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I have a black apartment. Meaning, I have an apartment that mostly has black walls. It's daring, yes, but I think it works really well in my light-filled Victorian home. It's also really fun to buy furniture and home accessories. I have to be extra careful because, you know, my apartment is black. One of my favorite rooms in my apartment is my home office. It's got a lot of pop, and I spend most of my days there. People always ask me where I bought the furniture and home accessories, so I thought I'd share some of my local finds with you. The white wall stuff is the Algue by Vitra, and it's available at Zinc Details. The waste basket is the Graphic Can by Umbra, and it's available at the Container Store. The desk is the Stockholm Desk and is (gasp!) available at Walmart. The rest of the stuff was purchased either out of town or at the Alameda Flea. What do I love most about my home office? I didn't pay more than $200 for anything in it. Score!
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MONROE, La., (KNOE 8 News) - Dr. Rodney Ellis, Chancellor of Central Louisiana Technical Community College (CLTCC), will hold a series of meetings at all seven college campuses beginning on Thursday February 14 and concluding on Friday, February 22.
During the meetings, Ellis will share his first 100 day plan and vision for the college moving forward. He will also discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the college and how the college's success is vital to the future of Central Louisiana.
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Dr. Ellis was unanimously appointed chancellor of CLTCC on January 4, 2013 by the Louisiana Community and Technical College System Board of Supervisors.
Prior to joining CLTCC, Dr. Ellis worked at Atlanta Technical College for the past twelve years where he has also served as vice president of IT, planning and development and director of institutional development. Prior to his service at Atlanta Technical College, Dr. Ellis served as Institutional Effectiveness Specialist at the Technical College System of Georgia and senior research specialist at the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation. Dr. Ellis earned his doctorate in Higher Education Administration, with a specialization in Community and Technical College Leadership, from the University of Georgia; a Master of Science in Judicial Administration from Auburn University at Montgomery; and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Alabama.
Dr. Ellis has over eighteen years of experience in postsecondary education. Dr. Ellis is also heavily involved in the community. He is a member of the Kiwanis Club of Atlanta, the Atlanta Tech Civitan Club, the Atlanta Airport Chamber of Commerce, and the Atlanta Business League. He is also a member of the Media and Film Community Jobs Task Force, the Atlanta Emerald Cities Green Jobs Task Force and the Atlanta BeltLine Employment Working Group.


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From "Dishwashers" and "Warriors" to "Greenies"
In 1917, the Christ School baseball team defeated the Bingham Military Academy 2-1 to win the Western North Carolina baseball championship. As a reward, the team earned new uniforms and J. Mitchell Taylor '19, a player/manager ordered green ones to replace the mismatched hand-me-down uniforms the teams received from other schools.
The team first wore green in 1919 and since then Christ School's athletic teams have been known as "The Greenies." Prior to that, the teams had sometimes been called the "Warriors" but more frequently the "Dishwashers," alluding to the necessary work each boy had to do. But what was a "Greenie"?
Unsatisfied with the vague and ineffable definitions, the valedictorian of the Class of 2004 summed up a "Greenie" in his own way:
"A 'Greenie' is a man's man and the dream date of every Asheville School girl. He's the life of the party and the man with impeccable manners at every mother's table. When he arrives at Christ School he is scared and alone but when he emerges, he is a man."
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After receiving a nearly perfect score about a year ago, Sombreros Mexican Cantina in Atlanta was told to fine-tune its food safety practices because of a recent unsatisfactory score, according to a Jan. 3 inspection report. And it did.
It received a 99 (A) on a follow-up exam Wednesday — two weeks after it scored a 56 (U). Its grade last April was a 93(A).
Joanna Yim, manager of the restaurant at 411 North Central Ave., said preventative measures, such as retraining and posting of signs that remind workers of procedures, was implemented after an inspector noted the person in charge during the inspection lacked awareness in key areas regarding risk factors and proper retail practices.
"Person in charge, managers or CFSM [certified food safety manager] must be properly trained or retrained," wrote the inspector.
The violations that Sombreros faced were related to temperature controls, date-marking and cleanliness, the report showed. More specifically, the inspector noted soil buildup inside an ice bin, slime/debris accumulation on a soda gun and holster, and no consistent date-marking procedure for food held more than 24 hours.
Other citations included improper strength for the sanitizing solution used for wiping cloths and "clean dishes stored on a dirty surface in the kitchen and at the bar," the report showed.
To maintain high-level standards, Yim said the necessary employees were signed up for more food safety classes.
Here are other recent inspection scores from restaurants across the area.
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Northwest Public Schools in Grand Island is bringing up an old debate.
At a school board retreat this week discussion of a new middle school brought some issues back to the forefront.
Right now there are four elementary schools that serve kindergarten through 8th grade.
The Northwest Superintendent says middle school aged kids are missing opportunities.
"We're going to be able to offer them vocational classes. We're going to be able to offer them a self-contained art instructor, something we don't have now. They would have an opportunity to have larger groups for music." Said Matt Fisher, Superintendent, Northwest Public Schools.
Fisher says the board discussed building a new school near the High School.
That would mean a bond issue, a concept that failed five years ago.


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From an East End working class background to the highest legal post in the land, Baroness Scotland talks to Corinne McPartland about her epic journey.
Baroness Scotland has had a fight on her hands ever since she was appointed Attorney General back in June 2007. Not only was she the first black woman to fill the post since it was created in 1315, she was also charged with restoring public confidence in the role.
When her predecessor, staunch Blairite Lord Goldsmith, resigned he left behind him a shaky public image of the role of Attorney General. Goldsmith will largely be remembered for a series of controversial decisions he made during his six-year tenure not least his notorious advice on the legality of the 2003 invasion of Iraq and his role in the decision to drop the investigation into alleged corrupt dealings between BAE Systems and the Saudi government.
But proving people wrong is something that comes naturally to Scotland, as she has had to constantly swim against the tide to get to where she is today.
