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Montgomery County, Maryland, one of the wealthiest and highest-performing large school districts in the country, is likely to reduce its level of per-pupil spending, in violation of a state maintenance of effort requirement. This means giving up an estimated $29 million in state aid in 2013:
The county's elected leaders have rescinded a request made last month seeking to be excused from a state formula for funding education. The decision would allow the county to reduce the amount of money it gives to Montgomery County Public Schools in the next fiscal year ? and potentially every year thereafter. In a letter Thursday to the Maryland State Board of Education, County Council President Valerie Ervin (D-Dist. 5) of Silver Spring and County Executive Isiah Leggett (D) said they do not plan to seek a waiver from Maryland's maintenance-of-effort law.
The county's elected leaders have rescinded a request made last month seeking to be excused from a state formula for funding education.
The decision would allow the county to reduce the amount of money it gives to Montgomery County Public Schools in the next fiscal year ? and potentially every year thereafter.
In a letter Thursday to the Maryland State Board of Education, County Council President Valerie Ervin (D-Dist. 5) of Silver Spring and County Executive Isiah Leggett (D) said they do not plan to seek a waiver from Maryland's maintenance-of-effort law.
The county spends roughly $15,000 per pupil, according to the Maryland Report Card, and found itself unable to cover the increased cost from enrollment gains in recent years.
The most interesting part of the story to me is the battle between the County Council, which sees an unsustainable budget, and the school board, which has been...
We don't often talk about the political risk borne by public-sector workers in traditional pension systems, but that risk is now very real for cops and firefighters in Detroit. The city has twice as many retirees as workers on the job, and that coupled with a decline in population is making it tough for them to pay modest pensions ($28,501 a year for the average retired police officer). The city is looking for ways to reduce those already meager benefits.
Conventional wisdom and the laws and constitutions of many states have long held that the pensions being earned by current government workers are untouchable. But as the fiscal crisis has lingered, officials in strapped states from California to Illinois have begun to take a second look, to see whether there might be loopholes allowing them to cut the pension benefits of current employees. Now the move in Detroit ? made possible, lawyers said, because Michigan's constitutional protections are weaker ? could spur other places to try to follow suit. ?These things do tend to be herd-oriented,?...
Conventional wisdom and the laws and constitutions of many states have long held that the pensions being earned by current government workers are untouchable. But as the fiscal crisis has lingered, officials in strapped states from California to Illinois have begun to take a second look, to see whether there might be loopholes allowing them to cut the pension benefits of current employees. Now the move in Detroit ? made possible, lawyers said, because Michigan's constitutional protections are weaker ? could spur other places to try to follow suit.
?These things do tend to be herd-oriented,?
Ohioans are waiting to see if Senate Bill 5, which would greatly reduce public sector collective bargaining in Ohio, can be repealed at the ballot box in November. Meanwhile, teachers unions and local school districts are working fast to avoid the legislation's consequences, at least anytime soon.
Changes to state law cannot trump existing collective bargaining agreements. So until a teacher union contract expires, teachers and districts won't have to comply with the bill's provisions. Those include (among other things): prohibiting strikes; removing decisions about leave policies, class sizes, and employee assignment from the scope of collective bargaining; prohibiting salaries from increasing solely due to time on the job; removing seniority as the prime determinant of layoffs; allowing districts to pay no more than 85 percent of employees' health care premiums; and prohibiting districts from paying any portion of employees' pension contribution.
We've seen a rash of one- or two-year contracts agreed to recently as a result of SB 5, including in Columbus, the state's largest district. A few locals have negotiated longer agreements, like Bexley, outside Columbus, where teachers and the district agreed to a four-year contract in quick fashion (a single...
This morning, the Thomas B. Fordham Institute released our ESEA Briefing Book. The report serves two purposes: First, to provide helpful background for reporters, analysts, and even hill staffers following the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (aka, No Child Left Behind). Hence, we identify 10 of the key issues that Congress must resolve to get a bill across the finish line, and offer the major options on the table (and their pros and cons) for each one.
The second purpose is to offer our own recommendations, in line with what we've been calling "Reform Realism" for two years now. Reform Realism--a pro-school-reform orientation that is also realistic about what the federal government can (and cannot) do well in K-12 education--entails three main principles:
?Tight-loose? ? Greater national clarity about our goals and expectations for students (i.e., standards linked to real-world demands of college and career), but much greater flexibility around how states, communities, and schools actually get their students there.
Transparency instead of Accountability ? Results-based accountability in education is vital, but it can't successfully be imposed from Washington. Instead, Uncle...
We at Fordham strongly believe school districts can and should learn to spend their dollars more effectively. That said, I can't agree with Kristi Bowman's idea that Congress should mandate "fiscal accountability measures" in its reauthorization of ESEA:
Congress could require that as a condition of receiving funding under the ESEA, each state must: (1) help school districts create immediate, additional cost savings; (2) publicly monitor districts' fiscal health and create a plan for escalating involvement when a district nears and reaches fiscal crisis; and (3) assist in stabilizing districts' revenues for the long term.
I'm not sure why there should be a role for the federal government in this (the paper on which the EdWeek article is based seems to boil this down to "because it's important" and "because the Feds can"). That is far from the only worry I have, though. Bowman also calls for a federal maintenance of effort mandate for all state school spending throughout the country. Not only would it make fiscal crises worse (if you can't cough up enough state funding, you lose your federal funding!), but innovative state policies to save money would now be illegal.
There are some...
Recent pieces by Jay Greene and Kevin Carey serve as effective bookends on the current ESEA debate picking up steam in Congress. They both appear to dislike the ?tight-loose? formulation to federal policymaking that was first championed by Fordham and is now heralded by Secretary Duncan and others?though of course for opposite reasons.
