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Any student at the College of Saint Benedict or Saint John's University may choose to write a Senior All College Thesis, regardless of whether the student is a member of the Honors Program, if the student has the agreement of three professors in his or her department and the approval of the department chair.
Students planning to write a thesis should sign up for HONR 396 ("All College Thesis Proposal") in their junior year. In either spring or fall semester of the junior year, the student will develop a thesis proposal in consultation with a suitable advisor and find two other faculty members, usually in the same department, who agree to act as readers and assist the student with the project.
A limited number of summer research fellowships are available in the Honors program to allow a student to work on their thesis project during the summer between their junior and senior year. The call for proposals for funding is during the Spring semester. Only students who were enrolled in Honr 396 in the Fall or who are currently enrolled in the Spring term are eligible to apply.
In the fall semester of the senior year the student will sign up for HONR 398 ("All College Thesis") and do the bulk of the research during that semester; revising and polishing the work is normally accomplished in the final semester. Upon completion of the thesis, the transcript will be adjusted to reflect the department in which the thesis was done, typically the department in which the student is majoring.
Any student, whether or not he or she is a member of the Honors Program, can graduate with Distinction in their major field if they complete an All College Thesis and receive a grade of "A" or "H."
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The Human Biology with Professional Placement course offers the opportunity to combine an academic degree course with a full year of professional training in a non-University setting. Human biology is crucial to the continual development of the fields of medicine, sports science, nutrition, fertility and other areas. Our flexible BSc degree course promotes the development of a broad and systematic understanding of biological principles, and the skills to place this understanding in the context of the human condition. You will be able to tailor your course to match your own interests and goals, and, in addition to the project in industry, join one of our research groups in the final year to work on a project linked to current research in the School.
2015 National Student Survey "96% of students said that overall they were satisfied with the quality of our Human Biology course."
This programme has been accredited by the Royal Society of Biology following an independent and rigorous assessment. Advanced Degree accreditation highlights the degrees that have the potential to educate the life science leaders and innovators of the future.
UCAS code: C104
Duration: 4 years
Places Available: 272 (across all Biosciences programmes)
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We are all fascinated by how our bodies work. Recent exciting advances such as the human genome sequence or the culturing of pluripotent stem cells have given human biology fascinating new perspectives and promise new avenues to treat complex diseases. Over the next decade, we will see the impact of these developments in our daily lives, especially in areas such as medicine and health.
Our Human Biology programme draws on our research expertise in this area. The flexible modular course structure allows students in the second and final year to tailor their programme of study to individual interests and ambitions. The course particularly emphasises practical training and research skills, as well as the development of transferable skills that can be deployed in a wide range of professional settings. The Placement year, which is intercalated between the second and final years of the course, is invaluable in providing students with opportunities for networking, on-the-job training and honing professional skills early on.
In today's competitive jobs market having work experience will look excellent on your CV. The experience of working as a professional bioscientist during the course of your degree will also help you to defne your career objectives.
Humans are arguably the most complex living species on this planet. From genetics to embryonic development to mechanisms of disease, studying human biology entails many facets. As a degree course, Human Biology is a platform from which you can embark on diverse careers, not limited to the life sciences.
The School of Biosciences encompasses over 60 academic staff with research interests across the full spectrum of biology. Immunity and infection, cancer biology, cellular signalling, and human reproduction are represented as well research into human blood disorders, such as leukaemia or cardiovascular disease.
With a Human Biology degree, you will acquire a wide range of skills that enable careers not just in the life science, but across a wide range of professions. Taking advantage of one of the 4-year course options will add value to your CV and help you to stand out. However, a University degree course is not just about a professional education, it is first and foremost about studying was fascinates us most. For inspiration, check out our collection of related research stories.
The Human Biology course offers you a comprehensive view of man as a biological species. You will study genetics, physiology, cell biology, evolution and development. Each year of study will feature one or several signature modules that are exclusive to the Human Biology course, along with modules that draw on relevant content from our full spectrum of degree courses.
The modular structure of the course allows you to follow your specific interests in Human Biology. Following a first year, where all modules compulsory, you will enjoy an increasing level of freedom of choice in the 2nd and final year. Below we outline the modules available for each of the three years.