I was state educated, I came from Walthamstow, I didnt go to Oxbridge, Im black, Im female, Im a socialist, says Scotland while leaning back in her red leather chair (a new addition to the previously dark and masculine office she moved into). If I had one leg and been homosexual I think I would have had everything.
But going into the legal profession was not always top of Scotlands dream job list. She claims she had always wanted to be a modern expressionist ballet dancer right up until she was 17 years old.
I loved dancing, it was the only thing that lit up my life and I wanted to do more than anything at all. But basically my parents wouldnt let me, explains Scotland.
Born in 1955 in Dominica, the tenth of 12 children, Scotland came to the UK when she was two and was raised in Walthamstow, East London.
I was growing up in London in the late 1950s, and England in those days had quite limited aspirations for black kids. You could run, you could dance, but you couldnt have any job which involved intellectual rigor, and my father was really clear that I had a brain and I had to use it. Im a disappointed ballerina.
I stopped dancing when I was 17 and I havent danced since, explains Scotland.
But bolstered by her parents, who she hails as inspirational, she put down her dancing shoes and went in search of a career that would satisfy her sense of justice and social responsibility.
My father was forever saying that God had given every single one of us a talent and its our job to find what that talent is, to hone it and then use it for the benefit of other people, she recalls. He thought that if we came into the world we had to make it better, and if we couldnt make it better we had to make absolutely sure we didnt do it any harm.
So after undertaking a law degree at Mid Essex Technical College (now Anglia Ruskin University) Scotland had to decide whether to train as a barrister or a solicitor.
She smiles as she remembers. I realised that I liked to be the final arbiter, she says. I like to be the person who makes the final decision and I never thought Id be very good at being employed by anybody. That was the thing that made me think Id rather go for the bar.
But the UK was a very different place back then and expectations of people from ethnic minorities were fairly low. Not only was Scotland a woman, she was also black and had been state educated. So she is, she says, used to confronting other peoples preconceptions about her.
But the harsh criticism she received throughout her training only fed her ambition and desire to prove her doubters wrong. She even remembers being told that there was a direct pecking order at the bar white males, black males, white females and then black females.
I wasnt afraid of failing because Id been brought up to believe that there was no disgrace in failure. The disgrace was in not having tried, recalls Scotland.
At 35 she became the youngest-ever female QC and the youngest person to take silk since William Pitt the Younger.
Since becoming Attorney General Scotland has championed many issues close to her heart, including acting against domestic violence. As a young barrister in the 1970s she became aware of just how prevalent a problem it was while she was practising family law.
It was a real privilege to be in a situation where women recovered. Especially to watch a woman, who had no sense of self and had been totally destroyed by what had happened to her during her marriage, grow and change. Its about watching peoples lives be transformed by the protection that the law can give, she says.
Scotland has presided over a programme to help tackle domestic violence, which has included the introduction of specialist sexual advisers who are attached to courts to help victims alleging rape or other sexual violence, as well as domestic assaults. The project works with local teams made up of specialist magistrates, prosecutors, trained police and support agencies.
We knew we had to change their confidence levels, because quite often when women are battered they end up going back to their abusers again because they dont feel they have choices, explains Scotland. They really need someone to stand with them, to plan it with them and to say, Look you can do this. And when this happens you can see a woman be totally changed by the experience.
She claims her efforts have made a huge difference. Theres been a 59 per cent decline in the incidence of domestic violence between 1997 and 2007-08. Furthermore, the success rate on prosecuting domestic violence continues to improve, she enthuses.
The experience she gained from working as a minister for the Home Office, where she had responsibility for the crime reduction strategy and youth crime, helped her to understand just how domestic violence has a knock-on effect on society as a whole.
When she looked more closely at the backgrounds of the women who had been incarcerated at Holloway Prison in North London, she found that 89 per cent of them had a history of being victim to domestic violence or sexual abuse.
Then she looked at male prisons and the youth justice system and found that a disproportionate number of those men and children came from homes that were blighted by domestic violence.
When you talk to them and peel it back, its because theyve had dysfunctional relationships, asserts Scotland. So addressing domestic violence was clearly going to impact on a number of victims, who then became perpetrators of crime and ended up in our prisons.
It is clear that the capacity to help protect children and women is an element of the role of Attorney General that Scotland takes particularly seriously, not least as a mother of two school-age children.
She introduced the crime of familial homicide, which closed a legal loophole that allowed those jointly accused of the murder of a child or vulnerable adult to escape justice by remaining silent or blaming each other. This charge was used in the recent Baby P case.
One of the things that had really upset me during the years of doing childrens cases was that so many people were killing children and getting away with it, she says. So if you had two or three people who were engaged in the death of a child, because you werent able to say which of them it was if they just kept silent, basically they were let off.
I created and I take full responsibility for all those people who dont like it familial homicide, because I thought there must be a way of making those who are culpable and responsible, responsible in law.
Pro bono is another issue that Scotland had clearly marked on her to do list as Attorney General. She has recently launched an international database of pro bono work with the aim of encouraging best practice in the field.
Scotland says the database will enable those working on international pro bono projects to take a more strategic approach to the work. In addition, she thinks it will be a valuable tool for attracting new legal resources.
The international pro bono database will really make a difference, because I think were globally responsible for one another. The rule of law cant just prevail in this country it has to mean something, she claims.
But Scotland does not just think pro bono work should start with international law firms. She believes that it is part of every good lawyers DNA and that it should be carried out by students in a bid to make their studies come to life.
Id recommend every single law student to get involved with a law clinic at university. And if their university hasnt got one, I recommend that they go and make one. Most universities that have done this have seen that those who participate in law clinics do about 25 per cent better than anybody else, she enthuses.
Talking with Scotland, you get caught up in her infectious sense of humour, enthusiasm for her career and what she stands for. But how does this highly powered woman manage to juggle being a parent, a wife and the countrys top legal adviser? Surely her story is not reflective of what is really going on with women at the bar.
