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Volume 15 - Article 8 | Pages 253-288
Rudiments of recent fertility decline in Hungary: Postponement, educational differences, and outcomes of changing partnership forms
|Date received:
|15 Nov 2004
|Date published:
|17 Oct 2006
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|demographic transition, educational differences, fertility, Hungary, partnership forms, postponement, societal transformation
Our study describes fundamental changes in childbearing behavior in Hungary. It documents current postponement of entry into motherhood (first birth) and uncovers signs of delay in second birth. We place the behavioral modifications into historical time and reveal the basic role of the political, economic, and societal transformation of Hungary that started in 1989-1990 in these modifications. We document postponement as well as differentiation, and mothers' highest level of education will represent the structural position of individuals.
We shed light on the different speed of postponement and support the assumption of behavioral differences according to the highest level of education. Particular attention will be paid to changing partnership relations: Fertility outcomes remain to be strongly associated with the type of partnership and its development; profound changes in partnership formation, namely the proliferation of cohabitation and the increasing separation rate of first partnerships, may therefore facilitate fertility decline in Hungary. The analysis is based on the first wave of the Hungarian panel survey "Turning points of the life course" carried out in 2001/2002.
Author's Affiliation
Zsolt Spéder - Népességtudományi Kutatóintézet (Hungarian Demographic Research Institute), Hungary
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Nicholas BallouThe Cal Lutheran senior is 17-0 in singles matches this season, earning the top seed in the men's Div. III West tournament. Ballou could face Claremont-Mudd-Scripps' Warren Wood in Sunday's final. Wood, the No. 2 seed, is one of only two players to take a set off Ballou this year.
Gage BrymerBobby Riggs was the last individual to capture three consecutive CIF boys interscholastic singles titles in 1934-36, but Brymer -- a University High of Irvine standout and UCLA signee -- could join that elite group with another crown Saturday. Brymer is also a two-time Southern Section singles champion.
Marcos GironThe Thousand Oaks graduate and former singles champion at Ojai, Giron returns to Libbey Park trying to lead top-ranked UCLA to a Pac-12 tournament championship. After suffering a 4-3 loss indoors in February against USC, the Bruins have defeated the No. 5 Trojans 4-3 in both outdoor meetings this season, with Giron rebounding from the indoor setback to win outdoors in singles both times. The rivals are likely to square off again in Saturday's final.
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Zoe KatzA four-time Southern Section doubles champion at Campbell Hall, the USC-bound Katz is now taking aim at the Ojai women's open doubles title, along with Mira Costa's Maegan Manasse. Alexis Pereira, who teamed with Katz to win this year's section doubles crown, is also competing in the open singles draw.
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College president Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM presented R. Abel
Garraghan with the prestigious Mount Saint Mary College Community
Service Award on Thursday, August 29.
Garraghan, who was on the college's board of trustees for nearly
a decade, is president of Heritagenergy, a distributor of home
heating oil, propane, and Exxon/Mobil and Citgo gasoline.
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community. Garraghan has chaired or co-chaired the Benedictine
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finance and accounting from Syracuse University, and continued his
studies in Harvard University's Owner/President Management
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children: Patrick, Kilby, and Molly.
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nearly 100 scholarships to students studying language arts,
nursing, communications, science, history, business, education, and
more, and thanked the donors who were present.
The recipients are as follows:
Charles T. Baus Memorial Scholarship: Jennifer
Lombardi, math, East Meadow, NY
Moira Rovere Bayer '81 Memorial Endowed
Scholarship: Latoya Byfield, nursing, Poughkeepsie, NY
Bourne-Newburgh Scholars Initiative: Adrian
Willis, business marketing, Newburgh, NY
Dieter W. Bussigel Memorial Award for the Arts:
Liliana Peralta-Zapata, communications, Bronx, NY
