is "electricBlue" preset. My guess is that since 5.2 this particular effect isn'...
|File: NugComboBar03-13-13
Just wondering if you had anymore s...
Just wondering if you had anymore suggestions as basically every toon I login I have to use that code you gave me at least once everytime I log a toon so its ending up having to be done multiple times on each toon. Alright, please post the contents of these files WTF\Account\
|File: NugComboBar03-11-13
1st one:
NugComboBarDB_Global =...
1st one: NugComboBarDB_Global = { = { }, } 2nd one : NugComboBarDB_Character = { = "BOTTOM", = 92.99996948242188, = -64.00001525878906, = { }, = "BOTTOM", = true, = "electricBlue", } Alright, please post the contents of these files WTF\Account\
|File: NugComboBar03-11-13
just another update..I logged this...
just another update..I logged this morning and had to use that script again to get it to work, so not sure what is causing this. any ideas? Ok so all was working fine on all my toons then just now on my lock it went back to what was happening on my pally, I did use your script and it did seem to make it work again but what could...
|File: NugComboBar03-10-13
Ok so all was working fine on all m...
Ok so all was working fine on all my toons then just now on my lock it went back to what was happening on my pally, I did use your script and it did seem to make it work again but what could be causing it to after a bit just stop lighting up the "charges" and yes i do use character specific. Do you use character-specific confi...
|File: NugComboBar03-10-13
Well i actually went ahead and remo...
Well i actually went ahead and removed and reinstalled the addon just now and so far on the pally all is well again so as I log my other toons ill repost if issues arise....on a side note I didn't try that code you suggested but if the problem happens again ill try that first. Thank you for a prompt response time! Do you use...
|File: NugComboBar03-09-13
Since 5.2
So since 5.2 came out ONLY my pally is having an issue with this addon basically it loads but it doesn't "light" up when I get holy power It works all all other classes as I have many alts : ) any reason why this would be?
|File: Roth UI (Diablo)03-04-13
Thank Ya!
Just wanted to thank you for getting 5.2 version ready before the patch even went live!!! Appreciate your continual hard work beyond words!!! Updated the download to Roth UI for patch 5.2! If you are running any WoW patch below use the archive! Don't forget. To open the orb config panel use: /diablo config
|File: Roth UI (Diablo)01-09-13
Focus Questions
Hey so i just got a friend into your addon and he uses Focus alot so I am wondering did you do something that made it so you can't right click target and choose focus from that drop down menu and also not able to focus that which isn't in your party? Cause we are having issues with just that lol....any help would be awesome!!
|File: Roth UI (Diablo)11-27-12
Is that why the nameplates aren't w...
Is that why the nameplates aren't working currently where 5.1 is live? Seems like 5.1 is going live. I will release an updated version once it is live in Europe.
|File: Roth UI (Diablo)09-28-12
Is it only me?
Hey grabbed the latest version and the only issue I am having is that every now and then it keeps showing 3 action bar arts instead of just one. The action bar arts are the ones in between the orbs. Is there something in the coding I can change for this. And just an fyi I was the one only using diablo plates, and roth ui from your ad...
|File: oUF_Diablo08-29-12
Hey I got what I needed working on...
Hey I got what I needed working on my end by doing what was suggested only using the ouf etc etc w/o the rest I am noticing that on the pally I can't seem to find the holy power bar. it seems to be the only class specific thing i am having issues with the lua file for it looks like how the others do as far as: holypower = {...
|File: oUF_Diablo08-27-12
Hey is this addon all set for the p...
Hey is this addon all set for the patch "today" 5.0.4? or will an update be needed im only using this and main OUF....
|File: oUF_Diablo08-19-12
Re: Re: Issue with changing DK,Druid,Mage orb colors
Awesome! Thank you sooooo much and for the quick response! :) :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:
|File: oUF_Diablo08-18-12
Issue with changing DK,Druid,Mage orb colors
Hey quick question it seems im having an issue changing the orb colors for ONLY the DK,Druid & Mage yet all other classes I have been able to change it to what I like, has this happened to anyone else? For all other classes I just changed the numbers for the animation I wanted and saved the LUA file and did a /reload ui yet for both...
|File: oUF_Diablo08-07-12
**Update** Ok so i decided to look through the lua and I am pretty happy with just using this isntead of rbottombarstyler but I was wondering are you ever going to make it so you can scale everything like in your old rbottombarstyler? Also i believe you said you were working on a way to change orb animations in game? if so that wou...