I think that all of us on either side of the profession realise that it gets harder as you get more senior because the hours get longer, and therefore trying to get that work-life balance gets harder. Im always espousing the benefits of work-life balance, but I try really hard not to think about mine, giggles Scotland.
Although top City law firms are lacking in female talent at the top of the food chain, 41 per cent of women working in the Civil Service are in senior roles, claims Scotland.
Its important to have the option of flexi-working, either working from home or part-time, she insists. We have senior women doing senior jobs part-time. Weve been able to keep hold of our women because weve created an environment that enables them to look after their kids, have a life and do some fantastic work for this country.
As our interview comes to a close I ask Scotland if she has any parting words of advice for all those who have not gone to the right school, or even been born under the right postcode and are still desperate to reach for their dreams.
She smiles and tells me that is an easy question to answer. Be true to yourself, really focus and dont be discouraged because people say you cant do things, she says. If Id listened to all the people who said I cant, I wouldnt have done anything. Just remember that if you have the talent, courage and passion, you can, you can, you can.
Attorney Generals remit
The Attorney General is the Governments chief legal adviser, advising on domestic and international law.
Baroness Scotland oversees the small Attorney Generals Office and also has responsibility for the Treasury Solicitors Department, which acts on her behalf when representation in court is required.
Scotland also has supervisory powers over prosecutions, including the Crown Prosecution Service, the Serious Fraud Office and the Revenue and Customs Prosecutions Office.
The Attorney General role also has public interest functions. The Baroness can, for example, refer unduly lenient sentences to the Court of Appeal and intervene in certain proceedings to protect charities.
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The Chipotle Mexican Grill in the new Countryside Marketplace is throwing a "free burrito day" at its new Menifee location at Countryside Marketplace....
Thursday, January 15th – Free Burrito Day – 11 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
30024 Haun Rd
Menifee, CA 92584
Basically, anyone can walk in and get a free burrito of their choosing.
Then on the following day, January 16, the Menifee Chipotle will have it's first official opening.
Chipotle Mexican Grill is a like a "fresh-mex" style of fast-food, along the same lines as a Baja Fresh. Except they have this "Food With Integrity" manifesto, where they claim to use meat and cheeses from animals that were raised humanely, and not treated with anibiotics or growth hormones, and where they don't force animals to eat pelletized renderings of their own dead. If eating burritos could ever be construed as "healthy" then maybe Chipotle is it?
But to make things doubly better, Chipotle will be opening up a new location in Hemet, just a week later, and that one will also be giving away free burritos. That means you can get two free burritos in a span of one week...
Thursday, January 22nd – Free Burrito Day – 11 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
2465 West Florida Ave.
Hemet, CA 92545
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The Chipotle Mexican Grill in the new Countryside Marketplace is throwing a "free burrito day" at its new Menifee location at Countryside Marketplace....
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- AnonymousJanuary 08, 2009 7:44 AM
I like free burritos. S.O.M.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 08, 2009 8:49 AM
Chipotles is one of our favorites! Just try the Barbacoa(?) or their steak tacoes with the corn salsa - YUMM! They also have the best Guacamole ever eaten!ReplyDelete
Is anyone familiar with the "Breakfast Club", i.e. chain? private ownership ?, only breakfast food ?, etc?
Great that we are now getting a variety of good food places near us. NOW we need a good steak place!
I don't know what's happened at the Menifee Lakes Country Club, but their food sure has taken a hit in its quality...not enough eaters or what? Its the most upscale place we have around here for functions (yes, I know, its not the Ritz, but its nice)which should make it more popular for functions or just a good, quiet lunch or dinner!
Yum yum,ReplyDelete
Maybe my college kid will visit home now that we have these new places.
- AnonymousJanuary 08, 2009 8:35 PM
I wouldn't exactly call Chipotle "healthy"... If you check the nutritional info on their web page you'll know what I mean! But yes it is delicious! Just don't try to tell me it is "healthy"ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 08, 2009 9:43 PM
Hard to believe Chipotle is owned by McDonaldsReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 09, 2009 9:37 AM
Yum yum? Chipotle serves up the worst "mexican" food I have ever had! I won't even bother getting a free burrito, in fact they should pay us to eat the tasteless slop they serve. I have no affiliation with Carnitas Express but there is where to get really good Mexican food. I was hoping for Baja Fresh or Rubios or something decent like that, not some bland upscale Taco Bell. Sorry for the negativity, but I really like food that taste good.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 09, 2009 10:29 AM
Okay, now we're hearing about healthy eating....only way to actually do that is to fix all your meals at home! I'll eat at these places and you stay home.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 09, 2009 11:15 AM
If you want healthy eating try the New Pizza Fusion in Temecula.ReplyDelete
Its an all organic menu, that has not GM food, no hydrogenated oils, not nitrites, no preservatives, no hormones, no pesticides pizza.
Its the best tasting pizza. They have been featured on CNN, sundane channel, NY times.... and they have only been open for 2 months. They also offer glutten free if for allergies or so... Thank you Pizza Fusion
- AnonymousJanuary 10, 2009 12:02 PM
glutten or gluten? My first thought was that someone slaps you if you ask for a second piece of pizza! Ha ha!ReplyDelete
I think Chipotle is great! It's just that the burritos cost so much. I wish they had more choices though. Oh well, I am still glad that they are opening up. By the way, it's a nice touch for them to offer free burritos for their opening. Go Chipotle!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 11, 2009 6:54 AM
It is so nice to have more restaurant choices here in Menifee. They all seem to be pretty busy and doing pretty well - I wonder if those who "backed out" will reconsider now? What happened to BJ's and TGIFridays??? I know they would do well if they come.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 11, 2009 11:14 AM
I thought TGIFriday's was coming to Menifee, and I was looking forward to it. I wouldn't mind having a Greek restaurant in Menifee, like the Santorini's in Scripps Ranch.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 12, 2009 7:05 AM
BJ's isn't coming in until 2010, at least thats what I read from past articles on here. I think TJIFridays backed off, not sure. Same goes with Round Table pizza. I also agree on the Chipotle comments, too high price & the burritos aren't that good.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 12, 2009 2:37 PM
Round Table pizza is going in at the Orchard's shopping center, so is El Pollo and Marshall's according to the blue prints they show you at Dixieline. (Clinton Keith & 215).ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 13, 2009 8:49 AM
Since we're still seeing new comments on this article, I'll ask again: What exactly is The Breakfast Club? Breakfast only or a regular IHOP type restaurant?ReplyDelete
I'd like to see a 'informational type' column for asking ongoing questions, at least for awhile until our community gets established. Maybe we could head it "Just Ask", "What's This", etc.