Dr. Virginia Davidson Memorial Award for Excellence in
English: Stephanie Weaver, English, Rockville Centre,
Eleonor Depold Memorial Endowed Scholarship:
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Cortlandt Manor, NY; and Stephanie Foss, nursing, New Milford,
Lt. Colonel Joseph M. Desch Memorial
Scholarship: Katherine Santiago, nursing, Hopewell
Junction, NY
Josh F. Depew Memorial Scholarship: Elizabeth
Angelucci, history, Wappingers Falls, NY
Patricia Welch Donahue '72 Memorial
Scholarship: Megan Green, nursing, Poughkeepsie, NY
Dominican Sisters Founders Endowed Scholarship:
Nicole Allen, history, Staten Island, NY; Arlene Johnson, business,
Montgomery, NY; and Rachael Suter, childhood education
certification, Wingdale, NY
Dominican Sisters of Hope Endowed Scholarship:
Sara Baloga, history, Binghamton, NY; Emily Blew, nursing,
Columbus, NJ; Megan Capurso, interdisciplinary studies, Mahopac,
NY; Che'La Devonshire, nursing, Poughkeepise, NY, Emily DiBiase,
English, Mahopac, NY; Danielle Farragher, history, Belle Harbor,
NY; Sarah Favata, history, Northvale, NJ; Stephanie Gilmartin,
history, Wappingers Falls, NY; Megan Guarracina, nursing, Cortlandt
Manor, NY; Colleen Jones, communications, Hyde Park, NY; Danielle
Krupka, biology – pre-med, Northport, NY; Karen Neary, nursing,
Mahopac Falls, NY; Asma Neblett, communications – journalism, Port
Jefferson Station, NY; Devon O'Brien, interdisciplinary – general
science, Beacon, NY; Lindsay Panko, English, Hopewell Junction, NY;
Gianna Pelliccia, social science/history, Hicksville, NY; Liliana
Peralta-Zapata, communications, Bronx, NY; Jessica Perk, human
services, New Windsor, NY; Sandra Rodriguez, nursing, Newburgh, NY;
Imani Stamper, accounting, Roselle, NJ; Brittni Troy,
interdisciplinary – general science, Montgomery, NY; Ilic Velarde,
business management, Newburgh, NY; Stephanie Weaver, English,
Rockville Centre, NY; and Nicole Zazzero, biology – pre-med,
Brewster, NY
Dyson Leadership Scholarship: Joseph Borden,
business management and administration, Newburgh, NY; Amanda
Chiavelli, nursing, Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY; Stephanie Jacks,
nursing, Westtown, NY; Ilci Velarde, business management, Newburgh,
NY; and Alan Velazquez, business management and administration,
Middletown, NY
Frances G. Egan Memorial Endowed Scholarship:
Robert Lakhman, accounting, New Windsor, NY
Ellen Frommer Endowed Scholarship for Nursing
Excellence: Patricia Liardi, nursing, New Windsor, NY
James and Mary Gilhooley Endowed Scholarship:
Francine Frey, sociology-criminology, Monroe, NY; Gabrielle
Gallinaro, history, Floral Park, NY; and Alyssa Phillips,
history-political science, New Hampton, NY
George and Maria Girolame Endowed Scholarship:
Jason Lorch, biology/pre-med, Plainview, NY
Gertrude Rowe Haight Memorial Scholarship: Mary
Boyle, nursing, Rockaway Park, NY
Bob Hope Endowed Scholarship: Stephanie Darrer,
nursing, Chester, NY
Dr. Hedwig Just Scholarship: Liliana
Peralta-Zapata, communications, Bronx, NY
Eileen Hickey Nursing Scholarship: Clarissa
Espinosa, nursing RN to BS, Poughkeepsie, NY
Bernice J. & Walter J. Hornibrook Memorial Endowed
Scholarship: Claire Duffy, psychology/physical thearapy,
Monroe, NY; Alexis Krupski, nursing, Wallingford, CT; Bethany
Mahoney, English, Wingdale, NY; Rachel Perrone, history, Poughquag,
NY; Kimberly Sheamon, interdisciplinary, Goshen, NY; Amy Schaefer,
nursing, Suffolk, NY; and Danielle Vernooy, history, Port Jervis,
Roy C. and Marion L. Ketcham Endowed
Scholarship: Briana Podlovits, communications, Middle
Village, NY; and Margaret Taft, human services, Cortlandt Manor,
KeyBank Scholarship: Stephanie Jacks, nursing,
Westtown, NY
Elvira LaBue & Helen Ostlund Memorial
Scholarship: Christopher Bernadino, nursing, Montgomery,
Norma Jean Lawson Memorial Endowed Scholarship:
Dharamhet Khangura, biology/pre-med, Livingston Manor, NY
Dr. Edith S. Lessor Endowed Scholarship:
Michelle Carnazza, biology, Mahopac, NY; and Hannah Mulhall,
biology/pre-med, Holbrook, NY
Sister Mary Assumpta Mazza P.B.V.M. Endowed
Scholarship: Stephanie Peden, history, Newburgh, NY
McDonald Family Scholarship: Romona Yizar,
psychology, Wappingers Falls, NY
Mid-Hudson Chapter of the NYS Society of CPA's for
Excellence in Accounting Scholarship: Rebecca Jacobini,
accounting, New Paltz, NY
Stephen M. McCarthy '00 Memorial Scholarship:
Rachel Sangalli, communications, Brewster, NY
Mary Y. and Lawson H. Miller Memorial Endowed
Scholarship: Sarah Cocco, business finance, Newburgh, NY;
Fernando Rivera, business, Middletown, NY; Henry Schof, history,
Montgomery, NY; and Angela Wise, business, Bloomingburg, NY
Mount Saint Mary College Alumni Legacy Scholarship
Award: Julie E. Mackey, psychology, Rego Park, NY