Let's start with Jay. In a witty and amusing blog post yesterday, he proposed a drinking game for readers of Fordham's new ESEA proposal, due out next week. (Clearly Jay has seen it?or at least heard about it?or else simply knows us very well.) From Jay's post:
Tight-Loose ? The Fordham folks will say that they favor being tight on the ends of education, but loose on the means. ?Never mind?that dictating the ends with a national set of standards, curriculum, and assessments will necessarily dictate much of the means. ?My instruction for the drinking game is that every time you see the phrase ?tight-loose? you can take a shot of your choice. ?We are loose about the means but tight on the requirement that you numb yourself to this edu-babble.
Let me give you a little hint: If you play this...
Georgia is on the road to eliminating seniority-based layoffs throughout the state. The big news is that they're replacing it with a flexible, sensible option for performance evaluation to be determined by local school and district managers.
GA's Senate Bill 184 sets three basic policies. First, local school boards cannot use length of tenure as the "primary or sole determining factor" in deciding whom to lay off during reductions in force. Second, performance should be the primary determining factor in making these layoffs. The bill states clearly that "one measure of [teacher performance] may be student academic performance." That is, local districts are free to decide how much to weight to assign to test scores and the like, and for which teachers they're relevant. Third, the bill establishes a commission of teachers, ed school profs, school managers, and others to identify effective professional development opportunities by 2015 to help all teachers improve their craft. It looks likely that the governor will sign the bill into law.
Some teachers and union folks say we can't evaluate teachers until we have a universally-valid evaluation system. Some reformers cling to a magical 50% weight for student test scores (or...
As you probably know by now, the President and Congress came to a budget agreement late last night that will keep the government operating through the end of the fiscal year. The deal apparently includes a five-year reauthorization of the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program, a popular voucher program for kids in the District:
The D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program ? which provides low-income District students with federal money to attend private schools ? is a top priority of Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio). The program was closed to new entrants by Democrats in 2009, but Boehner has sought to revive and expand the program. The House passed a Boehner-authored bill last month -- the SOAR Act -- to reauthorize the program for five more years, and that bill will be included in the final spending deal and signed into law by Obama.
The SOAR Act includes the so-called "three sector" payments, meaning that DCPS and public charter schools will also benefit from the program. I worked in the charter financing office in DC last summer and saw how much good those funds have done for the charter sector in the city. This seems like a big win...
I just wanted to give a quick shout-out from the Education Writers Association meeting in New Orleans. It's an annual gathering (ends tomorrow) of education reporters and folks from various education-related groups.?(To follow the ongoing Twitter conversation about it,?check out the hashtag?#ewa2011.)
There are various panel discussions going on, but earlier today Education Secretary Arne Duncan spoke at a?lunch session. Aside from praising the common-standards effort and the Race to the Top program, here are?a few of the more interesting tidbits:
*When asked about Cathie Black stepping down from her post as NYC schools chancellor this week, Duncan gave Mayor Bloomberg credit for making a change when he saw it wasn't working: ?That to me is real leadership.?
*Duncan is still hopeful about reauthorizing/fixing the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), also known as No Child Left Behind.
* On the issue of budget cuts in states/school districts, he said some people are being creative and innovative while others are paralyzed by the situation. But he said simply opting for across-the-board cuts ?doesn't make sense to me.? When pushed a few times by Bill Turque of...


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|1. Signe
|2. Before You Accuse Me
|3. Hey Hey
|4. Tears In Heaven
|5. Lonely Stranger
|6. Nobody Knows You When You're Down & Out
|7. Layla
|8. Running On Faith
|9. Walkin' Blues
|10. Alberta
|11. San Francisco Bay Blues
|12. Malted Milk
|13. Old Love
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Winner of six 1993 Grammys! Acoustic, slowhand versions of Layla; Tears in Heaven ; and Running on Faith highlight this album/phenomenon.
Clapton caught the "unplugged" trend just at the right time, when the public was hungry to hear how well rock stars and their material could hold up when stripped of elaborate production values. Clapton himself seemed baffled by the phenomenon, especially when picking up the armload of Grammys Unplugged earned him, including Record and Song of the Year for "Tears in Heaven", the heart-rending elegy to his young son, Conor. That song and a reworked version of "Layla" got most of the attention, but the rest of the album has fine versions of acoustic blues numbers such as "Malted Milk", "Rollin' & Tumblin' and "Before You Accuse Me" that make it worth investigating further. --Daniel Durchholz
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What can I say about this album that hasn't already been said? Everyone loves it for their own reasons, and if you're anything like me, you've been completely moved by it on either an emotional or entertaining level. This is just one of those albums that anyone who listens to it can never say they DIDN'T like it.
13--I was just beginning to play bass, piano, and guitar. I'd already known how to play drums for years. I had been listening to Rock music from the 70's and had been an absolute BEATLE freak. When a friend of mine let me borrow his 'Unplugged' CD, I was hesitant because I'd never really heard of Clapton before, but I accepted it. I took it home, put it on, and though I'd never listened to music like that before, I immediately loved it! See, (...)This was just so fresh to me, and I loved it from the start. I literally listened to it from start to finish!
What struck me immediately was the overall 'emotion' the album put out. From the lyrics straight through to every single note each musician played, it just seemed to connect with me. I didn't know what it was that I was getting out of the album then, but I knew I felt something special back then..
23--When I revert back to this album today, I still get the same feelings about it that I did back then. But now that I'm 10 years older and am a skilled musician, I am still blown away by the instrumentation on the album. Each musician plays with so much fun and emotion that you always hear something new when you put the cd on.
Take it from a plain ole' fan. I love it, it's stylings are limitless, and even though it's a live album, the overall 'production' is even better than most of Claptons studio output (especially his seventies works).
You will not be dissapointed. Try it out, and you'll see what I mean.