- AnonymousJanuary 15, 2009 12:48 AM
I wrote comment letter and email to Rubios many times to request to have Rubios in Menifee, CA instead driving to Murrieta and Temecula. Rubios dont listen people's comment.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 15, 2009 8:24 AM
To Anonymous, at January 13, 2009, 8:49 AM:ReplyDelete
I've never heard of The Breakfast Club restaurant, so I looked it up online. Their website is thebreakfastclubrestaurant.com. Their menu looks pretty good and it features a wide variety of breakfast and lunch items. I guess you could say it's fairly similar to IHOP, but I wouldn't mind giving it a try. :)
- AnonymousJanuary 15, 2009 5:29 PM
I don't think they are one in the same (Breakfast club, that is). The one on the internet is in Michigan and the logo's are not the same.ReplyDelete
I asked the Chamber if they knew anything about The Breakfast Club, and they really didn't know. An intern there said that there's another business under the same name that's an investment firm, but I doubt that's what this is. The Chamber said that they'll begin working on the interior pretty soon. I also contacted Donahue Schriber, but no response yet.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 15, 2009 7:14 PM
It amazes me of how informative and helpful this 24/7 site is! And such a neat feeling - almost like chatting over a backfence with clotheslines! I know all you young'ins weren't around to remember, but many years ago there was a radio program (don't think it was on TV) called "Don McNeil and the Breakfast Club" that was just a delightful morning show. Sorta like the Art Linkletter of his days...ReplyDelete
I heard that Chipotle's has had a long line all day..not surprising! Just hope they left me some Guacamole !
- AnonymousJanuary 15, 2009 7:49 PM
Thanks for the info on Chipotle's. I'm so happy that they did not put in a Baja Fresh or as I call it Baja Bland. Chipotles at least has spice and flavor unlike the extremely BLAND food that Baja's serves.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 16, 2009 9:36 AM
To Anonymous, at January 15, 2009 5:29 PM: Thanks for clearing that up for me. :) Does anyone else know about The Breakfast Club?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 16, 2009 12:11 PM
I love all the restraunts but I would really love to see an edwards movie theatre go in. Can we talk about that enough to raise an eyebrow????ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 16, 2009 1:03 PM
I've been saying the same thing ever since moving here. I think a movie theater is a marvelous idea, and I hope we get one soon.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 17, 2009 4:09 PM
NO MOVIE theatres for Menifee, they bring the scum that hangout all night long and cause trouble. Put it somewhere else.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 18, 2009 3:57 PM
Ya know, I have contacted the Menifee Chamber a couple of times and they never have the answer. Once was a phone call the other I actually stepped into the office. The receptionist didn't have the answer so she asked the gal in the back office and she seemed put out, and she didn't have the anwer. Is the Chamber suppose to know goings on around town? What exactly is their function?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 25, 2009 9:36 AM
If Menifee ever decides to put in a movie theater, I would be very pleased. I haven't lived here very long, but I think it would be a lot of fun if Menifee held a fair (games and prizes, petting zoo, bounce house, snacks, etc.). It would also be great to hold a chili cook-off or a barbecue during the summer. I'm sure there are plenty of Menifee residents who have outstanding culinary skills!ReplyDelete


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|ECO: A Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians
|Reformed Evangelical
|Rev. Dana Allin[1]
|World Communion of Reformed Churches (provisional member)[2]
|Santa Barbara, California
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|Presbyterian Church (USA)
|151 (as of 9-12-14)[3]
|Official website
ECO: A Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians is an evangelical Presbyterian denomination in the United States. It was established in 2012 by former congregations and members of the Presbyterian Church (USA). As a Presbyterian church, ECO adheres to Reformed theology and Presbyterian polity.
