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Coldplay are a UK alternative rock band who formed in 1996 and have released six studio albums. The band, who are comprised of frontman Chris Martin, guitarist Jonny Buckland, bassist Guy Berryman and drummer Will Champion, have sold more than 80 million records worldwide. Martin, Buckland and Berryman all met while studying at University College London and later added Champion to their line-up. Martin had also asked Tim Rice-Oxley to join the band as a keyboardist, but Rice-Oxley was already committed to his group Keane. In December 1999 Coldplay signed to independent label Fierce Panda and released the three-track EP 'Brothers And Sisters'; after they had finished studying, they signed a deal with Parlaphone and eventually released their debut album 'Parachutes'. The LP garnered positive reviews and commercial success off the back of the band's breakthrough single, 'Yellow', and it was subsequently nominated for the Mercury Music Prize. Coldplay's second album, 'A Rush Of Blood To The Head', was released in 2002 and was similarly well-received: among other accolades, t was voted Album Of The Year in NME. During this period Martin's pubic profile increased significantly due to his relationship and marriage with actress Gwyneth Paltrow in 2003. The couple had their first daughter, Apple, in 2004 and another child, Moses, in 2006. Coldplay's third album 'X&Y' continued the band's success, selling an estimated 8.3 million units in 2005, the year of its release. Despite the band's huge album sales - 'X&Y, 'A Rush Of Blood To The Head' and 'Parachutes' all reached Number One on the UK Albums Charts - they did not produce a Number One single until their 2008 single 'Viva La Vida'. The track was taken from the band's fourth album, 'Vida La Vida Or Death And All His Friends', which was recorded with legendary producer Brian Eno. Since then, Coldplay have released the albums 'Mylo Xyloto' (2011) and 'Ghost Stories' (2014). Despite being initially influenced by bands including Radiohead and U2, they have embraced a more pop-orienated direction in recent years and have collaborated with artists including Timbaland, Avicci and Rihanna. Upon its release, 'Ghost Stories' became the Number One album in over 34 countries. Shortly before the album's release, Martin and Paltrow announced that they had agreed on a "conscious uncoupling", with Martin subsequently revealing that writing music had been a comfort to him during their split.
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I pretty often hear SC2 shoutcasters talking about code A and code S. What is it, exactly ? A league ? Some sort or special ranking for grandmaster ranked players ?
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They are tiers of the Global Starcraft League, held by GomTV in Korea. Players who qualify for Code A (which is inferior to Code S) are considered vastly superior to your average Grandmasters player, even if you can generally find them in GM on the ladder.
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As Loras College recently celebrated its 2012 homecoming, five Loras College alums were honored for their contributions to their communities and professions or to the College.
Douglas J. "Doug" O'Brien ('92)
was celebrated for contributions made in public service.
O'Brien graduated in 1992 after just three years and then pursued a law degree at the University of Iowa in 1996 and an LL.M. in agricultural law at the University of Arkansas School of Law.
His career began as a legal specialist with the U.S.D.A., and was eventually invited to Washington, D.C. to first serve as senior advisor to the U.S. Department of Agriculture secretary and then deputy undersecretary for the U.S. Department of Agriculture—all by the time he was 40.
O'Brien traces his roots to Loras for his journey in life, stating, "College taught me to read and write, and cultivated my zeal for equity and justice. The breadth of courses also exposed me to a broad range of ideas and gave me the tools to make connections between those ideas. Meanwhile, my experience with campus ministry and the numerous opportunities for service provided a new depth to my faith and the need to actively work to improve the lives of others, and in particular those who are less fortunate or disenfranchised."
Perhaps one of his proudest professional moments came while at the U.S.D.A., when he served as a point person for the secretary in resolving decades-old disputes, rooted in government discrimination, with thousands of Black, Hispanic, Native American and women farmers.
Elizabeth M. "Libby" Birky ('97)
was celebrated for Christian service and volunteer work.
It is easy to see how Birky landed where she is today. While at Loras, she immersed herself as a mentor with Freshman Seminar, got involved with Right to Life efforts, participated in intramurals, dug into Campus Ministry and Peace and Justice and jumped into many roles in the Loras Players.
Birky left Loras with a degree in education and dedicated 12 years to teaching. Eventually she felt a calling to combine her love of teaching with her love of serving others and co-founded with her husband the SAME (So All May Eat) Café. The concept is simple, everyone gets a meal and pays what he or she feels is a fair price. If a person cannot afford to pay, he/she can offer a helping hand in clearing tables, washing dishes and assisting in other ways. No one walks away hungry and many leave inspired by their surroundings. The Birkys have been recognized nationally for their humble approach to changing the world, and many others have followed in their footsteps to make a difference in their community.
Birky's passion has also extended to other volunteer efforts. She has helped at rescue missions, the Catholic Worker House, service trips to Appalachia, Special Olympics and homeless shelters. When asked about the impact Loras had on her life she commented, "Loras was a place for me to spread my wings and grow as a person in a safe environment. I met lifelong friends who have been such a blessing to my life. It taught me about the power of community. I loved the activity of the campus and the focus on living your faith. Loras solidified for me the power of spirituality and my commitment to make the communities I lived in better."
William C. "Skip" Brennan ('64)
was celebrated for professional achievements and contributions made to Loras College.
Brennan explained that while attending Loras he was "involved in intramural sports, fraternities and the general mayhem everyone experiences with classmates." That involvement earned him a degree in Economics in 1964. He took this knowledge and quickly put it to use at his father's grocery store business in Monroe, Wisconsin.
Less than a year later, in April, 1965, a tornado destroyed the family store, but they immediately put up a "shack" in the parking lot, and continued serving customers. That worked so well that they operated from that location for eight years and built the current building housing Brennan's Market in 1973. In 1972, Brennan purchased the business and property from his parents and continues the family tradition today.