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"Signe" is the only instrumental on the album, and is a new piece which Clapton wrote while on holiday and is named for the boat he was on when he wrote it. "Before You Accuse Me" is a song which Eric Clapton has recorded before, an electric version for his "Journeyman" album, but the song is originally by Ellas McDaniel (a.k.a. Bo Diddley). It is interesting hearing this in acoustic form, but I prefer the electric version. "Hey Hey" is a song written by Big Bill Broonzy which Eric once said was probably the first blues song he had ever heard. The fourth track is "Tears in Heaven", a live version of a song which was released on the "Rush" soundtrack in January of 1992. The song, as probably everyone knows now, is about the loss of Eric's four-year-old son Conor in March of 1991.
"Lonely Stranger" is another of Clapton's songs, written around the same time, but it is a bit more general being about loneliness. "Nobody Knows You When You're Down & Out" is a song by Jimmie Cox, but Clapton picked it up from Bessie Smith and recorded it for "Layla" and once again it appears here.Read more ›
Here, on acoustic guitar, accompanied by one of the greatest pianos you'll ever hear, Eric Clapton sings the blues. Alone onstage to the world.
I don't understand why Eric Clapton and Doc Watson have never gotten together. THAT would be something for the ages. But in the mean time, you'll have to buy separate CDs.
And then there is that rare category of pieces which sound equally fantastic both ways, and that rare category of players who manage to dazzle you regardless what type of instrument they're playing. Eric Clapton is such a musician, and some of the songs on the playlist of his "Unplugged" album are such pieces of music.Read more ›
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Great sound and imaging! and Clapton ain't bad either....Published 17 months ago by George M. Bartolo
Vinyl was great, no issues. Love the unplugged album. Saw Clapton live a few years ago and was most impressed when he did a few tracks unplugged.Published 18 months ago by Alejandro S.
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A Short Guide to Writing About Art / Edition 10by Sylvan Barnet
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This best-selling text has guided tens of thousands of art students through the writing process. Students are shown how to analyze pictures (drawings, paintings, photographs), sculptures and architecture, and are prepared with the tools they need to present their ideas through effective writing.
This best-selling text has guided tens of thousands of art students through the writing process. Students are shown how to analyze pictures (drawings, paintings, photographs), sculptures and architecture, and are prepared with the tools they need to present their ideas through effective writing.
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Table of ContentsPreface.
1. Writing about Art.
Why Write about Art?
The Writer's Audience as a Collaborator.
The Functions of Critical Writing.
A Sample Essay: Robert Hert, Millet's "The Gleaners."
What is an Interpretation - and Are All Interpretations Equally Valid.
Expressing Opinions: The Writer's "I."
What Writing about Art Is: A Very Short View.
2. Analysis.
Analytic Thinking: Seeing and Saying.
Subject Matter and Content.
Form and Content.
Getting Ideas: Asking Questions to Get Answers.
Formal Analysis.
Style as the Shaper of Form.
Sample Essay: A Formal Analysis.
Postscript: Thoughts about the Words "Realistic" and "Idealized."
3. Writing a Comparison.
Comparing as a Way of Discovering.
Two Ways of Organizing a Comparison.
Sample Essay: A Student's Comparison.
Rebecca Bedell, John Singleton Copley's Early Development: From Mrs. Joseph Mann to Mrs. Ezekial Goldthwait.
Checklist for Writing a Comparison.
4. Writing a Review for an Exhibition.
What a Review Is.
Drafting a Review.
A Checklist for Writing a Review.
5. How to Write an Effective Essay.
Looking Closely: Approaching a First Draft.
Revising: Achieving a Readable Draft.
Peer Review.
Checklist for Peer Review.
Preparing the Final Version.
6. Style in Writing.
Principles of Style.
Get the Right Word.
Write Effective Sentences.
Write Unified and Coherent Paragraphs.
Checklist for Revising Paragraphs.
A Note onTenses.
7. Some Critical Approaches.
Social History: The New Art History and Marxism.
Gender Studies: Feminist Criticism and Gay and Lesbian Studies.
Biographical Studies.
Psychoanalytic Studies.
Iconography and Iconology.
8. Art-Historical Research.
Some Critical Values.Historical Scholarship and Values.
9. Writing A Research Paper.
A Concise Overview.
Primary and Secondary Materials.
From Subject to Thesis.
Finding the Material.
Art Research on the Internet and the World Wide Web.
Checklist for Successful Electronic Searching.
Checklist for Evaluating Web Sites.
Checklist for Electronic Documentation.
Reading and Taking Notes.
Drafting and Revising the Paper.
Checklist for Reviewing a Draft.
10. Manuscript Form.
Basic Manuscript Form.
Some Conventions of Language Usage.
Quotations and Quotation Marks.
Acknowledging Sources.
Footnotes and Endnotes.
Chicago Manual Style.
Art Bulletin Style.
Corrections in the Final Copy.
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Writing Essay Answers.
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It's easy to work out the areas of most squares that we meet, but
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Slide the pieces to move Khun Phaen past all the guards into the position on the right from which he can escape to freedom.
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Do you know how to find the area of a triangle? You can count the
squares. What happens if we turn the triangle on end? Press the
button and see. Try counting the number of units in the triangle
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A tilted square is a square with no horizontal sides. Can you
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We can show that (x + 1)² = x² + 2x + 1 by considering
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that (x + 2)² = x² + 4x + 4
Players take it in turns to choose a dot on the grid. The winner is the first to have four dots that can be joined to form a square.
A red square and a blue square overlap so that the corner of the red square rests on the centre of the blue square. Show that, whatever the orientation of the red square, it covers a quarter of the. . . .
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Euler discussed whether or not it was possible to stroll around Koenigsberg crossing each of its seven bridges exactly once. Experiment with different numbers of islands and bridges.
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Can you find all the 4-ball shuffles?
Square It game for an adult and child. Can you come up with a way of always winning this game?
The number of plants in Mr McGregor's magic potting shed increases
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Practise your diamond mining skills and your x,y coordination in this homage to Pacman.