For a description of modules see Human Biology Module Information. The modules described here are the ones that we currently offer and will give you a good idea of the range of subjects that we teach. However as our undergraduate teaching is research led and we constantly review our teaching to ensure that the modules that we offer are up to date there may be changes to module titles and content.
The Human Biology course begins with an introduction to key concepts in biology, from molecular and cellular features to the concept of evolution, including genetics and physiology. Skills training is an integral part of the course at all levels. You will also have the opportunity to explore the content of other courses offered by this University as part of the Modules Outside the Main Discipline (MOMD) programme.
Key modules
Human Biochemistry - covers 3 main areas of human biochemistry: human nutrition and digestion; biological enzymes and their regulation; and basic primary metabolism and its control.
Introduction to Evolution and Animal Biology | Watch video - An overview of introduction from the pre-biotic era to Darwin and his impact. Natural selection, the origins of altruism and sexual reproduction, genetic determinants of evolution.
Other modules
Cell Biology and Physiology - Tissues, organelles, reproduction and development.
Genetics I - Storage of genetic information, gene expression and regulation, mitosis and meiosis, gene linkage and chromosome mapping.
Biochemistry - Fundamental biochemical processes taking place inside cells
Microbiology and Infectious Disease | Watch video - Broad introduction to microbiology with a focus on infectious disease, covering bacteria, fungi, protists, archaea and viruses.
Skills for Biosciences - Laboratory skills, transferable skills training including basic mathematics, IT, literature search and scientific writing.
Module Outside the Main Discipline (MOMD) - allows you to explore content from other academic programmes of this university in the form of a stand-alone module. More information on MOMD can be found here.
For more details on individual modules, follow the links or download a document with short module descriptions for the Biochemistry courses here: (link to Human Biology module descriptions).
Beth Pattle, first year student" I chose human biology because I really felt that I wanted to specialise after previously studying a wide spectrum of topics at A level. I have thoroughly enjoyed my first year; it is hard work but very rewarding."
The second year features a combination of core modules that all students on the Human Biology course follow, and elective modules, where you can start to define your personal direction in the course.
Core modules (taken by all students on the Human Biology programme)
Molecular Biology and its Applications – Genetic analysis and gene cloning, DNA fingerprinting and forensics, genomics and computational approaches to genetics.
Communications and Skills in Biosciences – Science communication in writing and oral presentations, ethics in science, analysis of the scientific literature.
Human Evolution, Adaptation and Behaviour – This module explores some of the most important features of human evolution, such as bipedalism, racism, leadership and how infectious diseases have shaped human evolution in the distant past and during modern times.
Human Structure and Function – Human anatomy and how it relates to its function and evolutionary origin.
Choose four elective modules from:
Cell and Developmental Biology – Development of multicellular organisms, interaction between cells and the cellular matrix, regulation of stem cell function.
Topics in Medical Biosciences – Neurobiology and neurotransmitters, pharmacology and anaesthetics, blood constituents and haemostasis, complement and immunity.
Genetics II – Organisation of genes and genomes, generation of genetic diversity, gene transmission and analysis of problems in transmission and molecular genetics.
Microbes and Man – The impact of microbes on humans, bacteria, fungi and viruses, common themes of infectious disease mechanisms.
Animal Biology – This module explores how the central nervous system translates sensory stimuli to behaviour. Topics include comparative neurobiology, biological timekeeping, sensory biology, learning and behaviour and others.
Membranes, Energy and Metabolism – Biological membranes and their role in energy metabolism, regulation of metabolism by hormones and other factors
During the second year, students prepare their placement applications, aided by a range of support mechanisms. We have a large database of organisations that accept placement students, and are frequently approached by companies or organisations offering placement opportunities in the UK and elsewhere in Europe. The placement year is academically assessed by a report and a seminar presentation at the conclusion of the year.