"ECO" is not an acronym. The denomination's name represents its three-fold commitment to make disciples of Jesus Christ (Evangelical), connect leaders through accountable relationships and encourage collaboration (Covenant), and commit to a shared way of life together (Order). The name "ECO" also speaks to the commitment to "strengthen the 'ecosystems' of local churches" by providing the environment and resources to produce healthy churches.[5]
Plans for establishing what would become ECO were initiated in January 2012 by the Fellowship of Presbyterians, an umbrella organization of theologically conservative Presbyterians.[6] ECO was conceived of as an alternative to the Presbyterian Church (USA), which theologically conservative Presbyterians considered too liberal. In particular, the Presbyterian Church (USA)'s decision to lift its ban on non-celibate gay and lesbian clergy in 2011 led a number of congregations to search for an alternative Presbyterian denomination. While other conservative Presbyterian churches in the United States existed, most of these, with the exception of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, did not permit female clergy.[7]
The beliefs of ECO are expressed in a statement of Essential Tenets.[8] The Essential Tenets affirm that the Old and New Testaments are infallible and authoritative, containing everything necessary for faith and life.[9] In common with other Christians, ECO believes in the doctrine of the Trinity and the Incarnation—the "two central Christian mysteries"—and that the only hope of salvation and adoption as children of God is God's grace in Jesus Christ.[10] Reflecting its Reformed heritage, ECO believes that, as a consequence of the Fall of Man, humans lost free will and are incapable of turning towards God. Salvation is only made possible by the irresistible grace of God, who chose the elect before the world was created.[11]
The Essential Tenets explain that within the church God's grace is received through the preaching of the Word of God, the administration of the sacraments of baptism and the Lord's Supper, and church discipline.[12] ECO practices open communion.[13] The offices of teaching elder, deacon, and ruling elder correspond to Christ's three-fold office of prophet, priest, and king. Because it believes that both men and women are called to all ministries in the church, ECO ordains women. (It does not ordain non-celibate gay and lesbian clergy.) It also believes that all church members are to embody the three-fold offices in their daily lives by sharing and enacting the Gospel and extending the lordship of Jesus Christ.[14] According to the Essential Tenets, progressive sanctification is an expected characteristic of a Christian life. This includes a life of prayer, regular self-examination (especially guided by the Ten Commandments), and sincere confession of sin.[15]
While ECO recognizes the Bible as the primary authority governing matters of faith and doctrine, the Essential Tenets affirm the Book of Confessions as a faithful explanation of scriptural truth and a subordinate standard of doctrine.[16] The Book of Confessions, inherited from the Presbyterian Church (USA), includes the following creeds, confessions, and catechisms:[17]
- Nicene Creed
- Apostles' Creed
- Scots Confession
- Heidelberg Catechism
- Second Helvetic Confession
- Westminster Confession of Faith with the Shorter and Larger Catechisms
- Barmen Declaration
- Confession of 1967
- A Brief Statement of Faith (written in 1983 for the creation of the Presbyterian Church (USA))
ECO follows presbyterian polity. While originally, congregations were organized into the Presbytery of the East and the Presbytery of the West, divided by the Mississippi River, to accommodate growth from more congregations splintering off of the PC(USA), the denomination created new presbyteries out of the old ones in February 2014.[18] The Presbytery of the East was divided into the Presbytery of Florida, the Presbytery of the Northeast (Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, and state to their east and north), the Great Lakes Presbytery (Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin) and the East Central Presbytery ,(Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland, Washington D.C., remaining southern states east of the Mississippi River, including Louisiana). Meanwhile, the Presbytery of the West was divided into the Presbytery of the Northwest (Oregon, Washington and Alaska), the Presbytery of Texas, the Presbyteries of Northern and Southern Califiornia, and the Presbytery of the West (all other states west of the Mississippi River, including Minnesota).[18]
A synod is the chief decision making body of the denomination.[19]
As of June 20, 2014 ECO had in California 24 churches, and Pennsylvania 23 churches. These 2 states have the highest ECO membership rate. Followed by Washington(12), Florida(11 churches), Colorado(8), Texas(8). Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina, Alaska each has 6 ECO congregations. ECO is also present in Oregon(5), Virginia(4), Ohio(3), Kentucky(2), New Jersey(2), and Minnesota, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Illinois, Iowa, Alabama with 1 congregations.[20]
- ^ De Guzman, Zaimarie, Fort Pierce pastor to head new Evangelical Covenant Order, Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers, May 26, 2012, accessed May 27, 2012.
- ^ "ECO received as a member-church of WCRC" (June 3, 2013), The Layman Online. Accessed June 5, 2013.
- ^ ECO Members.
- ^ ECO Blog (August 22, 2014), "ECO Blog", ECO Blog. Accessed August 22, 2014.
- ^ "Our Name", ECO: A Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians. Accessed June 5, 2013.
- ^ "Our Story", The Fellowship of Presbyterians. Accessed June 5, 2013.
- ^ Daniel Burke (January 21, 2012), "Conservative Presbyterians in U.S. launch new denomination", The Presbyterian Outlook. Accessed June 5, 2013.
- ^ Essential Tenets and Confessional Standards. ECO:A Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians. Accessed June 5, 2013.
- ^ Essential Tenets I, p. 2.
- ^ Essential Tenets II-III.A, pp. 2-4.
- ^ Essential Tenets III.B, p. 4.
- ^ Essential Tenets III.C, p. 4.
- ^ ECO Polity and Discipline, Polity 1.0302, p. 5. Accessed June 5, 2013.
- ^ Essential Tenets III.D, pp. 4-5.
- ^ Essential Tenets III.E, p. 5.
- ^ Essential Tenets and Confessional Standards I, pp. 2, 7.
- ^ Essential Tenets and Confessional Standards, p. 6.
- ^ a b Nathan Key "ECO forms new Presbyteries," The Layman Online February 14th, 2013, retrieved February 27th, 2014 http://www.layman.org/eco-forms-new-presbyteries/
- ^ ECO Polity, ECO: A Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians. Accessed June 5, 2013.
- ^ http://eco-pres.org/membership/eco-members/
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Book of Confessions of the Presbyterian Church (USA)
- Disaffected Presbyterians Announce New Evangelical Body
- Conservative Presbyterians in U.S. Launch New Denomination


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Berkeley acupuncturist finds bliss in seasonal food
"We Americans are eating ourselves to death" sounds like a total Debbie Downer way to begin a book, doesn't it? But the recently released cookbook Real Food All Year, by Berkeley's Nishanga Bliss, offers an opportunity to explore seasonal eating in tandem with the principles of Chinese medicine and holistic nutrition in a manner that isn't overly negative or earnest.
Bliss, a professor of Chinese medicine at the Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College (AIMC) in downtown Berkeley, where she works as an acupuncturist, nutritionist and herbalist, peppers her book, published by local press New Harbinger, with her professional expertise. She focuses on the healing potential of seasonal eating and cooking to support the health of key organs and overall energy.
So readers will find cheery chapters such as "Feeling Spring," which encourages eaters to embrace the appearance of fresh, new greens at the market, cleanse, detoxify the liver, and cook for shorter times, with less oil, and lower temperatures than in winter. … Continue reading »
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Two of the four panelists hailed from Berkeley. Three Stone Hearth's Jessica Prentice, previously profiled on Berkeleyside, talked about her cooperative kitchen model. Cathy Goldsmith represented The Cheese Board Collective.