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search and find the giraffe in the fewest guesses.
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speed at each stage.
Use the interactivity to find all the different right-angled triangles you can make by just moving one corner of the starting triangle.
Here is a chance to play a version of the classic Countdown Game.
How can the same pieces of the tangram make this bowl before and after it was chipped? Use the interactivity to try and work out what is going on!
Meg and Mo still need to hang their marbles so that they balance,
but this time the constraints are different. Use the interactivity
to experiment and find out what they need to do.
Can you fit the tangram pieces into the outlines of the chairs?
Experiment with the interactivity of "rolling" regular polygons,
and explore how the different positions of the red dot affects its
vertical and horizontal movement at each stage.
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Match pairs of cards so that they have equivalent ratios.
Experiment with the interactivity of "rolling" regular polygons, and explore how the different positions of the red dot affects the distance it travels at each stage.
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Can you beat the computer in the challenging strategy game?
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You have 27 small cubes, 3 each of nine colours. Use the small cubes to make a 3 by 3 by 3 cube so that each face of the bigger cube contains one of every colour.
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As with all of the releases in the Extended Versions series, the 2006 Jethro Tull edition is a set of latter-day live renditions of some of the group's best-known songs -- which have all been previously released. And as with most Jethro Tull releases after, say, 1980, the performances and production here are exceedingly clean-sounding, without the bite of Tull's '70s period, as the band performs such classics as "Aqualung," "Locomotive Breath," and "Living in the Past." But it's always a gas to hear such lesser-known Tull tunes as "Fat Man" and "Nothing Is Easy," both of which are included here, and the group truly sounds inspired on a truncated version of "Thick as a Brick" (which still clocks in at over nine minutes). Greg Prato, Rovi
- Genre: Rock
- Subgenre: Rock & Roll/Roots, Modern Electric Blues, Hard Rock, Art-Rock/Experimental
- Category Album Rock, Arena Rock, Blues-Rock, Hard Rock
- Release Date: October 31, 2006
- Artist: Jethro Tull
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I ended up at the Loews at Hollywood Blvd and Vine, adjacent to the landmark Graumann's Chinese Theatre, via a blind-bid on Priceline.
Here is why this venue is a deal: Fussy travelers like me would never think of Loews as a 4-star place to stay. Especially in L.A., where there is so much competition in this tier. The Loews brand was tarnished by middle-brow cineplex movie experiences -- and never achieved the aura of, say, Virgin (another experience retailer that crossed over into the travel category).
Therefore, this hotel is priced well-below the competition. Call it an arbitrage play. Examples:
- The Loews pool is on the 5th floor, and has a gym that extends to an outdoor canopy. It's a big pool. Compare it to the pools at Mondrian, Sunset Towers and Andaz, which are more like decorations
- Loews is not in the middle of nowhere; It's part of an outdoor mall complex that includes Starbucks, a USPS, bank, etc. Compare that to the Hyatt and Intercontinental in Century City -- you need the company limo to drive a mile to get a latte. Oh, unless you want to pay 7 bucks, including a modest gratutiy, for a double at the Intercon.
- The Loews staff is as smart and cool as any of the other properties I listed above
I have mixed feelings about sharing my big L.A. secret by potentially pushing the demand-curve to the right for this venue but this hotel is now my ATF in LA.
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- The Hollywood sign. The Hills. The Academy Awards. Jimmy Kimmel Live. The Hollywood Walk of Fame. The city's major movie studios. This is the stuff a classic visit to Hollywood is made of-and a stay at Loews Hollywood Hotel puts you right in the middle of all the action. Whether it's sightseeing, business or relaxation that brings you here, our 628 guestrooms and suites are the perfect place to unwind after a day in L.A. Just outside our doors is the expansive Hollywood & Highland Center-a hive of activity where you can shop, eat, hang out or host an event at the Dolby Theatre, home of the Academy Awards, with catering by Wolfgang Puck. We count Jimmy Kimmel's studio as our neighbor and we're close to the Hollywood Hills and the Hollywood Bowl. Our recently refreshed rooms have some of the best views in the city-choose from postcard-perfect views of the Hollywood sign, the Capitol Records building or the L.A. City skyline. When you're ready for a little me time, head to our hotel's rooftop pool and deck, or to the Exhale Spa for a spa treatment or yoga class. ... more less
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Butterfly Blaise, Title IX Coordinator, M.S. NCC . Ms. Blaise received her B.A. in Communication Studies, (2009) and M.S. in Mental Health Counseling (2012) from SUNY Plattsburgh.
Brittany Trybendis, Director, North Country THRIVE. Ms. Trybendis received her A.A. in Social Sciences/Humanities, from Clinton Community College, (2001); and M.S. in Elementary Education (2002) and M.S.Ed. in Literacy Education (2006) from SUNY Plattsburgh.
Joseph Troy, Admission Tech. Coordinator, Admissions. Mr. Troy received his B.A. from SUNY Plattsburgh (2010) and his M.S. from SUNY Buffalo (2012).
Michael Murphy, Staff Associate, Center for Teaching Excellence. Mr. Murphy received his B.A. from Colgate University (1988) and his M.A. from Duke University (2007).
JoAnn Gleeson-Kreig, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Bonnie Boadway, Office Assistant 2 (Keyboarding), Admissions.
Angeline Dickerson, Office Assistant 2 (Keyboarding), Admissions.
Paula Walfield, Office Assistant 2 (Keyboarding), Admissions.
Elizabeth Davies, Office Assistant 1 (Keyboarding), Diversity, Pluralism & Inclusion.
Liza Bedard, Office Assistant 2 (Keyboarding), GEO.
Aimee Baker, Lecturer, English Department. Ms. Baker received her B.A. from St. Lawrence University (2004) and her M.F.A. from Arizona State University (2008).