He noted that Loras deepened his faith, increased his self-confidence by allowing him to face fear head-on and produced many lifetime friendships.
Donald W. Freymann ('61)
was celebrated for service provided to Loras College as staff, faculty or administrator.
Loras truly is home to Don Freymann. Most of his professional life has been spent on the Loras College campus, not to mention time enjoyed while attending Loras Academy and eventually Loras College for his post- Academy education. His interests as a student extended to the Commerce Club, Young Democrats and Delta Sigma, just to name a few.
Freymann left Loras with degree in hand and began working for Dohrn Transfer before starting Freymann Insurance. But after 13 years, he felt a calling back to campus and returned to work in the Development Office where he found a home and stayed for 30-plus years. Throughout his career he was involved with the Academy reunion classes, helping to grow the Heritage Society and serving on numerous campus committees, including dedicating many hours to assist in launching the National Catholic Basketball Tournament.
His passion and commitment for Catholic education extended into the Dubuque community with his volunteer efforts with St. Joseph the Worker Parish and eventually Holy Family Catholic Schools, offering advice and help with fundraising and planned giving projects. As one nominator stated, "Don's career exemplifies the qualities that Loras instilled in its graduates decades ago and continues to uphold today." Freymann has always approached his work at Loras as more of a ministry than a job, and thanks to his efforts helped build the planned giving program at the College.
Freymann shared his thoughts on some of the people who influenced him and how they impacted his life. He wrote, "Fr. Kutsch demonstrated discipline, Fr. Clancy—ethics, George Freund—truth, accuracy and hard work, Al Schramm—discipline and order, Frank Noonan—patience and confidence, Doc Kammer—compassion with simple expression, Msgr. Schulte—being a Renaissance person with humor and humility and Msgr. Friedl for his intelligence with practical application." It could be said by Freymann's friends, colleagues and family that these qualities best describe him as well.
Wendy L. Schrunk ('07)
received the Young Alumni Award.
Growing up in the small town of Lemars, Iowa, Schrunk had no plans to attend Loras, but once she came for a visit, she was hooked. As a student she became a resident advisor, active in Campus Ministry with its CORE team, service trips and retreats, part of the Student Union, Honors Program and study abroad. Double majoring in finance and economics, Goldman Sachs recognized her talents and offered her a position straight out of college. Schrunk began as a client services analyst/associate and in 2011 was promoted to team lead in the client services area.
Reflecting on her Loras experience, Schrunk credits the people and culture who make up the campus, stating, "The faculty, staff and students I interacted with and got to know through my time at Loras and through my involvement in the alumni community have shaped the way I think, act and live. The people I met and the relationships I formed during my four years on campus helped me define what's important in life and helped me discover my strengths."
Her strengths have been witnessed in her volunteer efforts with the Loras Network of Chicago, the Young Alumni Advisory Board and now through the National Alumni Board. From organizing socials to promoting the importance of giving back to Loras, Schrunk does not miss an opportunity to make a difference.
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Phillip Rivers is on a bye and I don't know if I should start McNabb @ Philly or Garrard vs Houston...thoughts guys? Thanks
Houstons pass D has been absolutely terrible all year and Mcnabb hasn't looked that great. Go with Garrard.
garrard without a doubt. as joe fitz stated, houstons secondary has been awful this year, and garrard is coming off his best game prob in his career.
mcnabb has struggled mightily, does not have many weapons, and is playing a tough defense vs the eagles.
I originally had McNabb as my backup but just picked up Garrard with the same thought you guys had about Houstons pass D...thanks guys
I would have played McNabb against the Eagles. First off he is comming off getting benched and he wants to toast his former team.. Sounds like he will go all out to prove he is still the man in Philly..
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I would go with Garrard.
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When a suicidal nurse living in a nondescript town near the French-Swiss border walks into the woods with the intention of taking her own life, a surprise turn of events forces her to connect with the surrounding community in a way she could have never imagined. Frederique Bornoz (Isild Le Besco) is a quiet loner who never got along with her father (Philippe Villeumier) and takes great caution not to get emotionally involved with her patients at the hospital in which she works. Upon informing her ex-boyfriend Andre (Christophe Sermet) that she will soon be leaving town and has no plans of ever returning, Fred is crushed to learn that the man she still loves has already started dating again. Later, after entering into an impulsive ménage a trios with a pair of male friends, the one-time junior rifle champ loads her trusty firearm and walks into the woods and prepares to take her own life. Fred's suicidal plans are soon interrupted, however, when the despondent young woman spies two young boys tussling in the trees. Instinctively raising her rifle and getting a beat on the boys, Fred fires a single bullet that grazes one of the boys and destroys the knee of the other before fleeing the scene having failed to fulfill her mortal mission. When one of the boys, an sullen fourteen year-old named Marco (Steven De Almeida), is admitted to the Fred's hospital ward, the pair enter into a complex relationship in which Fred's dark secret casts a long shadow over every conversation.~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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Ralph Lauren's Big Pony #4 is the best of the Polo Big Pony Collection. It has a nice and refreshing citrus smell. It is great for the Spring and Summer seasons. It unfortunately does not last very long at all. So, it is perfect for the office especially if you work in close quarters with other people.
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Back in simpler times, "skimming" involved a flat rock and a lake, "cramming" was what college students did before final exams or in telephone booths (remember them?), and "phishing" was a misspelled way to catch dinner.
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Botnet. A network of computers — maybe one of the machines is yours — that scammers have infected with hidden software to secretly send spam.
Cramming. The illegal placement of unauthorized charges on your telephone bill for unrequested services or calls not made.