The core component of the final year is the Project, which covers 40 of 120 final year credits and stretches over both Semester 1 and 2. In dialogue with a lecturer or professor, you will do your own research and be led to intellectual independence. A diverse spectrum of elective modules allows you to explore individual facets of human biology according to your personal preference and interests.You may choose between a laboratory project, a two-part library research or a computing-based project. Students choose their project from an extensive list near the end of their 2nd year. Some even arrange a project independently in collaboration with an academic member of staff. Whichever path you choose, you will find that the project is particular highlight of your academic training and experience.
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Choose four elective modules* from:
Human Reproductive Biology and Development – A comprehensive view on reproductive biology, stem cells and embryonic development. Topics include gametogenesis, gamete maturation and transport, infertility and controversies surrounding reproductive technologies.
Human Evolution - Genetics and genomics, development of bipedalism, development of society and how humans' activity applies selective pressure on the evolution of HIV.
Human Health and Disease - This module builds on the 2nd year module 'Human structure and function', and discusses advanced concepts in anatomy and physiology. It also gives students an insight into how clinicians approach problems relating to diagnosis and management of disease.
Cancer Biology – Regulation of cell division and aberrations in malignant tumours, genetic bases of tumourigenesis, programmed cell death.
Cellular Signalling - Signal transduction in and between cells, G-protein coupled receptors, phospholipid and Ca2+ signalling, ligand-gated ion channels and electrical responses.
Molecular Basis of Bacterial Infection | Watch video - Evolution of bacterial virulence, antibiotics and antibiotics resistance, genomic data in analysing pathogenicity.
Structures of Destruction - Bacterial and viral pathogens explored from the perspective of their molecular structures, protein misfolding and amyloid diseases.
Bacterial Gene Regulation - How genes are switched on or off in response to external stimuli, how control of gene expression can be explored experimentally.
Molecular and Cellular Immunology | Watch video - Evolution of the immune system, innate immunity, cell biology of immunity, structural basis of discrimination between self and non-self.
Genetics III - Genetic variation in humans and model organisms, dynamics of chromosome organisation during mitosis and meiosis, genome instability.
Cellular Neurobiology | Watch video - Neuronal function and neural development, synaptic function, transmitter receptors and ion channels.
Applied and Environmental Microbiology- Microbial communities, how they compete, and behave socially.
Eukaryotic Gene Expression - The central processes in gene expression are transcription and translation. Control of gene expression plays an important role in development, homeostasis and disease. This module explores the molecular mechanisms used to control gene expression, including transcription initiation, post-transcriptional control and epigenetic.
* Modules run either in Semester 1 or Semester 2. Particular combinations of modules may not be advisable, especially if all 4 choices were to run in the same semester.
Standard fees apply - a standard fee for the year in industry is set for 2012/13 new entrants at £2,500. Learn more about fees and funding Scholarships Learn more about our scholarships and awards
Number of A levels required: 3
Typical offer: AAA
Required subjects and grades: Biology/Human Biology A level and one other from Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Studies, Geography, Geology, ICT, Maths, Physics, Psychology or Sports Studies/PE.
General Studies: We do not accept General Studies, Critical Thinking, Citizenship Studies, Applied Science, Communication and Culture, Critical Studies, Global Perspectives, Science in Society and World Development.
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GCSE requirements: Five GCSEs at grade C (minimum) including English and Mathematics and grade B in Chemistry (or Double Award/Integrated Science) if Chemistry is not offered at A or AS Level.
The typical offer for the Professional Placement course is higher than that for the corresponding three year BSc degree course. However, all candidates who firmly accept the offer as their first choice will be automatically offered a place on the corresponding three year course should they fail to meet the higher, but meet the standard offer.
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma (Applied Science) is accepted only in combination with a science subject at GCE A2 level at grade A. Other qualifications are considered – learn more about entry requirements.
International students:
International Baccalaureate Diploma: minimum 32 points. 6, 6, 6 at HL to include Biology and one other science at HL. 5 points in each of SL English and Maths if not offered at GCSE or equivalent.
Please note that we have reviewed our policy on the IB Diploma for 2016 entry and our offers will now focus on performance in Higher Level subjects. For more information and details please read our 2016 IB Diploma requirements.