Gillian Crane-Kramer, Assistant Professor, Anthropology Department. Dr. Crane-Kramer received her B.A. from University of Western Ontario (1988), her M.S. from the University of Toronto (1992), and her Ph.D. from the University of Calgary (2000).
Stephen DiDomenico, Assistant Professor, Communication Department. Dr. DiDomenico received his B.A. from University of Michigan (2007), his M.A. from University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (2009), and his Ph.D. from Rutgers University (2015).
Bridget Haina, Lecturer, Communication Department. Ms. Haina received her B.A. from University at Albany (2010) and her M.A. from Syracuse University (2012).
Svetlana Henry, Lecturer, Mathematics Department. Dr. Henry received her M.A. from Moscow State University (1993), her M.S. (2004) and Ph.D. from Wichita State University (2000).
Martin Mailloux, Lecturer, Computer Science Department. Mr. Mailloux received his B.A. from University of Montreal (1995) and his M.A. from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (2009).
Daniel Milz, Lecturer, Center for Earth and Environmental Science. Dr. Milz received his B.S. from Roanoke College (2004), his M.U.P from University of Michigan (2007), and his Ph.D. from University of Illinois at Chicago (2015).
Nisha Varghese, Lecturer, Chemistry Department. Dr. Varghese received her B.S. (2006) and M.S. (2008) from University of Mumbai, and her Ph.D. from Syracuse University (2014).
Carrie Jeskanen, Adjunct Lecturer, Gender and Women's Studies. Ms. Jeskanen received her B.S. (2002) and B.A. (2012) from SUNY Plattsburgh and her M.A. from Concordia University (2014).
Stephen Langdon, Adjunct Lecturer, Center for Earth and Environmental Science. Mr. Langdon received his B.A. (1993) and B.S. (2009) from SUNY Plattsburgh and his M.S. from SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (2014).
Mark Lawler, Adjunct Instructor, Center for Earth and Environmental Science. Mr. Lawler received his B.A. from SUNY Oneonta (1988) and his M.S. from Northern Arizona University (1992).
Jun Matsuo, Adjunct Lecturer, Music Department. Dr. Matsuo received her B.A. from SUNY Plattsburgh (1994), her M.M. from Binghamton University (1996) and her D.M.A. from University of South Carolina (2002).
Joanne McGovern-Pauley, Adjunct Lecturer, Communication Department. Ms. McGovern-Pauley received her B.S. from SUNY Cortland (1997) and her M.A. from University of Mary Washington (2007).
Justin Meyer, Adjunct Lecturer, Interdisciplinary and Area Studies. Dr. Meyer received his B.S. from Elmira College (2003) and his J.D. from Albany Law School of Union University (2006).
Patrick Monette, Adjunct Lecturer, Gender and Women's Studies. Mr. Monettee received his B.A. (2004) and M.S. (2009) from SUNY Plattsburgh.
Aaron Peryea, Adjunct Lecturer, Communication Department. Mr. Peryea received his B.A. from SUNY Plattsburgh (2004) and his M.A. from SUNY Brockport (2007).
Lesley Ramos, Adjunct Lecturer, Modern Languages and Cultures Department. Ms. Ramos received her B.A. (2012) and her M.S.T. (2014) from SUNY Plattsburgh.
Joel Revette, Adjunct Instructor, Chemistry Department. Mr. Revette received his B.A. from College of Saint Rose (1987) and his M.S.T. from SUNY Plattsburgh (2005).
Marilyn Reynolds, Adjunct Lecturer, Music Department. Ms. Reynolds received her B.A. from Oberlin Conservatory of Music (1974) and her Performance Diploma from the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (1975).
Jamie Scavotto, Adjunct Lecturer, Communication Department. Mr. Scavotto received his B.A. from S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications (1999).
Thomas Venne, Adjunct Lecturer, Music Department. Mr. Venne received his B.A. from SUNY Plattsburgh (1979).
William Verity, Adjunct Lecturer, Music Department. Mr. Verity received his B.A. from SUNY Potsdam (1992) and his M.A. from SUNY Stony Brook (1995).
Ann Labier, Secretary I, Computer Science/Mathematics.
Paul Deal, Assistant Professor, Counselor Education. Dr. Deal received his B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Philosophy (2002) from Eastern University. He then received his M.S in Counselor Education (2010) as well as his Ph.D. in Counselor Education (2014) from Loyola University, Maryland.
Bob Drake, Assistant Professor, Teacher Education, Undergraduate. Dr. Drake received his B.S. in Elementary Education from Indiana University-Purdue University of Indianapolis (1976). Later, he received his M.S. in Elementary Education/Mathematics Education from Indiana University in Bloomington (1978). He also received his Ed.D. in Curriculum & Instruction, Mathematics/Science Education, from Indiana University in Bloomington (1987).
Angela Durant, Assistant Professor, Nutrition. Ms. Durant received her A.S. in Math and Science from SUNY Adirondack (1994). She received her B.S. in Food and Nutrition with a minor in Chemistry from Northern Arizona University (1996). She is a Dietetic Internship Graduate from Aramark Healthcare Support Services in New York City (1997). She then received her M.S. in Human Nutrition from the University of New Haven (2007).
Theresa Knott, Associate Professor, Social Work. Dr. Knott received her B.A. in Sociology, cum laude, from the University of Toronto (1994). She received her B.S.W., cum laude, from York University (1998), and her M.S.W. from University of Toronto (2001). Dr. Knott also received her Ph.D. from the University of Toronto (2008).
Jennifer Thate, Assistant Professor, Nursing. Ms. Thate received her B.S. in Biology/Chemistry, cum laude, from Messiah College in Pennysylvania (1996). Ms. Thate received her B.S. in Nursing (1999) as well as her M.S. in Nursing in the Family Nurse Practitioner Program (2002) from Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing in Baltimore, Maryland. She is a Ph.D. candidate of Villanova University of Pennsylvania with an expected completion date of December 2016.