Hacker. Someone who uses the Internet to illegally break into computers.
Keystroke logger. A usually covert program that tracks (or logs) sequential strokes on your keyboard to allow remote hackers to capture your passwords and online banking and credit card information.
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Pharming. When hackers use malicious programs to route you to their own sites — even though you've correctly typed in the address of a site you want to visit. The software stealthily diverts you to a look-alike destination, typically with the goal of gathering personal information for identity theft.
Phishing. The use of authentic-looking emails, often purporting to be from a bank or government agency, to trick you into responding with sensitive personal data.
Ransomware. A malicious computer program that restricts or disables your computer and then demands, typically via a pop-up window, that you pay a fee to fix the problem.
Scareware. A type of malware that displays on-screen warnings of nonexistent computer infections or generates constant pop-ups intended to trick you into buying useless or potentially dangerous "protection" software.
Skimming. The capturing of information from the magnetic stripe on your ATM and credit card by use of portable "skimmer" devices that are secretly installed on card-reading machines.
Smishing. Named for the SMS (short message service) technology used to send text messages, it means phishing attempts made on cellphones.


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"This recipe goes together quickly and does not need a lot of time in the slow cooker. It's a delicious way to add flavor to ground beef and the children love it! The gravy is delightful served over mashed potatoes."
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2 pounds
lean ground beef
1 (1 ounce) envelope
dry onion soup mix
1/2 cup
Italian seasoned bread crumbs
1/4 cup
1/4 cup
all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons
vegetable oil
2 (10.75 ounce) cans
condensed cream of chicken soup
1 (1 ounce) packet
dry au jus mix
3/4 cup
I made this last week, and I decided after contemplation, that it would be simpler for me to do the entire recipe in an electric skillet, and boy was I right. :) I browned the patties and then added the soups, etc, and let it all simmer covered for about 15-20 minutes. It was so easy, and so good, though a bit salty. Next time, I will only use half of the onion soup mix, and low sodium soup. I only had one dirty pan to clean, so to me, it was awesome this way. :)
The only thing wrong with this was it turned out to be very salty. Other than that is was pretty good.
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This recipe was really easy and very tasty. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 is because it was a bit salty. Next time (and there will be a next time) I will use low sodium soup and quarter some potatoes to help with that. I browned the hamburger patties the night before. Then the next morning threw it all in the crockpot and was off to work. Thanks for the post.
Excellent recipe. My husband loves this meal. The only change I would make is to use 2 cans of cream of mushroom soup instead of the chicken. Both hubby and I didnt care for the recipe when I used the cream of chicken (didnt taste like salisbury steak). Added chopped onion to the mixture for added flavor and use ground SIRLOIN--it's the best. Also, Country Crock now makes mashed potatoes you can buy in the refridgerator isle of the grocery store, they are kind of expensive, but they are sooo good. Makes the meal even easier since you can microwave them! Goes great with the salisbury steak!
This is fantastic salisbury steak. By far the best I've ever had. I cut the recipe in half and only made 4 patties. I omitted cream of chicken soup and substituted a jar of beef gravy. I also added an entire package of sliced baby portobello mushrooms. The sauce turned out wonderful but the patties were even better! Served with egg noodles and green beans. Thanks!
This was an excellent recipe. This was a huge hit, everyone loved it. I did not have aujus mix used 2 beef boulion cubes instead. I did use the cream of chicken soup will try cream of mushroom next time. Just because we like the mushrooms and that flavor. Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe.
What a great recipe! I used extra lean ground beef and beefy onion soup mix along with the Italian breadcrumbs and milk to make the patties. For the sauce I used two cans of reduced sodium cream of mushroom soup mixed with the whole packet of au jus and water... came out perfect, not too salty. My two boys and my husband really ate this up! Thanks for a keeper!
Like other reviewers I changed up the recipe a little. I used cream of mushroom instead of cream of chicken, used beef broth instead water, used gravy mix instead of aujus mix and added a few "glugs" of worchestershire sauce. All 3 kids and hubby loved it and it was easy to make. Will make again.
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Calories: 388
Calories from Fat: 216
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Universities that pride themselves on developing future global leaders are actually failing in this regard. Do you agree or disagree?
It seems like the curriculum that various higher colleges of learning are using to prepare future leaders lack the relevant framework and competences to develop global leaders in the face of globalization.
Apr 24 2013: I believe that really it comes down to teaching students how to be confident and take initiative. This learning should be taking place before they enter into college. I have seen that many students are just going through the system and not taking advantage of the opportunities provided to them at the university. At the same time I have found that faculty have not been pushing students or connecting them with resources that could drive them to the next level. Everyone has a passion, they need your help to find it. They will take the lead with your support and their own passion.
Apr 24 2013: I completely agree with you Kamren. You have the voice of truth and we need to give these students a sense of pride and empower them to take initiatives and start running with what they have.
Apr 25 2013: But if the educational design is not changed what they will be running with is a skill at short term memorization, not application. The knowledge does no good if it cannot be taught properly. I recently Graduated high school and have quickly become infuriated with how much was kept from me as far as knowledge but more over how ineffective the system was at actually preparing me for anything more than sitting for eight hours and following a bell when rang, which is down right atrocious and destroys any sense of individuality. The system is severely broken and needs to be fixed, and quite frankly I am very angry with the lack of conviction and haste in doing so. I am sick of watching idly as those currently in charge of the system of education become increasingly and disgustingly detached from the new generation and the brilliant aspects that we as a whole bring to the table. The new generation of people entering this broken system have the potential to soar to new heights simply because we grew up in the very start of the information boom of the 21st Century, we know how and where to find all of the information we could ever want to know, its at our finger tips in the form of smart phones and tablets, yet the current system does not recognize the sheer potential that technology has, but more over no one knows the right questions to ask because of the Gap between the current administrations and the new generations
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Apr 25 2013: I agree so strongly with you, both Kamren and Fountain, that students need to develop a disposition of taking advantage of the opportunities that are offered to them. In particular they need to learn to engage meaningfully with their experiences rather than adopting an essentially passive demeanor and waiting for things to happen. Too many students do not understand this highly active component of learning.