Beyond the obvious culinary connection, each business is unique. What they have in common? A desire to build community — of workers, artisans, and customers — around their real food ventures.
Case in point: The Cheese Board Collective, which has served as a beloved anchor institution in Berkeley's Gourmet Ghetto for more than 40 years.
Goldsmith, who has a restaurant background, has been a worker-owner at The Cheese Board for 16 years. She likes to say that the collective got going "back in the day" and people who work there do everything "from soup to nuts." What that means is the 52-year-old finds herself serving cheese one day, rolling out dough the next, dealing with health insurance and other human resource issues on another, along with stocking bread bags, sweeping floors, and scrubbing toilets.
Goldsmith also tends to do the collective's media outreach, though she declined to be photographed for this story because, perhaps fittingly for a collective owner-worker, she wanted the spotlight to be on the group — which numbers more than 45 — not on any one individual. … Continue reading »
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Jessica Prentice's claim to fame comes from coining the term locavore, chosen as the 2007 Word of the Year by the New Oxford American Dictionary.
The New York City-trained natural chef lives and breathes the locavore lifestyle. She is a co-founder of Three Stone Hearth, a community supported kitchen cooperative on University Avenue, which sells nutrient-dense, prepared foods (think soups and stews in bone broth made from scratch), and co-creator of the Local Foods Wheel, a whimsically illustrated guide to local, seasonal and ecologically-sound eating.
Prentice, 41, is the author of Full Moon Feast: Food and the Hunger for Connection, and one of the women profiled in Temra Costa's recent book Farmer Jane: Women Changing the Way We Eat.
She lives in Richmond Annex with her partner, fellow food advocate Jacob Wright who works at the Center for Ecoliteracy, and their 16-month-old son.
We sat down to talk at Three Stone's communal table. Prentice nursed a large mason jar of reverse-osmosis filtered water spiked with trace mineral drops.
What do you like about running a food business in Berkeley?
We attract open-minded, forward-thinking people who want to eat well. I love the diversity of our kitchen volunteers and apprentices.
One of our volunteers is a follower of The Hate Man, who espouses oppositional thinking. At first I just thought he was kind of intense and eccentric; he only ever wears a skirt. He's worked with us for three years — he sears the meats for us on Tuesday nights. Now I know that I have to just make commands: "go to the walk-in and get whatever", without saying please or thank you. If I ask him how his day is he'll say "bad", and when I introduce him to new volunteers I let them know that they need to say "I hate you" to him as a greeting.
We also have a lot of transgender volunteers. People you call "he" but they're on their period. We have plenty of only-in-Berkeley moments.
What's challenging about owning a food co-op in town?
This is an expensive area and our community cooking business wouldn't work if we had to pay all our kitchen workers. Labor is expensive. But we give people commercial culinary experience cooking high quality food in exchange for labor.
What kind of customers do you attract?
We have a cutting-edge group of customers that fall into several sub-sets. We have a lot of followers of the Weston A. Price diet, a nutrient-dense way of eating. We have people with kids who want their children to eat healthy. And we have people who have been through a major life-changing illness like cancer, come out the other side, and want to take care of their bodies. We get a lot of people who are interested in healing practices, and we get our share of wealthy customers who can afford to eat this way and just think it's a good idea.
People who come to us know that good food is an investment — our meats are pasture raised, our produce is organic, we even use biodynamic raisins. It's quality, nutrient-rich food so you need less of it but you pay a bit more for it.
Are there any misperceptions about the food scene here?
Eating locally is elitist — a notion that needs to be questioned.
It comes down to priorities and choices. Think about the amount of money that people — of all races — spend on their hair. You could buy a lot of good food with the money some people spend on hair treatments and products.
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Berkeleysiders interested in food and farming may find themselves torn between two edible events being held downtown — or bouncing between both this Thursday.
The Earth Island Institute and VegNews Magazine host a hot-topic debate: "Can You Be a 'Good Environmentalist' and Still Eat Meat?" In one corner, Nicolette Hahn Niman, a Marin rancher and author of Righteous Porkchop, who believes there is an ecologically sustainable way to eat animals. Niman's … Continue reading »
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Trendtotting: Wooden Toys
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Everything cycles back — bell bottoms, shift dresses, even leggings! And, the trend applies to baby toys. If it's old school, it's the new cool and wooden toys are the current comeback kid.
Maybe it's nostalgia that makes us buy wooden stacking rings, puzzles, trains, blocks, musical instruments and activity centers, but parenting groups say the toys are safer to play with since they are made of natural materials.
Oompa, Melissa and Doug, and Plan Toys have great selections. Who knew a timber tambourine would buy so much peace of mind?
bugness 6 years
Maybe one of the reasons for the comeback in wooden toys is the alarming number of recalls on mainstream toys?
cbgmick 6 years
Stellabella is a GREAT toy store!!! Henry Bear's Park is another great local store. Melissa & Doug are really good values for the $$... ALSO... TJ MAXX often has a really big selection of M&D for like $3. I do try to visit my local independent stores as much as possible for toys and clothing, but TJ MAXX etc. can give you some really great values.
colieoats 6 years
When we took our son to our local pumpkin patch we picked up a really cool wooden truck from their gift shop. My son LOVES it. It's such a simple toy, but that's the beauty in it.
htiduj 6 years
i love the melissa and doug toys, but i have to say that i have had two problems with the quality already. one was a simple wooden stacking toy - the stick for the stacking rings came off. and another was a puzzle piece that broke in half, and puzzle pieces that werent sanded down properly. but, i have to give credit where credit is due. i called the company and they replaced the toys - and so far there has been now trouble with the new ones. so be careful when you buy, examine it first to make sure its not defective!
simplysorry 6 years
I love wooden toys! So when I found a old school toy store during my vacation in Paris, I stocked up on several toys for my nieces!
demeter 6 years
I'm not really a fan of wooden toys.
hvnly34 6 years
I will have to check those toy makers out. Buying toys is so scary now-a-days with all the recalls :oy:
Miss-Hannigan 6 years
I am due in January, and I am going to try to keep all my little one's toys wooden. Non toxic and safe!
amber_castaldo 6 years
My son loves this toy. We got it as a gift but it was purchased at our local toy store.