Susan Appel, Adjunct Lecturer, Education, Undergraduate (Candidate Field Experience and Student Teaching) (spring 15). Ms. Appel received her Bachelor's in Biology from Brooklyn College in Brooklyn, New York (1961). She received her M.S. in Education also, from Brooklyn College (1968). Ms. Appel then received her Professional Diploma in Educational Leadership from Long Island University in Brooklyn, New York (1985).
Stephanie Boswell-Davies, Adjunct Lecturer, Nursing (spring 15). Ms. Boswell-Davies received her A.S. in Nursing (2000) and A.A. in Humanities and Social Science (2000) from Clinton Community College. She later received her B.S. in Nursing from SUNY Plattsburgh, New York (2002) and her M.S. in Midwifery from Philadelphia University, Philadelphia (2013).
Tammy Braun, Adjunct Lecturer, Human Development and Family Relations (Spring 15). Ms. Braun received her A.A.S. from Empire State College (1990) and her B.S. in Allied Health Sciences and Clinical Instruction (2004) from Empire State College. Ms. Braun received her M.S. in Mental Health Counseling from SUNY Plattsburgh (2011).
Abby Carr, Adjunct Lecturer, Nursing (spring 15). Ms. Carr received her B.S. in Nursing from SUNY Plattsburgh (2012).
Mary Duprey, Adjunct Lecturer, Sport and Wellness (spring 15). Ms. Duprey received her A.A.S. in Business Administration from North Country Community College (1979). She received her B.A. in Environmental Science from SUNY Plattsburgh (1991) and later her M.B.A. in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix (2005). Ms. Duprey received both her B.S. in Sport Management/Wellness & Fitness (2008) and M.S. in Exercise Science (2009) from California University of Pennsylvania.
Lisa Keyes, Adjunct Lecturer, Nutrition (fall 15). Ms. Keyes received her B.S. in Nutrition from SUNY Plattsburgh (2008).
Amy Larmon, Adjunct Lecturer, Social Work (fall 15). Ms. Larmon received her A.S. in Human Services from Ulster County Community College (1999). She then received her B.S.W. from SUNY Plattsburgh (2001) and her MSW from the University at Albany (2003).
Laura LeBrecque, Adjunct Lecturer, Social Work (spring 15). Ms. LeBrecque received her B.S. in Social Work, cum laude, with a minor in Criminal Justice and Sociology from SUNY Plattsburgh (2006). She then received her Masters in Social Welfare from SUNY Albany (2007).
Petulia Blake, Lecturer in the Management, Information Systems, and Analytics Department in the School of Business and Economics. Dr. Blake received her Ph.D. in Technology Management from Indiana State University (2015), her M.S. in Industrial Management from Central Connecticut State University (2001), and her B.A. in American Cultural Studies from Bates College (1998).
Tung Cu, Lecturer in the Management, Information Systems, and Analytics Department in the School of Business and Economics. Dr. Cu received his Ph.D. in Business Administration from Old Dominion University (2008), his M.B.A. from Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand (1999), and his B.S. in Information Technology (1999) and B.E. in Chemical Engineering (1995) from National University, Vietnam.
Christina Dimitriou, Assistant Professor in the Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management Department in the School of Business and Economics. Dr. Dimitriou received her Ph.D. in Hospitality Administration from Texas Tech University (2012), her M.S.S. in Tourism Policy and Management from University of Birmingham, England (1996), and a B.S. in Tourism Business Administration from Technological Educational Institute in Greece (1995).
Anthony Lawrence, Lecturer in the Economics and Finance Department in the School of Business and Economics. Dr. Lawrence received his Ph.D. (1973), M.A. (1970), and B.A. (1968) in Economics from SUNY Buffalo.
Rowena Ortiz-Walters, Dean of the School of Business and Economics. Dr. Ortiz-Walters received her Ph.D. in Management from University of Connecticut (2005), her M.B.A. in Technology Management from University of New Haven (1999), and her B.S. in Chemistry from the University of Connecticut (1996).
Tamara Kelsey, Office Assistant I (Keyboarding), School of Business and Economics.
Benjamin Carman, Service Desk Supervisor/Trainer, Computer Information Service Center. Mr. Carman earned his MLIS at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, NJ (2014). M.S.Ed., at Binghamton University, Binghamton, NY (2010). B.A. in Literature/Writing at SUNY Potsdam, NY, (2008).
John Locke, Technology Enhanced Learning Coordinator, TEL unit. Mr. Locke is presently a Doctoral candidate and expected completion of his Doctorate from Union Institute and University, Cincinnati, OH is May 2016. M.A., Communications at SUNY, Empire State College at Rochester, (2004). B.A., Computer Graphic Design, SUNY, Empire State College at Rochester, NY (1994). A.A., Liberal Arts & Humanities, Mohegan County Community College, (1985).
Khashayar Mohammadi, Electronic Records/Information Technology Project Manager. Dr. Mohammadi earned his M.S./PH.D in Electrical Engineering from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, (1988) and his B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts (1981).
Laura Rosenbrock, Instructional Support Technician, Classroom & Customer Support Services. Ms. Rosenbrock earned her A.A. in Social Science from The College of Agriculture and Technology (2008), B.A. in Psychology from SUNY Plattsburgh (2011), and her M.S. in Student Affairs Counseling from SUNY Plattsburgh (2013).
Matthew Ryan, Programmer/Analyst, Computer Information Service Center. Mr. Ryan earned his B.S. in Computer Science from SUNY Plattsburgh (2011).
Patrick Schnell, Programmer Analyst, Computer Information Systems Center. Mr. Schnell earned a B.S. in Management & Information Systems at Geneseo State University, (2000).
Alexander Ramjattan, Evening & Weekend Service Desk Supervisor, Classroom & Customer Support Services. Mr. Ramjattan earned his B.A. in Adolescence Education in Mathematics at SUNY Plattsburgh (2013).