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Jim Ryan
Apr 24 2013: Just ask yourself, did school teach you to think for yourself and if so, do tell us how they did it and what they did, because so far, not one person in the world can do so. Schools teach cubicle smarts, they can't and don't teach critical thinking, problem solving or how to think in general, even though they profess to do so. Lying seems to be their best lesson and they have many believers, but almost none that can prove such.
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Just ask those that profess such to name one thing they have offered to the world, that no one else ever has.
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Apr 24 2013: You can somewhat teach critical thinking skills by teaching logic. If people are taught logical fallacies and how to construct logical arguments then they will be better equipped to to identify faulty logic outside the classroom. One of the colleges I attended had an entire course dedicated to this subject as part of the general ed curriculum. Another part of teaching people how to think critically is teaching attention to detail, which can be taught in a variety of ways. The military does so quite well. I took a class at a votech when I was in high school. I was most definitely taught how to troubleshoot electronic circuits, which helped teach me how to solve problems. These things can be taught, even if you don't know how. Just because it doesn't happen everywhere doesn't mean its not possible.
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Apr 24 2013: Thanks Brian, but the super majority that speak online don't seem to understand even logic and many claim to be college educated.
There's only one way I know to see if what you were taught is true. I have a question for you, do you care to answer?
I find that many people that make claims don't like challenges to their intelligence. You will know that saying something and proving it can be two different things, not that you would do that.
I claim to be a critical thinker and problem solver. I love tests. If you wish to challenge me, I look forward to it.
My question follows
6 hours ago: Science as a whole claims that gravitational lensing is a reality. I know it to be bogus. Can you understand why? Just a cursory small read should easily tell all. I wonder how people can be so gullible, until I remember that schools only teach copy and paste.
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Apr 25 2013: You're gonna have to work harder to bait me than that. I'm not a physicist so I'll leave that discussion for them. I never made any claims about myself, I'm just a guy trying to get through this crap sandwich called life, just like everyone else. But you CAN teach people to think critically. I do it with my daughter all the time. My point still stands, just because something may be uncommon or rare, that does not make it impossible.
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Speaking of critical thinking, that would be a logical fallacy. Small sample (it's even got a name! lol). Because you weren't taught critical thinking in school and aren't aware of any such occurances, you assume that your sampling of the education system is representative of the whole and are therefore concluding that it does not happen.
Math is taught at schools, yet I'm quite sure if you toss Algebra questions at a random sample of high school grads a large number of them would get them wrong. Much in the same way that many adults who may have been taught how to think critically are not applying those lessons in real life. If you don't practice it, you'll forget.
Also, thinking critically and high intelligence are two separate, though related, attributes.Apr 25 2013: Brian, a camera can transport an image, after a picture is taken, but light alone cannot carry an image, unless you or science can prove such.Apr 25 2013: Science like lawyers, have been hyped by the media to almost infalable in the public eye, when both are a sham, wanting to control our thoughts, actions and lives. They have both been corrupted to the core.
If one small country were to throw off that yoke and their children taught how to think critically, that country would surpass all others in intelligence within 2 generations.Apr 25 2013: I have the answer before you wrote this next post. I didn't say it was impossible, so why do you put words in my mouth? Anyone with a 6th grade education should know that light alone cannot carry an image, but, by your words and all of sciences acquiescence to such, it seems not.
I assume nothing and I question everything. I've been reading and writing about science and many other things on boards just like this one since I got my first computer in 1996, with windows 95 on it. I have had to research most that I chose to speak too. The majority that challenge me claim to be college educated.
Apr 25 2013: "Schools teach cubicle smarts, they can't and don't teach critical thinking, problem solving or how to think in general"
"I didn't say it was impossible"
You must have a different definition of the word can't than I do.Apr 27 2013: Show us your a critical thinker by answering the following Brian, as you claim to be taught logic in college and therefore you claim to be a critical thinker.
Anyone that reads the light test done from the earth to the moon and back and that is a critical thinker, as you claim to be, will be able to show why those claims by science are wrong, what is it?
Bait you? it was a very simple question, for a person that claims to be a critical thinker.Apr 27 2013: I made up the phrase,--"cubicle smarts", see, your copy and paste schooling serves you well.Apr 27 2013: Did you know that pride is a blight on the mind. It keeps people from not only asking the right questions,--very necessary for the critical thinker, but it stops questioning at all, for fear that the one being questioned may bring even more new thinking, making the prideful feel even more ignorant, instead of seeing questioning as the fastest way to learn.
No wonder schools don't teach simple psychology from first grade, nor critical thinking skills, we can't have children challenging the teachers now can we.
Teachers should be moderators!!!!
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Apr 22 2013: When universities say they are developing future global leaders, I suspect they don't mean what you may be thinking they mean. They don't mean they are providing their students with a complete toolkit and fool-proof recipes so that their graduates are ready to go and make all the right decisions in leading nations.
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Rather, they mean they are offering a curriculum that develops critical thinking skills, global awareness, communication skills, and other forms of literacy so that those who apply themselves diligently to the opportunities at the school will have a solid background for learning further through on-the-job experience and further study. There is not an airtight rule book they could convey that short-cuts experience.