Standard English language requirements apply Learn more about international entry requirements
Depending on your chosen course of study, you may also be interested in the Birmingham Foundation Academy, a specially structured programme for international students whose qualifications are not accepted for direct entry to UK universities. Further details can be found on the foundation academy web pages.
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NB You should apply through UCAS for your preferred four year option at the outset. You will still retain the flexibility of changing your registration to one of our three-year degree courses during the second year.
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As a Birmingham student you are part of an academic elite and will learn from world-leading experts. From the outset you will be encouraged to become an independent thinker, however, you will also have plenty of contact with the staff who teach you.
To begin with you may find university level education challenging, but we will support you to enable you to make this transition. You will have access to a comprehensive support system in the School, including personal tutors and welfare tutors, who can help with both academic and welfare issues throughout your course. You will have a formal transition review during your first year to check on your progress and identify areas where you may need some additional support, and the School's academic small group tutorial system will provide you with skills based support throughout the course.
Clinical anatomist, author and broadcaster Alice Roberts is the University's Professor of Public Engagement in Science. You can watch Alice's lecture Origins of us: Human Anatomy and Evolution above.
Alice carries out a range of academic duties which include teaching second year Biosciences students.
Our Academic Skills Centre also offers you support with your learning. The centre is a place where you can develop your mathematical, academic writing and general academic skills. It is the centre's aim to help you to become a more effective and independent learner through the use of a range of high-quality and appropriate learning support services. These range from one-to-one support with mathematics and statistics based problems from experienced mathematicians, to workshops on a range of topics including note talking, reading, writing and presentation skills.
Studying at degree-level is likely to be very different from your previous experience of learning and teaching. You will be assessed in a variety of ways and each module is assessed independently. All modules contain some components of continuous assessment, that is, assessment taking place during the teaching terms. Continuous assessment usually accounts for about one-third of the mark for a given module, while two thirds are contributed by the end-of-year examination in the summer term. A subset of modules is assessed through course work, without an end-of-year examination.
At the beginning of each module, you'll be given information on how and when you'll be assessed for that particular programme of study. You'll receive feedback on each assessment within four weeks, so that you can learn from and build on what you have done. You'll be given feedback on any exams that you take; if you should fail an exam we will ensure that particularly detailed feedback is made available to enable you to learn for the future.
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Our graduates are ranked 3rd in graduate prospects - Complete University Guide 2016.
Graduates of the University of Birmingham are highly regarded among employers in the UK, and a Human Biology degree from this University is an excellent qualification for securing your future career in a diverse range of industries and employment sectors. Our graduates have done consistently well over the last several years, ranking in the top 5 of the Complete University Guide in terms of Graduate Prospects. Whether you have a clear idea of where your future aspirations lie or want to consider the broad range of opportunities available once you have a Birmingham degree, our Careers and Employability Service can help you achieve your goal.
94.8% of our graduates are in employment or further study within six months of graduating
2013/14 Destination of Leavers from Higher Education survey
Advances in the biosciences are having a profound impact on our daily lives in areas from human health to conservation. Biotechnology, biological pharmaceuticals, and personalised medicine are key growth areas in the health sector. Environmental remediation, climate change and related themes pose multi-faceted challenges for the coming decades. Expert knowledge in biology and the life sciences will be in high demand for the foreseeable future, with bright prospects for exciting and rewarding careers in research, teaching, industry, the NHS and the public sector.
A significant number of our graduates choose to take a further degree, a Masters or PhD. For many career paths, a further degree is an essential stepping-stone, including (but not limited to) careers in research. Our graduates are highly sought after by universities around the world, many stay in Birmingham and join one of our prestigious research groups. Did you know that PhDs are fully funded and that postgraduate students receive a tax free stipend equivalent to a salary?
In order to help you build an attractive CV, bursaries from the University can help fund a summer internship in a research laboratory or in a company. Also, you can apply for one of the highly prestigious (and competitive) Alumni Leadership Mentoring or Global Challenge programmes of the University, which provide unique opportunities to see top notch organisation from an insider perspective. Furthermore, the Personal Skills Award (PSA) scheme gives formal recognition to skills you acquired outside the course, for instance when volunteering for a charity or taking on responsibility within the Guild of Students. Last not least, our 4-year course options (MSci, Professional Placement, Year Abroad) are key to giving you an edge in a competitive job market.