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The stunning find, first revealed in March, isn't just expanding scientists' notions of what a virus can be. It is reframing the debate over the origins of life."
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What?! No. He Doesn't say that anywhere in the interview, and it's only true for the "v6.pm" implementation of Perl6. Rakudo is implemented in C, Perl6 and NQP. Pugs is written in Haskell. then there's the PGE, and Perlesque, and other stuff too.
If you make little enough (after deductions) you essentially pay no federal tax, just FICA and medicare, but there's a line you cross, where you then (as you say) pay a straight percentage. Some years I cross that line, some years I don't. It doesn't usually make a large difference, but it does make a difference.
Liked. Appreciated. I do (essentially) the same thing. Have been for almost 15 years. Vastly under-rated "business model": live (quite) comfortably with a (very) low-expense lifestyle and not be stressed out and over-burdened with work. I generally am just above "poverty" income, rather than below. It's kind of funny (strange), the years where a make a little more than usual usually hurt because I have to pay more in self-employment tax, so my net income is lower than if I had just made a little less... can't win 'em all...
In places where it gets very cold, the way to do it (as others I think are pointing out) is retrofit-assistance and (probably more importantly) insulation assistance programs, like we have in much of New England, so that people can still burn wood, but burn a lot less of it, and actually be more comfortable. Our small house has been well insulated recently and I expect to go from using around 600 gallons of oil a year to around 400, maybe even 300 if I'm careful. If I was using wood, there would be a similar decrease in the amount of wood I'd need to burn to stay warm.
In the 21st century, it just makes plain sense that building envelope and R-value should be every homeowner's first and second thoughts when heating any home, especially when doing so with the intent to keep from freezing to death. In a (very) well insulted home, it's possible to (easily) keep from freezing to death with little more than a few warm bodies, good clothing and maybe candle or two -- so a high-efficiency heating device, much smaller than you'd need in a conventionally-insulated house, will easily keep you very comfortable in such a home.
Probably just feeding the trolls here, but: Seriously? That's the best argument you can come up with? Just because something wasn't done before the modern era means that we shouldn't do it now? So we shouldn't have advanced medical care at all? We shouldn't have enfranchised women? Ended slavery? Have the Internet? I could go on, and on.
There really is no valid argument as to why "Society" shouldn't (to some extend) be "Socialist" -- since that's the whole *point* or society, and for that matter, civilization.
"Removing incentives" is a bullshit argument. Most Human beings have plenty of incentive to be meaningfully productive members of a society, it's called a conscience, and a full set of operating emotions. Unfortunately the people paid to come up with the memes like that one seem to be in the group of humans that lack both.
Yes there are people who abuse the trust of others. Some of them get foodstamps, but they don't really do much harm, they maybe add a few pennies a day to your taxes whereas the people truly causing harm are a small number of vampires sucking the life out of most of the world's population, and at the same time pitting those people they are abusing against each other so they lack the time and observational powers to notice what's really happening.
If we want to go ahead and be all "I've got mine Jack" and "Don't tread on me" and "Every man for himself" then we might as well go back to being stone-age nomadic hunter gatherers, so we can learn what "society" means again, and what it's for.
All that said, "Obamacare" probably isn't the best idea, but not because it's "socialism" -- BECAUSE IT'S NOT! It's a fucking insurance exchange where private insurers compete for the dollars of the uninsured, and soon-to-be uninsured with an allotment to subsidize those earning below 150% of the poverty level. The insurance companies LOBBIED FOR THE BILL.
The rest of the "civilized" world has fully socialized medicine (some places for almost a century), but Noooo, we can't have that, that would be *baaaad*.
Sometimes the best portrait studio in the world is outside, with the sun at your back, or behind a thin cloud. I'd say about half of the best photos I've ever taken "just happened" and didn't happen in a studio (since I don't have access to one), and until recently (mirrorless FTW!), they were all taken with P&S cameras. Good composition and an interesting subject are 80% of the battle -- lighting (when not in a studio) is about being in the right place at the right time and choosing (or letting your camera choose) the optimal shutter speed and aperture setting, of course, there are always limits.
Do I drool over cameras (that I can't afford) that would let me shoot a smile in a dim room at f16? Absolutely. ISO 25600 (and more) is here. Within 10 years that will be in your phone. In the meantime, my ~$700 kit lets me take that photo at f1.2 and ISO 800 -- that part of photography is all about compromises, unless you're a pro, or have a lot of disposable income.