Allen Trout, Evening & Weekend Service Desk Supervisor, Classroom & Customer Support Services. Mr. Trout earned his B.S. degree in Computer Science at SUNY Albany (1985).
Christopher Ciccone, Lead Programmer/Analyst SL-3, Computer Information Service Center (CIS).
Casey Casamento, Lead Programmer/Analyst SL-3, Computing Systems & Desktop Support (CSDS).
Christina Lagree, Office Assistant 2 (Keyboarding), Classroom & Computing Support Services (CCSS) , Computer Systems & Desktop Support (CSDS) & Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL).
Kristie Gonyea, Secretary I, Classroom & Computing Support Services (CCSS) & Computer Systems & Desktop Support (CSDS).
Sandra Rasco, Secretary II, Library & Information Technology Services (LITS).
Joanne Weiss, Library Clerk II, Interlibrary Loan (Collection Development & Delivery). Ms. Weiss earned a B.S. in Library Science and Elementary Education from Kutztown University (1986) and a Master of Science in Education from National-Louis University (1999).
April Barcomb, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Gary Barnaby, Mason & Plasterer, Maintenance Trades.
Frederick Belair, Office Assistant 2 (Sto/Mail), Warehouse.
Tyler Burdo, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Ian Burnell, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Mandy Castine, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Patrick Corrow, Highway Equipment Operator, Grounds.
Kristie Daniels, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Keiley DeGroodt, Office Assistant 2 (Calc), Payroll.
Melody DeLong, Office Assistant 2 (Calc), Student Accounts.
Annette Demarais, Secretary 1, Financial Aid.
Dean Desotelle, Plant Utilities Assistant, Central Heating Plant.
Burton Doria, Maintenance Supervisor 1, Facilities, Maintenance & Operations.
Elaine Duprey, Office Assistant 2 (Calc), Student Accounts.
Cathleen Eldridge, Director of Environmental Health & Safety. Ms. Eldridge received her B.S. from CSU Long Beach (1982).
Austin Facteau, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Patrick Farrell, MOC Coordinator, Facilities, Maintenance & Operations.
Nicholas Francis, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Daniel Gaul, Cleaner, Janitorial.
William Giddings, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Sheena Graves, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Catherine Kaleita, Senior EHS Associate, Environmental Health & Safety. Ms. Kaleita received M.S. from Colorado State University (2010) and B.A. from Castleton State College (2008).
Angela Lamica, Office Assistant 2, MOC Center.
Patrick Lawrence, Plant Utilities Assistant, Central Heating Plant.
Karen LaRoche, Secretary 1, Facilities, Maintenance & Operations.
Barbara Leonard, Assistant Director, Student Accounts.
Matthew Mee, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Bernard Miner, Staff Assistant, Management Services.
Renee Miner, Plant Utilities Helper, Central Heating Plant.
Steven Peete, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Thorin Reinhart, Highway Equipment Operators, Grounds.
Kylie Rinn, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Deborah Rodriguez, Janitor, Janitorial.
Richelle Sears, Cleaner, Janitorial.
Angela Sprague, Senior Financial Aid Advisor, Financial Aid. Ms. Sprague received her B.S. and M.S. from SUNY Plattsburgh (2011).
Timothy Valk, Plant Utilities Engineer 1, Central Heating Plant.
Arnold Williams, Construction Site Rep, Capital Planning & Construction.
Carla Beecher, Director of Institutional Marketing. Ms. Beecher received her B.A. in Communications/Marketing from the University of Arizona and her M.A. in English from the University of Illinois at Chicago (1995).
Matthew McDonald, Assistant Director of Student Recruitment Marketing. Mr. McDonald received his B.A. in English Writing Arts from SUNY Plattsburgh (2014).
Melissa Ayers, RN, Staff Nurse (Per Diem), Student Health and Counseling Center.
Chris Broere, Interim Residence Director and Residential Social Coordinator. He received his Master's Degree from SUNY Plattsburgh ( 2014).
Cassie Christman, Counselor, Educational Opportunity Program. She graduated with her B.S. from SUNY Plattsburgh (2013) and M.A. in from University at Buffalo (2015).
Joddie Duffy, RN, Staff Nurse (Per Diem), Student Health and Counseling Center.
Ryan Fincham, Interim Residence Director and Residential Social Coordinator. He received his M.S. from SUNY Plattsburgh (2014).
Patrick Keleher, Interim Assistant Police Chief. He received his B.A. from SUNY Potsdam (1982) and retired from the New York State Police in 2014 as Senior Investigator for the Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
Janis Krug, Interim AOD Educator, Center for Student Involvement, previously worked in Housing and Residence Life. She graduated with her B.S. (2006) and her M.S. from SUNY Plattsburgh (2009).
Michelle Lamoy, RN, Staff Nurse (Per Diem), Student Health and Counseling Center.
Jerry Lottie, Interim Police Chief. He served as Assistant Chief since 2001 and has an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice from SUNY Canton, a Bachelor Degree in Law Enforcement Management from Empire State and has done graduate work in Administration and Leadership at SUNY Plattsburgh.
Jennifer Matott, Office Assistant 1(Stores/Mail) Student Mail Center, Housing & Residence Life.
Jonathan Reid, Assistant Director EOP. He graduated with his B.A. (2008) and an M.S. (2011) from SUNY Plattsburgh.
Christine Landry, Office Assistant 2 (Keyboarding), University Police (previously worked in the School of Business and Economics).
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Body Alphabet in French
By Kisbo
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"Body Alphabet in French" is a funny and colorful application to teach, with words in French, the alphabet to children.
Each letter of the modern Latin alphabet is represented by the body of one or more children of different races and colours. They wear fantastic costumes and enter the scene in very eccentric ways.