Helping you find the right career
The University and the School of Biosciences provide a range of services to support you in finding a career you might enjoy and to build a CV that stands out from the crowd. During term time, professional career advisers hold weekly drop-in sessions, discussing with you how to prepare a CV and cover letters, the graduate application process and how to explore possible career paths. An annual Biosciences Careers Fair brings employers from the life sciences sector to our School for networking and discussions, while in the Biosciences Insight series, professionals highlight the diverse employment opportunities in the life sciences in weekly sessions throughout the term.
Our unique careers guidance service is tailored to your academic subject area. Our team source exclusive work experience opportunities to help you stand out amongst the competition, with mentoring, global internships and placements available to you. Once you have a career in your sights, one-to-one support with CV?s and job applications will help give you the edge. In addition, our employer-endorsed award-winning Personal Skills Award (PSA) recognises your extra-curricular activities, and provides an accredited employability programme designed to improve your career prospects.
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Friday, September 28, 2001Blacksburg, Va.-- The East Tennessee State University women's tennis team began competition at the Virginia Tech Invitational in Blacksburg, Va. this morning with mixed results. In Flight A, Jessica Irey lost to Katarzyna Finkowska of Appalachian State in two sets, 2-6 and 4-6. Irey will play Danielle Hock of Marshall in the second round of the Flight A consolation round due to a bye she recieved in the first round. Irey and Hock will play Saturday at 8:00 a.m. In Flight B, Aimee Villavicencio won the first round by default over Katherine Erikkson from Virginia Tech. Villavicencio was defeated by Campbell's Carmen Lender in two sets, 3-6, 1-6. The sophomore from Clewiston, Fla. recieved a bye in the first round of the Flight B consolation round and will face Renata Hlavova from Hampton Saturday at 8:00 a.m. Tatiana Arrarian withdrew from the tournament Friday morning. Arrarian was to team up with Irey in the doubles tournament but Villavicencio took her place. Irey and Villavicencio lost to Virginia Tech's Ashleigh Sarver and Alena Simmonds by the score of 7-9.
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The NFL & EA, has really taken away from us, football means so much to me, and so was playing virtual football, but I haven't really enjoyed playing football since 2k5 really.Madden 06 & 07 were decent on ps2. But the next-gen P.O.S that we have to play in Madden, its laughable. People that never touched a 2k football game, are content with it, because they don't know better, but we people that've played 2k, know what a true football game is all about and were still waiting for it! #2K14 (CROSSING FINGERS!)


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You can buy, or make, tire chains for fork lift tires.
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A few co's make them. There's one with a cool video - works great! ChinookForkPlow.com - yours is built like a tank though!
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someone already said it but if you hit something solid with that at speed somebody might get jacked up.
youll probably need enough weight on the front of it to get it to go that it wont steer. atv chains work but make for a bumpy ride. studs work too but you have to be easy on the throttle or you just rip them out.


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Hampshire residents turned out en masse Wednesday evening for a forum in which Charles County law enforcement repeatedly emphasized that citizens� tips were the key to solving a recent double-shooting homicide that left one woman dead, her husband clinging to life and a neighborhood in fear.
Board members of the Hampshire Neighborhood Association decided to hold the forum in lieu of the regular meeting to address the concerns of those in the community, many of whom are still afraid to go jogging or walk their dogs nearly two weeks after Teresa Ann Bass and her husband, Jerry Bass Jr., were gunned down on the evening of Oct. 26 while walking their dog along a path linking the Waldorf neighborhood and Westlake High School�s baseball field.
Charles County sheriff�s officers working security at the Westlake-Great Mills football game heard several gunshots and were on the scene within a minute.
Teresa Bass was taken by ambulance to Civista Medical Center in La Plata, where she died from her injuries.
Jerry Bass Jr. was flown to an area hospital, where he was at one point listed in critical condition with multiple gunshot wounds in his back, Jerry Bass Sr. said at the forum.