For me, photography is about capturing an expression on a human face, or a nature scene from an interesting perspective, or a beautiful creature in a natural setting. That's the great thing about photography though, it is about many different things to different people.
Don't get me wrong, I encourage anyone to buy the best camera they can afford, though the motto: "The best camera is the one you have with you" applies more than ever. There's nothing wrong with using a phone camera or a P&S. No, you won't be able to blow them up into (satisfying) posters or do extreme cropping, but it's still possible to get great photos with them, with a little skill, creativity and luck. Her $50,000 medium format DSLR body is still just a light box. It's possible to take a great photo with nothing more than a piece of film, a cardboard box, some tape and a pin.
I liked what she had to say, especially: "The camera doesn't take the picture, the human does." -- that's very important. It's always been possible to take *great* photos with very inexpensive gear, if the composition, subject and lighting are all great.
Most people don't need anything more than a decent $200 or even $100 camera. The trouble is that if you want to go to the "next level" -- you need to spend two or three times that (or lots more), and you can then get into low-light territory, which (IMO) is where all the excitement is. A truly *usable* 6400 or 12800 ISO is unbelievably liberating, and that's now here for well-under $1000.
Agreed. I usually go for XFCE on Linux, it's usually pretty snappy, though a snappy WM doesn't help with crufty chunky applications.
As an "enthusiast", for me, it's almost all about latency. I want a system that responds as close to instantaneously as possible, especially for the stuff that really should be nearly instantaneous on modern hardware. These days, that means plenty of ram and a fast storage subsystem: SSD is the best upgrade I've done in years. I wait less. A 2 hour render is still a 2 hour render, but when I start up a heavy application I only wait 3 seconds instead of 10, or even 20. It just makes everything less frustrating, even 1 and 2 second waits can be really annoying if they happen a lot.
Many things are much better than they used to be, but I still say "hurry up" to my system too often, especially using a GUI. Though, my 3-year-old built-from-parts "enthusiast" machine feels faster to me than many newer commodity machines with better specs. "Tuning" things on the software side can make a difference, which is something that "enthusiasts" do, and want to be *able* to do.
So long as there are systems that can be tuned, streamlined and knocked about for fun, enthusiasts will be happy. Though I'm still searching for the "holy grail" of a GUI that never stutters, stalls or hiccups. Mostly, if you want that, you still have to use a command line.
Though I guess, if we ever get such a "holy grail" I may cease to be an enthusiast, since computing perfection will be a commodity.
I really wish that both "sides" in the climate change "debate" could put away the hyperbole and come to grips with the fact that we need to live in some way approaching equilibrium with the various processes happening here on planet Earth. That's not just about co2 production. Even though there is unquestionably consensus among climate scientists that the rising co2 level IS significant, there are *many* other factors at play. It won't matter if we get the co2 situation under control, but still have high-levels of fresh water pollution and half-dead oceans.
We need to pollute less, period.
We need to dramatically increase our total energy efficiency, which can largely be achieved by picking the "low-hanging fruit" of building insulation, indoor daytime lighting and industrial energy usage. All three of these can be addressed (easily!) with incentives like rebates and tax credits -- granted that takes political will, which seems in short supply, but it's all there already, just waiting to happen: just (gradually) shift the subsidies currently granted to fossil fuel companies over to businesses and homeowners that are willing to make investments in long-term energy efficiency and savings, it just makes sense: since energy saving == money saving.
The reality is that our total energy usage is increasing, so the more we stretch it, the more comfortable humanity can be in the long term. We need to be building as many solar, wind, wave, thermal gradient and salinity gradient systems as we can, all the while earnestly studying the effects and operation of these systems, and discovering our mistakes and correcting them as we go. We need better fission reactor designs: meaning serious R&D and testing. We need better (and more!) energy storage systems. And probably most importantly we need to come up with new ideas for generating and storing energy. Life is not static, we can't just say "hey, this is good enough" -- we have to make it better! Life forms don't stop evolving just because they find a successful niche. They keep going, because there's always more pressure around the corner. As humans, we've insulated ourselves from a lot of pressures, but that's really an illusion, since all we can ever really do is make buffers. Everything remains interconnected and interdependent.
As Bunker Roy says: Decentralize, demystify! People should know that they CAN provide for themselves, but they have to understand how it all works.
We are squandering our resources: geological, biological, financial and (most importantly) human. We need to refine our entire way of doing things.