Saturn9 6 years
Seconding the Haba love. Ikea is one of my favorite places for toys, including wooden toys. My daughter loves to play on all the kid furniture, and the 99cent breakfast is perfect for a mid-morning snack.
POPSUGAR-Celebrity 6 years
I love Melissa and Doug also. Katie has a bunch of their puzzles. She loves them!
mj 6 years
haba too! so cute.
jennifer76 6 years
I LOVE Melissa and Doug. When my first was born, I was a total nazi about toys - didn't want anything that lit up or made noise. Those toys play with themselves! Spark the imagination! I've laxed up a little since then. But, I (and the kids) still love the wooden toys.
cutecurls 6 years
I've already warned the family - when we have children I will pick out the toys and if they give us something from toys r us I will donate them. I'm so into wooden, and creative toys, not the fisher price/generic ones. I mean the toys will end up all over the house, they better be attractive.
Novaraen 6 years
My boys had some wooden stacking rings...BUT...heres my beef with them. One...they are super heavy and at 2-1/2, my boys tend to drop things or toss them and with those rings being so heavy, they caused injury. Second...because they are wooden, they tend to be glued together, not properly fastened. So the pole for the wooden rings came out of its base, once the glue started working loose. Just an FYI. :D
fragiletearz 6 years
I have a set of the wooden stacking toys, My son pretty much loves them!
elizabelle 6 years
I love Stellabella Toys! I've been browsing toy stores recently, trying to decide how I'm going to spoil my soon-arriving niece/nephew. Wooden seems a great way to go... p.s. don't you just love the word "xylophone"?
4BYRDS 6 years
I found my daughters some wooden stacking rings for a dollar at the store a few months ago. They play with the all the time. It's definately one of their favorite toys. I even gave the plastic stacking rings away.
DesignRchic 6 years
The stores name I forgot to mention is called "Stellabella Toys" and the toys are educational and developmental.
DesignRchic 6 years
There's this Toy store in Cambridge, MA that sells nothing but wooden toys like these. And they're so cute!
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Its an overwhelming yellow colour all over the city of Bangalore.
All local newspapers, magazines and blogs are writing about the same thing. The Yellow Tabebuia blooms!!!
Exotic these trees may be but when one sees smiles running across faces of all during seasons of these blooms, one ends up appreciating the efforts of landscapers and botanists who planned these flowering trees all over Bangalore with this intention.
Many thanks to Krumbiegal, and his disciples Dr.H.Marigowda and Javaraya for spreading happiness each season.


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Firefighter safety legislation sponsored by Senator Charles J. Fuschillo, Jr. (8th Senate District), was recently signed into law by Governor George E. Pataki and will warn firefighters if they are entering a building consisting of truss construction.
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Alec Baldwin pays tribute to late co-star Elaine Stritch
'30 Rock' actor Alec Baldwin has paid tribute to his late co-star Elaine Stritch on Twitter, after she passed away on Thursday (17.07.14)
Alec Baldwin has paid tribute to late co-star Elaine Stritch.
The 56-year-old actor has hailed the Broadway legend - who played his mother on hit sitcom '30 Rock' - as ''one in a million'' in an emotional homage following her death at her home in Michigan at the age of 89 yesterday (17.07.14).
In a series of tweets, Alec wrote: ''A woman that I loved and admired, and a true one in a million, has gone to her rest.
''I'm sure that even God is a bit nervous right now. I love you, Elaine.''
He later shared a photo of himself and Elaine accompanied by the caption: ''Thanks to all who took time to remember the one and only Elaine Stritch...''
Alec was not the only celebrity to pay tribute to the great actress.
'Girls' star Lena Dunham also posted a suitably funny message dedicated to Elaine on Twitter, writing: ''Here's to the lady who lunched: Elaine Stritch, we love you. May your heaven be a booze-soaked, no-pants solo show at the Carlyle. Thank you.''
Lena went on to post a photo of Elaine laughing as she enjoyed an ice cream to her Instagram account.
Mia Farrow also used social media to reflect on Elaine's passing as she tweeted: ''I suspect Elaine Stritch won't know how to rest-in-peace! Iconic entertainer, force of nature, my wonderful movie-mom.''
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Grilla Bites— named for the grilled sandwiches the menu is built around — recently opened its third location in Salt Lake City.
The restaurant was started in Redding, Calif., by the president of an organic food company. It focuses on organic and local foods "whenever possible." There also is a location in Snohomish, Washington.
The menu includes freshly made juices and smoothies ($4.75-$5.50); hamburgers made from vegetables, tempeh, beef or bison ($9.50, plus $1 for bison); sandwiches including grilled cheese (three types), turkey and soy bacon or thai tuna ($6.25 for a half sandwich and $9.50 average for a full).
Kids' items include pasta, a rice bowl, chicken nuggets and a hot dog, all $4.95.
The dinner menu includes vegetarian lasagna and "meatloaf", as well as quesadillas and nachos.
Where » 49 E. Gallivan Ave, Salt Lake City; 801-456-2425
Open » Monday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; suppers after 5 p.m.
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Updated: November 24, 2012 6:07AM
Patricia Ann Mileski was a therapist who served more than 30 years in the field of mental health specializing in drug and alcohol abuse.
The former South Barrington resident designed mental health curriculum for Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge and worked as a senior addictions counselor for both Advocate Health Care and Barrington Youth & Family Services.