A career Montgomery County firefighter, Bass Jr. spent more than a week in the hospital before being released. Bass Sr. said he came from his New Jersey home to aid in his son�s recovery.
�I don�t want any of you other families to endure something like this because it�s devastating,� Bass Sr. said. �I lost a beautiful daughter-in-law. I almost lost my son, my only son. So, Charles County police, I hope you guys can find this person because I don�t want anybody else to go through this.�
Charles County Sheriff Rex Coffey (D) urged those in the neighborhood to go about their daily lives but take �common-sense� precautions, such as avoiding secluded walks after dark.
�We really don�t feel like you�re in any danger on the bicycle paths, but we recommend if you walk, walk in numbers and go in the daylight,� Coffey said. �If we thought you were in any danger, we would be sleeping out there in the woods waiting for it to happen again.�
Last week, police released a sketch of the shooter, which Capt. Ray Aportadera, commander of the department�s Criminal Investigations Division, said was based on a description from Bass Jr.
The shooter�s motive is unknown, but detectives are looking into several possibilities. Aportadera said investigators have received more than 100 tips from the community but asked for patience because it takes time to follow up on each lead.
Officers have canvassed the neighborhood multiple times in search of potential witnesses and have maintained a presence since the shooting. They have handed out more than 3,000 fliers advertising a reward — which stands at $20,000 — for information leading to an arrest and indictment in the case.
�You know who doesn�t belong in your neighborhood,� Maj. Robert Cleaveland said. �If you see something, say something.�
Charles County State�s Attorney Anthony B. Covington (D) expressed confidence in the sheriff�s office but echoed Aportadera�s message that it likely will be tips from the community that end up solving the case.
�Every crime out there, especially a violent crime, is really solved by you folks. It�s witnesses coming forward, not being afraid and telling the police what has happened,� Covington said. �There�s a saying: The street always knows who did whatever. ... You never know what little piece of information that you think doesn�t mean anything actually breaks the case wide open.�
Cleaveland encouraged residents to post information on the case using their social media accounts.
�It has been proven to solve cases in the past,� he said.
Charles County commissioners� Vice President Reuben B. Collins II (D) also attended the forum and pledged any assistance that county government could provide.
Aportadera declined to specifically answer questions on whether the shooting was random or involved theft or drugs, citing the sensitive and ongoing nature of the investigation.
He did quash rumors that the shooting was gang-related, citing information received by the Southern Maryland Intelligence Center, which monitors gang activity in the region, that �there�s absolutely no connection to gangs.�
One woman expressed fear that if she called the police to report suspicious activity, officers would come to her home and identify her as the one who tipped off police. Aportadera said officers only knock on a tipster�s door if they specifically request as much.
Another woman asked how long the neighborhood�s increased police presence would last �so that I can have peace when my child goes to school every day,� but Aportadera could not give a definite answer on how long the extra patrols would last.
Another woman asked whether any consideration had been given to installing security cameras along the path.
�The easy answer to that is, it is an investigative tool, but are we going to tell you? No,� Aportadera said. �It is in our toolbox.�
Anyone with information in the case can call 301-932-2222. Those wishing to remain anonymous may call Crime Solvers at 866-411-TIPS or go to www.ccso.us to submit a tip online.
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The man charged with killing 12 people and wounding 58 others at an Aurora, Colo., movie theater on July 20 threatened a University of Colorado psychiatrist about six weeks before the massacre and was barred from campus "as a result of those actions," according to local prosecutors.
They also say in court documents released this morning that James Holmes' alleged threat was reported to university police at the time.
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It had been previously reported that Holmes threatened the Anschutz campus psychiatrist. But word that it was the university that took action to keep him off campus — not that he first severed ties — indicates that officials may have been more concerned about his behavior than they have previously indicated.
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The 14-year-old White Oak boy charged with killing his 7-month-old sister is being held without bond until his next hearing.
Montgomery County District Court Judge Karla Smith ordered Jonathan Aguiluc, of the 11600 block of Lockwood Drive, to be transferred to the Alfred D. Noyes Children's Detention Center in Rockville, until a preliminary hearing scheduled for Feb. 22.