The oil and coal WILL run out someday. It might be 100 years or 1000 -- but we need to be thinking truly long term here. It would be nice to still have plenty of oil and coal left for other stuff when we finally stop having to burn it for fuel just to keep the lights on. It's amazingly useful, and we have a finite supply.
Another anecdote: Me. Almost exactly a year ago I was a smoker, then a year minus one day ago, I was an "e-cig" vaper. I made the switch that easily and quickly. And (so far) it has been a tobacco *replacement* not a route for quitting, though I can see how it could be, I'm just not using it for that it. There was an initial learning curve and expense, but now it's cheaper, and (theoretically) safer. Nicotine is *not* a harmful drug. The low doses vapers or smokers consume are decidedly non-harmful, when compared to *many* other substances that modern humans typically eat, drink and inhale. It's demonstrably non-carcinogenic. Though I guess we can't expect a rational response to the dangers of ingested substances with the state of things being as they are.
I wish we had hundreds of thousands of people marching in the streets chanting "Be Reasonable!" and "Use Science, not Fear", and maybe even "Have a Heart!".
Something like this might be just the thing I'm looking for -- There are other tiny android boxes I've been looking at to replace my (aging) htpc. I want to be able to use my nexus 7 as a remote -- to control *everything* on the TV -- that's local video, netflix & random web stuff. Also I'd like to have a single audio output to my sound system for everything, but not have to have the TV on to listen to music. I've yet to find anything truly ideal. Even this probably won't be perfect, but at least it would be inexpensive and tiny: my current htpc is in a large case. I've been thinking Raspberry PI, which would be almost perfect, except no netflix...
This measure probably won't happen. I don't think it will fly, because it offers no incentive, it's just a restriction.
Though eventually, we'll likely see single lane speeds on (for instance) 3 or 4 lane highways, you pick a lane, and the speed control system in your car sets your speed to match all the other vehicles in that lane, and maintain separation distance. The optimal speed would be chosen by the traffic system. Drivers without automatic speed controls will have to match lane speed and separation, or use the one (or two) lanes dedicated to manually-speed controlled lanes, which would have lower conventional speed limits.
Then you can do neat things like cars announcing intentions to the whole traffic system. Think what a traffic system could do if it knew the intended routes of a majority of the vehicles in transit, especially incorporating data like the locations of any road hazards and moving emergency vehicles.
You can also (more) safely set lane limits at higher speeds than might be wise with all the cars having manual speed controls, thus solving the safety issue as well as the desire to let people move freely at maximum safe speed.
That is a great idea. At least until we have Multivac:
But seriously. That would solve a lot of issues. A completely random selection of the public to sit in the Senate and the House would give a much more interesting cross section of the American public. Right now the idea probably wouldn't even be controversial. Even just doing that a few times, say, 20 years, and then letting elections proceed normally again (with sensible campaign finance rules) might fix a lot of things.
Would it create more issues than it solves? I don't think so. Though really only because the system is *so* friggin messed up, that even an idea that radical couldn't really hurt.
Will it happen? Dunno. I sure hope that SOMETHING good happens though, since it's looking more and more like most of us are totally screwed unless something does, or absolutely everyone just starts behaving like actual Human Beings. Don't know which is more likely.
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Belly fat to 6 pack
By: Herve Doliska
Want to get rid of belly fat, but don't know how? Well, did you know that it's not just about your waist size? It's also about your health. I will explain the different ways in which you can go from the unwanted belly fat to a six pack. Exercise, diet, sleep, and stress are the four factors that can help you make and be the change you want to see!!
High intensity exercise trims fat, including visceral fat. It can also slow down the build-up of visceral fat that tends to happen over the years. You will need to take part in 3-5 times of exercise a week for at least 30 minutes a day. Low intensity exercise is great and is better than no exercise. Raising your heart rate for 30 minutes at least three times per week definitely helps. It slows down how much visceral fat you gain. But to torch visceral fat, your workouts may need to be more intense.
If you are not active now, it's a good idea to check with your health care provider before starting a new fitness program. They'll probably be excited that you want to get started, and will check that you're ready for it by performing a physical. It will help you determine what kind of exercise you are able to do, and what you probably shouldn't be doing yet.
There is no magic diet for belly fat. But when you lose weight, on any diet, belly fat usually goes first.You will want to get enough quality protein in the daily diet – not only does it have a higher thermic effect than carbs and fat (so you burn more calories digesting it), but it also creates satiety so your hunger is satisfied longer. Plus it's a building block for maintaining and building lean muscle… And remember that the amount of lean muscle you carry is one of the main factors for controlling your metabolism.