All the letters from A to Z are unveiled to you by the transformation of the children's bodies. A quick movement or a pirouette invite young readers to imitate the shapes of the letters by trying it out themselves, a new and original way to exercise. Each letter is associated to a word and then written, drawn and read out loud.
"Body Alphabet in French" is made unique by the clever and unconventional use of colors, strong and eccentric illustrations and the psychedelic and vintage style. This is the result of valuable talent of two extraordinary artists from Milan, Italy: the twin sisters Irene and Marina Bonini.
The great Italian tradition of illustration meets technology in this iPad version of the Alphabet.
Welcome to the cheerful and colorful PaddyBooks, born to entertain the children.
The PaddyBooks applications are created to stimulate the spirit of observation, tell stories in a new form, tickle the fancy of the smaller users, thanks to the iPad.
* Vivid and delicate images
* Pictures in HD
* Original music and sound effects
* Surprising animations
* Icon to display the order of the tables
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- $5.49
- Category: Education
- Released: Dec 13, 2011
- Version: 1.0
- Size: 63.0 MB
- Language: Italian
- Seller: Kisbo srl
- © @kisbo2011
Compatibility: Requires iOS 3.2 or later. Compatible with iPad.


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It was a great tour.
Amazing stadium - suggest you get there early to avoid the crowds.
This was a great self paced tour, we were in Paris during the EURO 2016 so this was a nice place to visit. My teenage son loved the stadium and it was neat walking through the locker rooms. The attached museum is great and the large souvenir/jersey store is awesome. I am not a sports fan and I booked it for my husband and son but I also enjoyed this tour too! A great tour for families!
Great tour, highly recomended
Wonderful! Well organized, funny, perfect.
Great experience and look at the history of Barcelona.
This tour was amazing!
This tour was amazing would highly recommend
Beautiful stadium
Very easy, beautiful city, cap and double decker drop off right in front. Great stadium
Great tour...just make sure to pick up your tickets first! Lots of neat behind the scenes opportunities
This tour was amazing!
This tour was amazing!
This tour was amazing!
Thoroughly enjoyed the tour
Really well done and organized. I would have loved to see the home team locker room, not just the visiting team. But with the amount of people going through I understand that it can't be opened up. The tour is self directed and everybody follows a circuit. If you can't see a match, this is really worth doing. They do an excellent job in creating energy. The museum is very nice too.
I was in Barcelona with my son and his girlfriend and since they are big football fans this tour was a must do on our list. We bought our tickets on line in advance and that was great. It was a self guided tour that was very organized. Since you go at your own pace it was nice to stay longer at some sights or just stop briefly at others. We were there several hours just taking in everything. Learned a lot about the team and history of football/soccer in Barcelona. The store at the end was a plus too, just have to buy a souvenir from there. Recommend this tour, especially if you are a fan.
I've done many stadium tours in my day, and this is hands down the best. It's self guided, which is brilliant, and is really interactive and fan-friendly. I would have liked to have seen Barcelona's locker room as apposed to the visitor locker room, but I guess seeing where Ronaldo changes isn't a bad alternative either .
This tour was amazing!
Unbelievable stadium
This tour was amazing!
Loved it. Was great to have access to all areas of the stadium. Would definitely do it again next time I and #39;m in Barcelona.
Enjoy it ........ Brilliant!!!!!!!
Stadium tour a must see for sports enthusiasts. I can only imagine game day!
Loved it!
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January 28 Wednesday
Few can create appealing noise, let alone rhythm, with a combination of Zippo lighters, ladders and brooms. In STOMP, presented by Theater of the Stars at the Fox Theatre, an eight-member international cast of percussionists does just that. Using ingenuity and lots of energy, the group mixes comedy with matches, trash cans and more to prove that a junkyard can be just as entertaining as an instrument shop. Through Feb. 1. $20-$52. Wed.-Fri., 8 p.m.; Sat., 5 and 9 p.m.; Sun., 1:30 and 6 p.m. 660 Peachtree St. 404-817-8700. www.ticketmaster.com. (Lizzy Encarnacao)
January 31 Saturday
FRINGE FACTORY DJs Vikki V and Suzy Q celebrate their one-year anniversary of throwing pretty much the most extravagant monthly soul, garage-rock and psychedelic parties Atlanta has seen in a good, long while. For this go-around, they've called back several guest DJs who have torn it up at previous Fringe Factory functions, including Kurt Wood (the Woggles), Matt K (Double Dynamite), Boss Jonezy and Gran Lusso (Southern Soul Soundsystem), and Chris Devoe. $7. 9 p.m. Highland Inn Ballroom Lounge, 644 N. Highland Ave. 404-874-5756. www.myspace.com/highlandinnloungeatlanta. (Chad Radford)
January 31 Saturday
Prepare to be terrified. Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah are all back in the United States, thanks to the folks at Silver Scream Spook Show. GIANT MONSTERS ALL-OUT ATTACK conjures up a night of monsters and mayhem, with the ladies from Blast-Off Burlesque dancing in the face of destruction. Get geared up for the pre-movie costume contest and Godzilla himself in a live giant-monster battle. $7-$10. Matinee, 1 p.m.; late show, 10 p.m. Plaza Theatre, 1049 Ponce de Leon Ave. 404-873-1939. www.silverscreamspookshow.com. (Gloria Love)
FEB. 4 ANDREW BIRD The multi-instrumentalist hits up Variety Playhouse. www.variety-playhouse.com.
FEB. 5 TIM AND ERIC AWESOME SHOW, GREAT JOB! Adult Swim's live program invades Variety Playhouse. www.variety-playhouse.com.
FEB. 6 YONDER MOUNTAIN STRING BAND Stops by the Tabernacle. www.ticketmaster.com.
FEB. 7 ART PAPERS AUCTION The annual silent auction features works by internationally acclaimed and emerging artists at Mason Murer Fine Art. www.artpapers.org.