It is difficult beyond this to generalize about universities, as what they offer, and what they require from students, are entirely different from one school to the next.
When universities say they are developing future global leaders, I think it is a grand way of saying that their graduates will be ready to try to make a difference in some sphere, that they will have the ability to draw their own conclusions about things, and so forth.
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Apr 24 2013: I would say that statements or claims of this kind can be interpreted in different ways. Sometimes we have had threads here asking "What is leadership?" and you can see from them that the concept carries a range of meanings.
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Apr 27 2013: I am only a freshman in university at the moment, but I feel as this issue is a very pressing, and relevant matter. The university system, especially the liberal arts universities, were designed to throw many ideas at a student, and see which stuck; which idea grabbed them and motivated them. However, with the economy the way it is for young college graduates, it seems to me that more and more institutions at the high school level are trying to steer students away from things they are interested in, and more towards "practical" alternatives, so by the time they reach university, they put themselves on a path that they may have no interest in.
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Perhaps one of the reasons parents and educators steer children away from writing, theatre, and dance is because society sees the arts as extracurricular activities. In a working society, going to see a movie, or a musical, or buying a book for pleasure, is seen as excess. Something that is fun once and a while, but not necessary to your job or success. Maybe that's why parents want their children to find jobs with purpose, such as being a doctor, or a lawyer, at least that is my belief.
As a theatre student who studied Shakespeares contribution to the world in highschool, I find this viewpoint completely wrong. We seem very content to push ideas of creativity out, and replace them with "useful" skills, leaving our passions to be reduced to hobbies and weekend activities. Personally I find that being able to express myself creatively through writing gives me more pleasure than anything I've currently been taught, and also allows me to present my work to my peers who enjoy reading what I've created.
Perhaps this is all the ramblings of a frustrated teenager on the verge of adulthood. But deep down, I see the current method of education as, not wrong, but unfairly skewed in favor of "practical" over creative.Apr 25 2013: Yes, most assuredly. Why is it that the system that is meant to educate and better people is making them compete for the education and betterment that is claimed to be offered? A student fresh out of high school should not have to compete tooth and nail for a better future by education, since by very virtue without the student, there would be no education in the first place. Universities should be explaining to students why they should choose that particular establishment. Students should be allowed to ask the questions of "Why Is your program the best to choose?" or "Why should I choose your University?". Instead the Universities are set up to make it nearly impossible to express any kind of opinion to that extent, and are designed to destroy that kind of thinking, the kind of thinking we as a race, Humans, need desperately. More Importantly The Universities are a template for how society in 1st world countries is set up. A person is thrown into the society and absolutely drained of all individuality and thought. The issue with education ultimately is the issue that is the most pressing to solve, for it sets the pace and tone of society. If a society with an educational system designed to crush free thought and creativity is allowed to continue on its course of degradation, we can kiss the future good by and say hello to caves and forests once more, for it will be much the same. We are only as good as the system we use to educate ourselves, and the current one denies any room for outside of the box thinking and is solely designed for failure. No two people learn in the same way, and so a system that teaches only but one way, and a highly wasteful and ineffective way at that, will doom the future generations to a level of retardation that will ultimately be the responsibility of those who saw the problems and reused to act. I don't know about you, but I certainly don't want the history books of the future to say in colorful pictures that it was our fault.
Apr 25 2013: As you made application to universities, are you saying it was hard to learn why a student would choose that particular school? When my two older children applied to college (not that long ago) and when I did, universities put a lot of energy into conveying what they felt was special about that institution and did so both on their websites and on campus for students who visited to inspect them. Many colleges have visit weekends or days in which one can meet with or stay with current students and many make it possible to attend classes.
Or is your complaint not that universities do not convey this but rather that few universities have the capacity to admit anyone who might like to go there?
I understand the frequent complaint that high school does not allow outside-the-box thinking and stifles creativity and individuality, but I think this must be highly variable. Even from public schools, I know so many twenty-somethings, including kids of my own, who exercised their individuality and ingenuity well in the course of their schooling through the way they approached the subjects they studied, the topics they picked for projects, and so forth. And most I know went to ordinary public schools.
Schooling obviously has great room for improvement, but it is also true that you have some control over how you approach the experiences in your life to consider them as resources as you continue to shape who you are.
Apr 27 2013: I have found myself faced with two options: either life with knowledge, or life with knowledge and a price tag on the rest of my life. I realize Professors have to survive and facilities maintained, but at the same time why should I attend a University with a price tag which, in a best case, would be a good chunk of the mortgage of my father's house. The same courses available at my local community college is exponentially less expensive. The difference being the name on the piece or pieces of paper. Why? Especially in this economy. I find it morally repugnant. Yet those with a large wallet surpass those working 30 hours a week "Part Time" to pay for community college and such essentials as food and transportation.
I thoroughly believe that Universities have the capacity to admit large quantities of students, what I am skeptical of is their capacity to see past a bank statement.
As for high schools, I have attended high school in two totally different states, Orting WA, and Mt Pleasant SC. The experiences were both the same. Haggard and tired teachers, who didn't get paid enough to do all of the things that were required of them, yet they trudged in every morning just like all the students, and they began teaching the curriculum that they themselves often questioned, and the mind numbing monotony was an ever present. I found that there was nothing more than power power points that couldn't show or talk of certain things depending on the state. I found that the idea of a system where you sit 30+ kids in a room for 90 minutes, ring a bell to tell them to go to another room for another sitting of 90 minutes, and so on and so forth almost like zombies. But that must not be correct for zombies cannot exist right? yet the average high school student is almost as mindless as a zombie for 8+ hours a day 5 days a week.
I was once sent to In School Suspension because I refused to let the teacher confiscate my personal reading book, when I had finished my work.