Think fiber! When it comes to carbs, make sure that almost all of your carbohydrate intake is from higher fiber sources like vegetables, fruits, and high fiber unrefined grains. Try to avoid refined sugars and refined grains as that is one of the main reasons so many people struggle with body fat.
Don't be afraid to eat fat! Many people try to go way too low on their fat intake and this can negatively affect hormone levels in your body as well as causing more cravings. Try to eat enough healthy fats daily. Good sources are all nuts and seeds, nut butters, avocados, olive oil, organic meats and eggs, coconuts and virgin coconut oil. If you avoid processed foods, it becomes easy to avoid the two worst offenders in our food supply.
Getting the right amount of sleep helps. A restful amount of sleep (7 to 9 hours) leads to more calories burned both during daytime and at nighttime. Therefore, you need to have a restful sleep in order for you to burn more calories. Lack of sleep, therefore, can lead to weight gain and the unwanted belly fat.
Keep an active lifestyle to build more muscle mass and help increase metabolism. That way, the body can burn more calories even while resting. Avoid drinking alcoholic beverages before going to sleep. It slows down your metabolism rate.
Stress happens. It's what you do with it that matters. You probably already know that people tend not to make the best food choices when they're stressed. And when you've got chronic stress, that can be a major problem when it comes to belly fat and weight gain. Get help, turn to friends, family, or counselors if necessary. Make time to exercise, as it is in my opinion one of the greatest and immediate stress relievers.
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Ed Kashi has three major exhibitions for rent.
"Aging in America" is available in two different formats. One contains up to 70 photographs that meaure 24" x 36". The other includes matted prints of varying sizes. The photographs in this exhibition are culled from the award winning project and book "Aging in America: The Years Ahead". This project chronicles the unprecedented changes confronting America as old age goes mainstream.
"Denied: The Crisis of America's Uninsured" contains up to 20 photographs measuring 24" x 36". The photographs in this exhibition document the outrage of a healthcare system that doles out care based on ability to pay rather than legitimate need.
"Curse of the Black Gold" is currently offered in three different versions of varying sizes of prints. We also have educational panels that can be used in schools and universities that are freestanding.
There are additional unframed exhibitions available from the Ed Kashi archive such as: The Iraqi Kurds and The Protestants of Northern Ireland.
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Child and Adolescent Development
College of Health and Social Sciences
Dean: Don Taylor
Department of Child and Adolescent Development
Phone: 415-405-3564
Fax: 415-405-0401
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web Site: http://cad.sfsu.edu
Chair: Rene F. Dahl
Marian Wright Edelman Institute for the Study of Children, Youth, & Families
Phone: 415-405-3925
Web Site: http://metroece.sfsu.edu
Director: Charlotte Ferretti
Metro Academy in CAD
Phone: 415-405-0737
Director: Lygia Stebbing
PATH (Promoting Achievement through Higher Education)
Phone: 415-405-4342
Director: Melinda Day
Professor: Dahl
Assistant Professors: Conley Wright, Park
Lecturers: Agosta, Katz, Monterosso, Schilling
B.A. in Child and Adolescent Development
Concentrations in:
Program Scope
The Bachelor of Arts degree in Child and Adolescent Development (CAD) is for students interested in studying and working with issues about children, adolescents, and their families. The CAD department works closely with the Marian Wright Edelman Institute for the Study of Children, Youth, and Families. The Edelman Institute's mission is to further educational excellence through its association with the child and adolescent development curriculum; promote collaboration among faculty; create public outreach, social advocacy, and other partnerships between SF State and the community; and to foster research and scholarly work in the area of children, youth, and families.
The CAD department offers two special programs:
- Metro Academy (Metro)
Metro Academy was developed to support the next generation of leaders for early care and education in urban communities. Metro gives freshmen and sophomores whose major is Undeclared with an Interest in CAD, personalized support for college success through in-class academic support and tutoring. At the core of Metro Academy is a learning community made up of two linked courses each semester, pairing a general education course and a Metro Child Development course. After completing the Metro program students are prepared to continue taking courses for completion of their major requirements with the necessarily skills for college success.
- Promoting Achievement through Higher Education (PATH)
PATH is a degree completion program for students in the Early Childhood concentration,. PATH supports practitioners working in the field of early childhood education to obtain a bachelor's degree. PATH offers Friday evening and Saturday courses, so working professionals can take 3 - 4 courses each semester and graduate in two to two and a half years with a baccalaureate. PATH is the upper division part of Metro Academy.