That hearing will determine whether or not the state will continue with a first-degree murder charge. Anything less than that would be tried in a juvenile court. If the state continues with a first degree charge, Aguiluc's defense team will seek a transfer study to have that case tried in juvenile court, according to Mary Siegfried, who is representing Aguiluc.
Aguiluc appeared via closed circuit TV for his bond hearing today and communicated through a Spanish language interpreter.
Mary Siegfried, the public defender representing Aguiluc at his bond hearing, requested the case be remanded to juvenile court, adding that Aguiluc did not have any prior contacts with the department of juvenile services.
"He goes to school every day," she told Judge Smith. Aguiluc is an eighth-grade student at Francis Scott Key Middle School in Silver Spring. Officials at the school declined to talk to The Gazette.
Court records, police and the Montgomery County school system use different spellings for Aguiluc's name including: Auguluz, Augiluz, Aquiluz and Aguiluc for his last name; and Jonathan and Johnathan for his first name.
Aguiluc is being charged as an adult with first-degree murder, which carries a maximum life sentence.
Shortly after Aguiluc's bond review, Montgomery County State's Attorney John McCarthy told reporters that Aguiluc had been charged as an adult due to Maryland state law.
"As noted by the prosecution and defense in open court, in Maryland under law, if someone commits the offense of first-degree murder, it is mandated that you be charged originally as an adult," he said.
The cause of death was asphyxia, McCarthy said.
Assistant State's Attorneys George Simms and Deborah Feinstein are representing the state in the case.
Members of the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service arrived at the teen's apartment Friday morning and found 7-month-old Larissa Yanes unresponsive, according to a report from the Montgomery County Police Department.
The rescue team transported Larissa to Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, where she died from her injuries at about 6:54 a.m., according to the police report. While preliminary investigation revealed that injuries found on the girl's body at the time of death were not self-inflicted, Aguiluc admitted to beating Larissa with his hand, elbows and a belt in later interviews, according to the report.
The injuries covering Larissa's body were later determined by the Maryland Medical Examiner to be bug bites, McCarthy said Monday. "Bugs attacked this girl after she died," McCarthy said.
Police learned that Aguiluc's mother, Gloria Yanes, had left him to watch Larissa and a 3-year-old sister on Thursday when she went to work at 10:30 p.m. Aguiluc admitted in an interview with the detectives to beating Larissa and then covering her mouth and nose area with his hands when she started crying, police said. The boy said he did this until Larissa stopped crying and then placed her in her car seat, which was in the apartment.
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Who am I...and does it make a difference? This tom is the Broad Breasted White, the supermarket turkey almost all of us have grown up with. We tasted organic, heritage, wild, and frozen turkeys to decide what to order this Thanksgiving. Photo by Bodai Imre.
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The turkey is a native American bird, and as everyone educated here knows, was enjoyed by the Pilgrims and their Native American friends at a dinner in Plymouth Plantation, Massachusetts in 1621, to celebrate their first harvest. This feast is often referred to as "The First Thanksgiving." It is a little-known fact that the three-day feast celebrated by the Pilgrims, which we replicate on the fourth Thursday of each November, was never again repeated in Plimouth Plantation; nor was it deemed by the colonists to be a "Thanksgiving Feast." In fact, days of thanksgiving observed by the Pilgrims were devoted to prayer, not feasting. So we are not replicating the Pilgrims' Thanksgiving Day each year...but let's not split hairs over such a great American tradition*.
*President Abraham Lincoln declared the first national Thanksgiving Day in 1863, observed on the fourth Thursday of November.
Fast forward a few hundred years, and we're consuming 400 million turkeys a year. Ninety-nine percent of them are Broad Breasted Whites, a breed with short legs and a huge breast, bred to meet Americans' overwhelming taste for white meat. As much as we gobble up those big birds, there's been rumbling that they're dry, tasteless, and bear no relation whatsoever to that enjoyed by our forefathers (or even our grandparents). Some of the ancient breeding stock still survived on family farms, enjoyed by the farm families and available in tiny quantities—e.g., 400 birds comprised what was left of the entire species, and only as show birds.