Apr 27 2013: I applaud your choosing a path that works for you and am sorry your high school experience was so dismal.
My daughters had 55 minute classes rather than 90 minutes. My son has long classes only on the "block" days. You are right that public school teachers are often very over-worked and trying to keep up with all they have to do. Your observation is also correct that teachers dislike and are often demoralized by having to teach off a script. I am grateful I never had to.Apr 27 2013: Children need the chance to speak up and out. People as a whole do not like to have what they say challenged, especially teachers that believe teaching is more of a calling and according to the media, one of sacrifice for children, in so many cases.
The system pits the pride of the teachers against the children and the system.
If children are not allowed and encouraged to speak up and out, when will they have the chance? Do you think college professors will allow these young whippersnapper to challenge them and make them look ignorant or unknowing in their domain? How about the workplace, do you think the boss is going to give them voice?
Children need to have a voice or they lash out in many different ways or they go into their shell and just do as they are told, until they lash out or hurt themselves.
Children need moderators, not teachers!!!
Apr 27 2013: Jim agree with you absolutely. Can you explain the lashing out part it seems interesting?
Apr 27 2013: Sure Mr. Abani.
When the children are not allowed to speak up and out about the lessons we are being forced to learn, e feel as though we are locked in place, with no chance to distinguish ourselves, while all around us, society claims to want people that can and will distinguish themselves.
In so doing, children, whether they realize it or not, lash out against each other. Some lash out at home and others in class. Those children are fighting against having no voice in school or in their lives. The children that don't, have resigned themselves to subservient lives in general, to be dominated in most cases, by the schoolyard bullies, sexual predators and deviants.
Apr 27 2013: Mr Ryan,
You seem to have a first hand experience of what you speak about. Is there a place where you a detailed study of this idea of yours is documented and available for others to access?Apr 27 2013: Mr. Abani, I have lived the fighting side and fought against the bullies of weaker children. I learned justice from my mother and the truths she was forced to deal with, in an unjust society. She would tell us--her children, even when I'm wrong, I'm right, because life is not fair.
Psychology is my favorite study, but because I don't have the Sheepskin, society has no place for me. In my line of work, I have become an animal psychologist. I have the most informative labs in the world.
The teachers pet is one of my peeves, it sets the teachers pet against all the other children and vice versa. How can such ignorance go on everyday, actually hurting children.
Your interest and questions help me to remember and even come to new thinking Mr.Abani.
Thank you sir,
Jim RyanApr 22 2013: I agree but we as citizens are the global leaders so we are just as much to blame in this world the u.s. is still the only place where we can vote better leadership cause we are the only free country in the world . the u.n. leadership is not leadership not yet .


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The $1,000 deposit on the Union County Freedom Rock has been paid, but fundraising continues as the total cost of the rock is $5,000. Denny Abel, quartermaster for the Creston Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1797, said the group has currently raised $3,200.
Of that $3,200, the city of Creston donated $1,000 from its hotel/motel fund. It served as the deposit and secured the city of Creston as the site of the Union County Freedom Rock.
As well, Creston Elks Lodge No. 605 stepped up and made a $1,000 donation.
"The Creston Elks have always been strong supporters of veterans," said Eric Shawler, exalted ruler at Creston Elks Lodge. "So, when we were told about this memorial rock, it was an easy decision for us to make a donation. We've all seen the one north of Greenfield, so we know this will be a nice memorial and something the Creston community can be proud of."
Abel said the remaining $1,200 raised so far came from personal donations. To make a tax-deductible donation toward the project, make checks payable to VFW/Freedom Rock and send to P.O. Box 153, Creston, Iowa 50801.
There has been much discussion from citizens about where in Creston the Union County Freedom Rock should be placed. However, Abel said he, City Administrator Mike Taylor and Creston Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Ellen Gerharz decided the best place for the rock is Frank Phillips Visitor Center located on Highway 34 on the west side of Creston.
"We felt that location is the most accessible," Abel said, "and we also felt when visitors come into town and stop to see the rock, they will also check out the visitor's center and see all the other great things Creston has to offer."
But, McKinley Park Board Chairman John Kawa and other citizens are calling for the rock to be placed at the veteran's memorial garden in McKinley Park.
"I'm not going to make a big stink about it," Kawa said. "But, they made the decision (to put it at the visitor's center) without asking or getting input from the park board. I'm a park guy. I want the rock there. The park has a memorial garden. Is there a better place to put a memorial rock than in a memorial garden?"
Creston News Advertiser held a reader poll last week and a majority of readers would like to see the rock be placed in McKinley Park. Also, readers mentioned a good location would be somewhere in the Creston business district.
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The rock is going to be donated by the family of Dr. Robert Kuhl. The rock's dimensions are 8-feet long by 8-feet tall by 5-feet wide.
Abel said Union County Engineer Steve Akes and the secondary roads department crew have agreed to move the rock when the time comes. The tentative timeline to move the rock to the visitor's center is September. Abel said a committee will soon be formed to decide what will be painted on the Union County Freedom Rock.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 16, 2010) - After receiving votes in the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 Preseason Poll, the ETSU women's basketball team moved into the top 25 as the new rankings were released Tuesday evening. The Lady Bucs are ranked 16th.
ETSU, who is 2-0 for the first time since the 1999-2000 season, opened the year with a 17-point win (77-60) at Chattanooga last Friday inside McKenzie Arena. The Lady Bucs followed their season-opening win up with a 96-84 victory over Richmond Sunday afternoon inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
The Lady Bucs received 227 votes and are one of three new teams to crack the top 25. The Blue and Gold were the highest team ranked after not being mentioned in the preseason poll as Missouri State enters in 22nd and UC-Davis is 24th.