The Child and Adolescent Development major provides students with a broad range of knowledge about child and adolescent development and how to apply this knowledge to services for children, youth, and families, as well as to research and public policy. Core courses introduce the student to child and adolescent development theories and their applications. Students in the program will choose one of four specialized concentrations: 1) Early Childhood; 2) School Age Child and Family; 3) Youth Work and Out of School Time; and 4) Policy, Advocacy, and Systems. The major is designed to meet the education and career needs of students with a variety of interests. Those who wish to complete a bachelor's degree as well as a Child Development Permit for work as a licensed child care provider will choose the Early Childhood concentration. Students who wish to teach in elementary schools will choose the School Age Child and Family concentration, which will provide not only subject matter knowledge but a child development foundation. Others who wish to prepare for work in out of school time programs such as after-school programs, probation, recreation, residential treatment facilities for school-age children/youth and their families, or other community-based programs for children and youth will choose specialized study in the Youth Work and Out of School Time concentration. Finally, students preparing to work in research or policy fields related to children, youth, and families will select the Policy, Advocacy, and Systems concentration. All concentrations prepare students for advanced study in disciplines such as law, medicine, psychology, social work, recreation, counseling, or physical therapy.
Career Outlook
The outlook for careers working with children and adolescents and their families is good. Surveys of employers and community agencies which offer positions working with children, adolescents, and families indicate that there is a strong need for professionals in those areas. Graduates who want to work with young children and their families as infant-toddler pre-school teachers or child care providers are in high demand. There are 6,000 children in San Francisco alone on waiting lists for childcare programs. There is a need for well educated, experienced professionals to staff and administer quality child care and education programs, particularly as the existing center-based teaching work force with B.A. degrees or higher starts to retire. There is also a need to expand the ethnic and linguistic diversity of early child care providers. Areas where B.A. degree providers/teachers are particularly needed are in centers serving both infants and preschoolers, working with dual language learners, and working with children with special needs.
Even with state fiscal challenges and changes in requirements for teacher preparation, the increase in school age children in California and the significant numbers of teachers who will retire within the next few years, means there will be a need for qualified, fully prepared professionals to teach kindergarten through 12th grade. Although students who plan to enter a multiple subject teaching credential program can no longer complete a multiple subject matter preparation program in lieu of taking a Commission-approved subject matter examination (currently CSET), this degree strengthens pre-service preparation in subject matter as well as in child and adolescent development. Essentially, students in the School Age Child and Family concentration have the advantage of gaining knowledge about child development and the subject matter which they will teach in elementary school classrooms.
A survey of local potential employers found that they want staff with a strong foundation of skills and knowledge about child and adolescent development. Employment opportunities are strong for graduates wanting to develop careers working with children, youth, and their families in the areas of infant-toddler/pre-school, K-5 teaching, and social services in public and private institutions. This degree also provides a solid foundation for graduates who wish to pursue post-baccalaureate education toward masters and doctoral degrees.
Bachelor of Arts in Child and Adolescent Development
Application Filing Period. The CAD major is impacted which means there is more demand for the major than capacity to meet that demand. Applications to the major are accepted only for fall admissions and only from upper division students. Applications for admission to the major by new and transfer students are accepted by the Admissions Office during the application filing period, October 1 through November 30 (for admission the following fall). On-campus students who wish to change their major to CAD should submit an application to the CAD department office during the October 1 through November 30 application filing period. The department does not accept late applications, nor are applications accepted for spring semester.
Students should develop their program of study in consultation with a department advisor.
- Students must earn a grade of C or better for all courses in the major including lower division courses taken at community colleges.
- Courses in the major must be completed with a letter grade; CR/NC grading is not accepted except for CAD 601 Child and Adolescent Development Internship and CAD 611 Early Childhood Internship.
- Courses taken in the core may not be counted in a concentration or vice versa.
Child and Adolescent Development major (B.A.) — 40 - 46 units
Core Requirements (Required for all CAD majors) — 18 units
Courses are 3 units unless otherwise indicated.
Foundation – Each of the following is required.
- CAD 210 Introduction to Applied Child and Adolescent Development
- CAD 260 Child, Family, and Community: An Ecological Perspective
- CAD 410 Applied Child and Youth Development
Family Systems – Select one of the following.
Special Topics – Select one of the following.
Concentration in Early Childhood
See general information for all Bachelor of Arts in Child and Adolescent Development candidates above.