Heritage Breeds
According to William Rubel, an author and cook specializing in traditional cooking, what is now being called a heritage turkey is what poultry breeders call a "standard breed." A standard breed is defined as one that has been bred to be true to one of the older registered turkey varieties (see the list below). A heritage bird must breed naturally, live seven to nine years, and grow slowly.
In 2002, the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy, a non-profit dedicated to protecting breeds of farm animals from extinction, and Slow Food, global organization dedicated to preserving artisanal foods and production practices, joined to work with farmers to try to save four of the best-known heritage turkey breeds before they became extinct:
Other heritage breeds include:
The common ancestor for all heritage breeds is the wild turkey, native to these the Americas. Wild turkeys were brought back from Central America to Europe by the Conquistadors. Then they were imported to back to North America by English settlers as the black Spanish turkey, which was bred with the wild North American turkey. The Standard Bronze was the result and the other breeds followed. (To learn more about the history of the turkey in North America, click here.)
In an effort to come up with a tasty Thanksgiving story and an even tastier recommendation for NIBBLE readers, we recently tasted several specialty turkeys. We were surprised by the results, which we detail below. To understand what we tasted, start with these definitions:
In terms of marketing, words like tender, juicy, succulent, and moist are used to describe all of these varieties—as well as supermarket birds. Of course, much of the result lies in the skill of the cook as well as in the bird: take the best bird and overcook it, and it will not be tender, juicy, succulent or moist.
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The Broad Breasted White—there are two variations, the Broad Breasted Bronze, which is brown in color, and the Large White—was developed in the 1950's, crossbred many times over to ensure a larger breast and more white meat, and an ability to grow quickly to an enormous size—both qualities to serve the American appetite for white meat, and lots of it. These days it is the standard commercial turkey, known by some as "the Dolly Parton of turkeys."
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Organic and sustainable farmers raise all types of turkeys. Some raise heritage breeds, but others raise the Broad Breasted Whites. The difference between their Broad Breasted Whites and those raised on factory farms is that the former are treated humanely and are not subjected to the deplorable conditions of a factory farm.
Tips on buying and roasting, Butterball.com has lots of goodies: a printable customized shopping list; a roasting time calculator; detailed cooking instructions including roasting, grilling, and charcoal grilling; stuffing and gravy tips; how-to videos; and health and safety handling advisories for those concerned about salmonella.
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About a week ago I told my Step Sister about how she can make new crayons out of her daughter's old broken ones. Then a few days later we decided to make some together with my niece. She may only be 2 1/2, but she was fully entertained with putting the broken pieces into the muffin tin and baking her crayons in the oven.
She enjoyed checking on them and watching them dry after they were finished. What was really adorable was that she would walk up to the oven and go, "Oh! They are ready!" when she couldn't even see them. I got quite a few giggles out of that.
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3. After the crayons are all ready I let my niece put the baking cups in the muffin tin and then we all started to 'design' our crayons. You just place the pieces wherever you want. The more variety of colors the more interesting your crayons will turn out!
4. Place the muffin tin in the oven once you are finished (we stopped once our cups were 1/2 full). Bake for about 20 minutes or until the crayons are completely melted.
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Advanced warning, I do swear quite a bit in my daily life and it carries over to this video, not terribly, but I figured I'd warn. Seriously though, this course is a joke. And it was designed by a local chiropractor. I decided I did not want to go to the last three holes, because of the landslides, sinkholes and the makeshift 2x4 bridges meant to help you cross.
Note that the pole representing the hole 2 tee is marked with a sticker of the letter 'Z', the 3 foot tall poison ivy that makes up the hole 2 fairway, the fact that you cannot tell where you are shhoting on any given hole and the fact that the last three holes are in woods 4-5 times thicker than the thickest area of trees you will see in this video.
Also, the hole 6 basket has been ripped out of it's base and thrown into a sinkhole.
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When i played there years ago in f.d. we played at crawford snell park, apparently this course is no longer around?
Try playing Morley. twenty people deep every day.
I guess you COULD call them DGers. Mostly they're stoners and drunks spoiling a good walk.
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