A shake up was made at the top of the poll with Green Bay (2-0) taking over the number one ranking, while Gonzaga - who started off as the top team - dropped to third following its 1-1 start to the season.
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The Lady Bucs return to the hardwood on Friday night when ETSU hosts Appalachian State to kick off homecoming weekend. Tip is scheduled for 7 p.m. inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
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I beilive we can get Hartline for 4.5 and probably should and get a player in the draft. The other option are pay Wallace 10 million and still draft a player. Wallace will stretch the field but was hurt last year too.
Smith no what you do we are down 2 CB's if he is not resigned and then you are gambling in the draft to cover both sides of the field. Pay him his 7 mill for 2 years and try in those 2 years to draft 2 cbs. Regardless we have to to draft a cb this year and gambling on drafting 2 cbs to come in is to much to hope for.
Long will 10 million is alot for how he is looking I just do not know if he comes out of his slump it is a steal if he continues to decline then its a bad move. The problem is we need a CB and DE in this draft there is no way around it. If we let him walk we need a OT too. But we could take his salary of 10 mil and sign Wallace which means we then do not need a WR in the draft so much but we need a OT in the first 3 rounds. I am not big on bringing back IR players so I let him walk and sign Wallace.
So you let Harline walk if you sign Wallace or do you?
Fasano I bring back for 2 years and keep looking. You find anothe elite TE and those 2 could cause some damage like he did his first year with us. 2.5 million or so and that is worth the gamble.
Clemmons same thing as Fasano still cheap enought insurance until you find your playmaker.
If guess you bring back Gardner if Long goes.
Starks I really like and we need to let him walk if we grab a DE in round 1 like I think. He is a progress stopper I let him walk for now
McDaniel I let walk.
Bush man he can be a play maker but Miller and Daniels run with the same style just not so good and we need a bruising rb and Bush just is not that guy. I let him walk for now.
So guys I resign
If the price is right I might resign Bush and Starks but they are progress stoppers
If we do not sign Wallace then I bring back Hartline
McDaniel DT and Marshall CB is let walk for sure.
I try and resgin Patterson as the nickle back to replace Marshall
I also spend some FA heavy money on a guard they are cheaper to resign than a FA OT and then I can let Jerry and Gardner duke it out at OT and draft a OT in the first 3 rounds.
If I am Ireland I am taking a DE in round 1 and a CB in round 2. A WR in round 2 if we bring back Hartline or if we bring in Wallace a OT in round 2.
then in round 3 it is OT or WR.
This is a need draft mind you.
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Fesperman lettered three seasons (1954-55-56) on the baseball team under head coach Ace Parker and earned first team All-ACC honors as a second baseman in 1956 after batting .342 while leading the Blue Devils to the conference championship.
On the gridiron, Fesperman lettered three seasons (1953-54-55) as a lineman under head coach Bill Murray. He helped the Blue Devils to a three-year record of 22-6-3 including a perfect 12-0 ledger in league play, three ACC championships and a 34-7 win over Nebraska in the Orange Bowl played on January 1, 1955.
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Fesperman was preceded in death by his parents and sister, Norma Lee. He is survived by his wife, Marie Pettyjohn Fesperman; two daughters, Sandra Honeycutt of Salisbury and Anne Foster and husband Garry of Advance; four grandsons, Josh Honeycutt of Salisbury and Sam, Will and Clayton Foster, all of Advance; a sister, Jean Bullin; a brother, Bob Fesperman and wife Sarah; and several nieces and nephews.
Service and Visitation: A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 8 at Bethlehem United Methodist Church with the Rev. Dr. Barry Lemons officiating. The family will receive friends following the service at the church.
Memorials: May be made to Bethlehem United Methodist Church, Youth Ministry Fund, 321 Redland Road, Advance, N.C. 27006; or College Park Baptist Church, Youth Ministry Fund, 1701 Polo Road, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27106.
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Last updated at 15:23, Friday, 09 November 2012
A parish council chairman has hit out at proposed changes to parking charges at a beauty spot.
And she says there is a feeling the area is being singled out by Carlisle City Council.
Connie Ridley, of Brampton Parish Council, has criticised proposals to increase the amount it costs to visit Talkin Tarn.
The authority has suggested doubling the parking charge from £1 to £2.
"It's not fair when you can get into Hammonds Pond (in Carlisle, which has free parking) for nothing," she said.
The proposed hike in fees is one of many proposals put forward by the local authority in an effort to slash more than £2.5 million from its annual budget and protect jobs.
Others have included handing back road maintenance to the county council, making members and officials pay for their civic dinner and mothballing some CCTV cameras.
Parking charges at the tarn have been a long-running dispute between the parish and city council since the latter took over the beauty spot in 2006. At the time it had free parking. The following year, it introduced a charge for anyone who parked their vehicle in the car park for two hours or more.
In 2009 it then introduced the current arrangement of charging between 10am and 6pm.
This was a watered-down version of the original proposal following protests from the parish council.
Mrs Ridley believes the council in Carlisle has a preconceived idea of Brampton.
"They say Carlisle's not as well off as Brampton," she said.
"We have the same kind of people in Brampton as there are in Carlisle."
A spokeswoman for Carlisle City Council said that increases in charges at Talkin Tarn had been discussed.
However, she said what these might be had not yet been confirmed, and it has also not been confirmed whether they actually will go ahead.
A meeting where these proposals will be discussed is on Monday, November 19, at the Civic Centre.
First published at 14:31, Friday, 09 November 2012
Published by http://www.cumberlandnews.co.uk
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What a mixed muddled message Carlisle City Council send out -
They want to attract more visitors and create a place of economic potential....
so lets start by Milking Talking Tarn of an extra nicker putting off generations of Locals who have beautiful memories of a non commercial
tranquil place.