The concentration in early childhood has been developed for students who wish to work primarily in teaching and child care with young children (infants, toddlers, and preschoolers), and their families, in schools and public or private institutions and agencies that serve this population. The degree fulfills the requirements for the Child Development Permit issued by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
Students must complete two courses in SPED; one course at the 300 level and one course at the 600 level.
Note: Any course listed below that a student takes beyond the specified requirements can be counted as an elective toward the 120 units for graduation. These courses will enhance a student's preparation for work in early care and education.
Core Requirements: (see above) 18 units
Concentration in Early Childhood — 27 units
Courses are 3 units unless otherwise indicated.
Early Childhood Foundation
Child Development in Context – Choose one course from each category below.
Special Needs
- SPED 330 Introduction to Disabilities
- SPED 370 Young Children Disabled or At Risk and Their Families
Infant/Toddler Development
Supporting Children's Learning
- E ED 600 Advanced Issues in Child Development and Learning
- E ED 603 Promoting Young Children's Social and Emotional Development
- E ED 619 Children's Play: Theory and Practice
- E ED 668 Multicultural Education and Social Justice for Young Children
- SPED 671 Positive Behavior Support for Young Children
- SPED 672 Creating Inclusive Learning Environments for Young Children
Curriculum and Methods – Select one of the following.
Observation and Assessment – Select one of the following.
- CFS 420 Observation and Assessment with Children
- E ED 610 Classroom Assessment and Evaluation for Young Children
Special Issues – Choose one course from A and one from B.
A. Administration/ Leadership & Working with Families
- CAD 510 Adult Supervision, Administration & Leadership in Early Childhood Programs
- CFS 324 Administration of Infant/Toddler Programs
- CFS 423 Administration of Programs for Young Children
- E ED 604 Advanced Issues in Collaboration with Families and Communities in ECE
- E ED 607 Leadership and Administration in ECE
- SPED 675 Working with Families of Young Children with Disabilities
B. Curriculum Specialties
- CAD 326 Developing Literacy Skills in Young Children and their Families
(For Jumpstart corps members only, may count only once for credit in the major)
- E ED 613 Integrated Arts Curricula in ECE
- E ED 614 Science, Math, and Technology Curricula in ECE
- E ED 615 Environmental Education in ECE
- E ED 616 Language and Literacy in Multilingual ECE Settings
- MUS 601 Music for Children
Culminating Experience – Courses must be taken concurrently.
- CAD 610 Early Childhood Internship Seminar (1)
- CAD 611 Early Childhood Internship (2)
(Additional 150 hours required prior to internship in a licensed center/program with children birth to 5 yrs. Hours must be documented and on file in the CAD office prior to start of internship. See CAD website for deadline dates).
*Note Elementary Education Policy: 50 hours observation/participation outside the classroom are now required for Elementary Education courses (E ED). If a student takes more than one Elementary Education course per semester, 50 hours are the maximum total required and will count for all Elementary Education courses taken in that specific semester.
Concentration in School Age Child and Family
See general information for all Bachelor of Arts in Child and Adolescent Development majors above.
The School Age Child and Family concentration has been developed for students who wish to work primarily with school age children and their families in settings such as elementary schools, social service agencies, and after school programs. This concentration is recommended as preparation for students who wish to become elementary school teachers, and who, therefore, plan to enroll in a Multiple Subjects Teaching Credential Program.
Core Requirements (see above): 18 units
Concentration in School Age Child and Family — 28 - 29 units
Courses are 3 units unless otherwise indicated.
Language/Reading/Communication Development – Choose one.
- C D 655 Dynamics of Communication Development
- COMM 353 Speech for the Classroom Teacher (4)
- COMM 364 Oral Interpretation of Children's Literature (4)
- COMM 411 Language for Teachers (4)
- COMM 508 Children's Communication (4)
Literature – Choose one.
- AA S 512 Asian American Children's/Adolescent Literature
- CWL 440 Typical American: Narratives of Multiculturalismin the Americas from 1492 to the Present
- ENG 655 Literature and the Adolescent Reader
Mathematics – Both required.
Science – Choose one.
- BIOL 310 Biology for Today's World
- BIOL 313 Principles of Ecology
- BIOL 317 Ecology of California
- BIOL 318 Our Endangered Planet
Physical Education
Social Science – Choose one from either A or B.
- AIS 410 Perspectives of Native California Indians
- GEOG 552 Geography of California
- HIST 450 History of California
- LTNS 315 Latinas/os in California
- GEOG 101 Our Physical Environment
- GEOG 102 The Human Environment (no longer required as partner to GEOG 101)
- GEOG 107 World Regions and Interrelations
Art – Choose one.