"She was very thorough, and she connected well with people," said Rochelle Schulman, executive director of Barrington Youth & Family Services. "She had a pretty diverse population [of clients.] She was very comfortable with herself, so she could sit down with anybody and focus on them."
Mrs. Mileski, who also was a talented musician and once performed as a background singer for Santana, Neil Young and Rita Coolidge, died Oct. 11 of liver cancer at Midwest Palliative & Hospice CareCenter in Glenview. She was 60.
Using a holistic approach to treatment, Mrs. Mileski addressed multiple outside factors affecting her clients, such as family, belief system and lifestyle. She was also fascinated with the brain and took a particular interest in mind/body connections, according to one of her daughters, Kara Mileski.
Once, to learn about how physical health and nature influences mental well-being, she visited Switzerland with co-workers and together they climbed the Swiss Alps.
"It was a really empowering experience," her daughter Kara said. "She learned how important the outdoors and the wilderness are to clearing your mind. She was very clinical, but she also had that side to her that was very creative."
Connecting to nature was important to Mrs. Mileski. For the last eight years, she lived in Montana and often got outside, whether it was hiking, snowshoeing or skiing, to breathe in the fresh mountain air.
Julie Wentworth, a family friend who lived for a brief time with Mrs. Mileski in Montana, remembered how much Mrs. Mileski admired the morning sun rising over the mountains.
"Pat would always be looking out the window," Wentworth said. "She was so engrossed in the moment. You could see how content she was."
As she did with Wentworth, Mrs. Mileski frequently opened her home to those in need. When Myles O'Dell was a boy, he and his mom stayed with Mrs. Mileski while his parents were going through a divorce.
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Mrs. Mileski raised three kids of her own, but many others knew her as a mother figure as well.
"She had this healing energy," said Rebecca Everly, a family friend. "Whether you were aching from anxiety or aching from a bump on the knee, she was just always taking care of people."
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Mrs. Mileski was a faithful Catholic. She sang occasionally at church and also "just whenever she could," particularly John Denver, James Taylor and Paul Simon songs, said her son, Kevin.
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Throughout her life, she continued to sing and play the guitar, piano and accordion.
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Caravan by Rush, Music Lyrics and Video
Caravan is the first single by Canadian rock band Rush, from their upcoming 2011 album "Clockwork Angel"s with music and lyrics credited to Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart.
It was released to radio stations and saw digital release on June 1, 2010. The B-side is an additional studio track titled "BU2B". Both songs were recorded April 13, 2010 at Blackbird Studios in Nashville with producer Nick Raskulinecz with mixing and engineering done by Richard Chycki at the Sound Kitchen in Franklin, Tennessee. The songs were mastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound in New York. According to drummer Neil Peart's latest personal essay, these two new songs are the initial parts of what he refers to as an "extended album-length story"
Here you can listen the "Caravan" song.
Rush - Caravan Lyrics
In a world lit only by fire
Long train of flares under piercing stars
I stand watching the steamliners roll by
The caravan thunders onward
To the distant dream of the city
The caravan carries me onward
On my way at last
On my way at last
I can't stop thinking big
I can't stop thinking big
On a road lit only by fire
Going where I want, instead of where I should
I peer out at the passing shadows
Carried through the night into the city
Where a young man has a chance of making good
A chance to break from the past
The caravan thunders onward
Stars winking through the canvas hood
On my way at last
In a world where I feel so small
I can't stop thinking big
Rush - BU2B Lyrics
I was brought up to believe
The universe has a plan
We are only human
It's not ours to understand
The universe has a plan
All is for the best
Some will be rewarded
And the devil take the rest
All is for the best
Believe in what we're told
Blind men in the market
Buying what we're sold
Believe in what we're told
Until our final breath
While our loving Watchmaker
Loves us all to death
In a world of cut and thrust
I was always taught to trust
In a world where all must fail
Heaven's justice will prevail
The joy and pain that we receive
Each comes with its own cost
The price of what we're winning
Is the same as what we've lost
Until our final breath
The joy and pain that we receive
Must be what we deserve
I was brought up to believe
Song Information
Released June 1, 2010
Recorded April 13, 2010
Genre Hard rock
Length 10:01
Label Anthem Records (Canada), Atlantic Records
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Gooey Sticky Bun Syrup coats the bottom of our Maple-Pecan Sticky Buns, making them extra indulgent.
This recipe goes with Apple-Cinnamon Sticky Rolls, Maple-Pecan Sticky Buns
- 2/3 cup powdered sugar
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup
- 1 egg white
- Whisk together powdered sugar, melted butter, maple syrup, and egg white until smooth.
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Began semester "just stick to the hand outs for tests," then without warning began adding Q's from the book and randoms that didn't make sense. Attitude towards us grew throughout semester. Tutoring sessions slowly became unavailable and useless. Quarter of questions on the final, never covered and the answer taught were incorrect. True story
Worst professor alive! Makes absolutely no sense half the time. Some information she teaches is incorrect Tests are not on subject matter given! Do not take this teacher! Lecture is useless!
Great teacher! The class in general is extremely easy. Grades are based on homework completion grade, weekly tests, a midterm, and a final. She's more than happy to give extra credit as well. This class was a breeze, I definitely recommend taking Mrs. Dougherty over taking the online class.
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I am taking her for Med. Term. Her lectures are pointless, and she gives 80 points total for homework that takes more time to do than the class itself. 3/4ths of the total grade is based on 25 question quizes. No tests except the final. Book is poorly organized as well. Recommend taking this class online.
This teacher is very hard. She does not give that much credit for her homework. We had to do Chapters 1-9 which was about 75 pages and she only gave 1 to 2 points which is unfair. Also, she puts items on the test that she has not covered. She is not structured during her lectures. I would not recommend this professor!
Class is somewhat tough. Quizes every week and HW is not worth hardly any of your grade. Must study alot to pass this class. Very nice person though and will help anyone that needs it.
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