And for those thinking about visiting an opportunity to park in hedgerows and bag a nice two quid to spend on an ice cream -
GREEDY GREEDY GREEDY - why should i pay to park when I have paid tax since the age of 16!? The car park isn't even maintained to a good enough standard so to think I would pay for it is somewhat baffling!!
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (March 15, 2011) - The ETSU baseball team will look to end a 15 year drought at Tennessee Tech Wednesday as the Bucs head to Cookeville, Tenn. for a 4 p.m. EDT contest with the Golden Eagles.
ETSU (10-2, 4-0 A-Sun) comes into the game on a six-game win streak after sweeping North Florida in dramatic style this past weekend. Junior Dylan Pratt (Johnson City, Tenn.) leads the Bucs with four home runs and 19 RBI on the season.
The Buccaneers are 39-45 all time against Tennessee Tech. The last time ETSU won at Cookeville, Tenn. was back in 1996 when the Bucs pulled out a 5-4 win. ETSU just missed ending the drought last year as TTU rallied for two runs in the ninth to defeat the Bucs, 6-5.
The Golden Eagles (7-9) come into the contest having swept Youngstown State this past weekend. Zach Stephens leads the way for Tennessee Tech as he is hitting a team-best .388 with four home runs and 22 RBI.
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An exhibit that opened Nov. 14 at the calvART Gallery in Prince Frederick features paintings, photography and other artwork created by about 80 Calvert County students.
Work by Advanced Placement photography students from Northern High School and selected works from Mutual Elementary School students will be on display until Nov. 30 at the gallery.
The collaboration of showing student work began with a grant from the Arts Council of Calvert County, requested by Lauren Rozengota and Leila Rizzo, art teachers at Northern High. With the grant, high school students visited Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, in Charlottesville, Va., on Oct. 22. The field trip was a day for students to think creatively and use the scenery to inspire their work, Rozengota said.
Students submitted photography, drawings and paintings of the landscape, architecture and even unexpected moments.
Taylor Hawkins, 17, an AP photography student at Northern, captured a surprise marriage proposal that would have otherwise gone undocumented. Afterward, Hawkins, who plans to pursue photography after high school, met with the couple, who requested a copy of her picture.
"It made me excited that someone wanted my work," Hawkins said. "That's an important moment for them, and they'll have that picture forever."
"[The students] studied Monticello before they went," Rozengota said of the students' preparation. "[Their work is] all from the same place, but each student's perspective is represented differently."
Rozengota said displaying the artwork in a gallery validates the students' creative efforts.
"Seeing your work here is a lot different than seeing it on the bulletin board in the cafeteria," Rozengota said.
Each student submitted one piece of work for the exhibition. After Rozengota, Rizzo and other classmates provided feedback on the work, about 54 photographs and paintings filled an entire wall in the gallery.
Kelsey Breen, 17, a junior AP photography student at Northern, submitted a photograph of brightly colored flowers from Monticello. Rozengota said Breen received the most comments in the class about the color, composition and originality of the piece.
"Perfect for a portfolio," Rozengota said to Breen.
For Finn Johannesen, 6, a first-grader at Mutual Elementary, he enjoyed showing his painting and following in his father Greg Johannesen's footsteps.
As a local landscape painter, Greg Johannesen shows his work at Carmen's Gallery in Solomons. He lectured Northern High art students before their field trip about what inspires him and his process as an artist.
His son Finn's painting featured the word "green," his favorite color, surrounded by different watercolors.
"I love his creativeness, and it's nice to see him express himself that way," Greg Johannesen said of his son. "I'm very proud of him."
Beth Beighley, the art teacher at Mutual Elementary, said she chose work that provided the best example of the technique used, whether it was watercolor, drawing or painting. Beighley said the show was great for the younger students to see their work in a professional atmosphere.
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What an exciting end to the season that was. Often, after the US Open ends, thoughts turn straight away to the following season because that's when the next Grand Slam takes place: the majors are always my main focus.
This season was a little different, however. It was an uncertain and at times stressful end to the year, because of this back injury I had. Thanks for the great care of my physio and fitness trainer, I was able to get myself fit for my final events, and I'm obviously delighted with how the season ended.
What's especially cool about winning Bali is that it allows me to really relax on this holiday. I often felt almost guilty in the past, that I shouldn't be spending any time away from the court; now I know I am on the right path and that a short break will help my tennis. In short, I left for holidays on a high, and full of motivation for the new season to start again.
Nigel and I are working really well together. It's not yet been six months since we began working together, but I think the improvement in my game is clear. What is most exciting for us is that at no point in our partnership so far have we worked for more than two weeks straight together, away from tournaments. Now we will have a full month together, and that's huge.
If I can continue my improvement I am confident of achieving great things again. Having structure is so important, and the difference between now and last year - when I also won Bali - is that I now have a great team around me and there is no uncertainty.
It's a shame that Bali won't host a WTA tournament next year. During the event we joked, "if only I could play Bali every week". It was a lot of fun, off the court too.
My parents were with me, and two of their friends joined us, so we all spent a lot of time together. We had one of the most delicious meals ever at The St. Regis hotel early in the tournament, and we returned there after the final, for my birthday dinner.
I also visited a spa - you can't go to Bali without visiting a spa! I swam a little, and visited the beach. Bali is such a beautiful place.
I'll send you an update next month when I'm back on court. As always, I will spend the first 10 days or so of the off-season working only on fitness - with an occasional light hit now and then - but then tennis will become the focus. I've switched to a new racket, which I believe will add a little extra something to my game, so I'm excited about that as well.
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