- ART 450 Art for Children
- DANC 340 Creative Dance for Children
- MUS 601 Music for Children
- TH A 451 Storytelling and Folk Literature
- TH A 452 Theatre in Education
Capstone Experience – Must be taken concurrently.
Concentration in Youth Work and Out of School Time
See general information for all Bachelor of Arts in Child and Adolescent Development candidates above.
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Wednesday, June 1, 1988 WEBER STATE COLLEGE Vol. 48 No. 74 Utah "big spender" r s. I EVERYONE HAS WALKED through the lobby of sight? The next time you pass through, take a the Union Building. But how many have seen this I look at the ceiling. (Signpost photo: Judd Dundy) Mission statement gets go-ahead by Board of Regents It's official. Wcbcr Suite College has a new mission statement. Last Friday, Utah State Board of Regents unanimously approved the revised statement, which allows for admission requirements for the first time in the college's history. The statement also leaves the door open for graduate-level programs and sets goals for the college to become a leader in stimulating economic development in the community, improving public schools and finding ways to serve the needs of its diverse student groups. WSC President Nadauld told the regents the college had a positive experience in the last few months as its faculty, students and community leaders discussed and debated proposed changes ni the document, according to a Standard-Examiner article. Discussion about the controversial statement began last November during an Issues Forum and progressed through a faculty and staff retreat held during the Martin Luther King holiday. Referring to the process used to develop the revised statement, President Nadauld said "Now as we arc required to make whatever changes arc needed in the future, we will have to keep that discussion very much in the front of our minds." Federal spending in Utah climbed by $204 million or 3.7 percent during the fiscal year ending September 30, 1987. Most of this increase was accounted for by social payments to individuals, which rose by $163 million, and federal salaries and wages, which went up by $39 million last year. These were some of the facts reported by Utah Foundation, a private research organization, in its annual analysis of federal spending in Utah. The study shows that wages, direct benefit payments to individuals, procurement contracts, Utah's economy has a strong orientation toward defense industries. Foundation analysts calculate that Utah's share of the taxes required to pay for all federal outlays last year was $4,754 million, since total federal spending in Utah during 1987 was $5,705 million, Utah realized a "net gain" of about S951 million from federal operations. In other words, federal money coming into Utah from federal spending programs is about 20 percent greater than Utah's share of the taxes needed to finance federal expenditures. Comparison of federal expenditures per capita in Utah and the U.S. 1970-1987 $3,500 $3,000 $2,500 $2,000 $1,500 $1,000 .on '70 75 '80 '81 '82 '83 '84 '85 '86 '87 Utah expenditures per capita 3 U.S. expenditures per capita subsidies and grants to institutions, etc. totalled $5,704,511,000 during the 1986-87 fiscal year. This sum was equal to $3,396 for every man, woman and child residing in the state and represented about 31 percent of the total personal income of the suite. The study notes that per capita federal spending in Utah was significantly above the U.S. average in 1970, but was well below the national average in 1983. A major reason for this shift in federal spending away from Utah during the 1970s and early 1980s was the increased emphasis on social programs during that period. For the most part, Utah docs not participate in federal social programs to the same extent as many of the other suites. Since the early 1980s, federal spending policies have placed more emphasis on defense spending. As a result, per capita federal expenditures in Utah have moved up from 89 percent of the U.S. average in 1983 to 99 percent in 1987. The report cautions, however, that while federal spending in the state may have a stimulating effect on payrolls and local economics, it can create problems for state and local governments. This is especially true in the case of programs that result in a large increase in federal employment but no corresponding rise in the tax base to support state and local service programs. Previous Utah Foundation studies have revealed that only about one-half of the cost of normal stale and local services furnished to a typical Utah family is provided for by the direct suite and local taxes paid by that family. The other half of the cost normally is borne by business and industry operating in the suite. When an employer, such as the federal government, pays no taxes, its employee-: aci'i: ''v can become a net financial liabii:. increased state and local taxes ma, charged to oilier segments of the economy. I 1 I JJ Arts & Entertainment pg. 7 I q Classifieds pg. 11 V"2) News pg. 2 IV"7 pi Opinion pg. 4 II )S Sports pg. 9 I Yf The battle of the sexes rages on, and on, and on . . . see page 7 CJ" 4
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Yup, Sorry, just when I think my ducks are all in a row!!
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