Newburgh Lions Club Endowed Scholarship:
Christina Gayle, nursing, Newburgh, NY; and Christian Plaza,
nursing, Newburgh, NY
Newburgh Lions Club Scholarship: Alexander
Florez, math, Madison, NJ
John W. Munday '74 Memorial Scholarship: Robert
Lakhman, accounting, New Windsor, NY
Marissa A. Pica '83 Memorial Scholarship: Kelly
Ann D'Amore, nursing, LaGrangeville, NY
Leonard Ragaglia Memorial Scholarship:
Alexandra Magliocco, accounting, Stratford, CT
Carolyn Rich Memorial Scholarship: Juan Rosa,
nursing, Bronx, NY
Joyce Weishaupt Santoro Memorial Endowed
Scholarship: Brittney Felicello, history, Marlboro, NY
Vassar Brothers Medical Center Nursing
Scholarship: Katie Kenny, nursing, North Salem, NY
Transfer Honors Scholarship: Melissa Buckheit,
history, Rockville Centre, NY; Amanda Federico, business,
Poughkeepsie, NY; Brianna Kousin, chemistry, Monroe, NY; Lindsay
Roe, history, Bloomingburgh, NY; and Ashley Woodill, English,
Kerhonkson, NY
Who's Who Junior Award: Alison Cowan, math,
East Hampton, CT; Nicole Marie Havrilla, math, East Northport, NY;
Joseph Makram Henain, biology/pre-med., Hopewell Junction, NY;
Joseph John Mastando, English, Fishkill, NY; Sandra Rodriguez,
nursing, Newburgh, NY; Stephanie Weaver, English, Rockville Centre,
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Eagles Finish 4-12 4th pick
HC- Mike McCoy
OC- Ken Zampese
DC- Lovie Smith
Cuts/Not Resigned-
Mike Vick
Demetress Bell
King Dunlap
Cullen Jenkins
Kurt Coleman
Mike Patterson
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Phillip Hunt
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Antoine Caldwell
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Cullen Jenkins
2013 NFL Draft-
**Eagles trade #4 to Miami for #15 and their 2nd round picks (15) and (24) **
1 (15). Ezekial Ansah DE Brigham Young 66 270 lbs.
**Eagles trade Jeremy Maclin and 2nd (14) to Seattle for 1st (26) and 3rd (26)**
1 (26). Matt Elam SS Florida 510 205 lbs.
2 (3). Lane Johnson OT Oklahoma 66 305 lbs.
2 (24). DaRick Rodgers WR Tennessee Tech 63 206 lbs.
3 (5). Desmond Trufant CB Washington 6 186 lbs
3 (26). Brian Winters OT Kent State 65 310 lbs
4 (4). Brandon Williams DT Missouri Southern State 63 328 lbs.
5 (3). Marquess Wilson WR Washington State 64 188 lbs.
6 (5). Travis Kelce TE Cincinnati 65 260 lbs.
7 (4). Wes Horton DE USC 65 255 lbs
7 (24). Sam Schwartzstein C Stanford 63 305 lbs.
Eagles Depth Chart
QB- Nick Foles, Trent Edwards
RB- Lesean McCoy, Bryce Brown, Chris Polk
FB- Stanley Havilii
WR1- Desean Jackson, Jason Avant, Marquess Wilson
WR2- DaRick Rodgers, Riley Cooper, Damaris Johnson
TE- Brent Celek, Travis Kelce
LT- Jason Peters, Brian Winters
LG- Evan Mathis, Antoine Caldwell
C- Jason Kelce, Sam Schwartzein
RG- Todd Herremans, Jake Scott
RT- Lane Johnson, Dennis Kelly
DE- Trent Cole, Ezekial Ansah, Wes Horton
DE- Brandon Graham, Vinny Curry
DT- Fletcher Cox, Antonio Dixon
DT- Terrance Knighton, Brandon Williams
SAM- Manny Lawson, Jamar Chaney
MIKE- Demeco Ryans, Casey Matthews
WILL- Mychal Kendricks, Akeem Jordan
CB- drc, Desmond Trufant
CB- Antoine Cason, Brandon Hughes
NICK- Brandon Boykin
FS- William Moore, Nate Allen
SS- Matt Elam, Colt Anderson
I don't think Miami will take that trade, but they could jump to replace Long if he leaves
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Seems very unrealistic
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Dude.......you want to keep Nnamdi and cut DRC????
Are you crazy??
Are you watching Nnamdi get manhandled by a rookie as I speak????
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Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 3:22 pm
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Don't the Eagles get 3rd pick if they lose out?
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Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 3:26 pm
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phat21 wrote:
Don't the Eagles get 3rd pick if they lose out?
If Oakland loses yes.
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I'm against keeping Nnamdi now.. had him kept in my mock, but no, eff no. Please get him out of here.
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Edit this mock. Remove Nnamdi.
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Yeh dude thanks for cutting Nnamdi, that was one of the only probs I had with this.. he doesn't belong anywhere near this team and hopefully he's cut tomorrow.
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RainbowCarebear wrote:
Seems very unrealistic
I think you say that in almost every mock draft that I've seen so far. Why does this have to be realistic? What is your definition of a "realistic off-season"?? We don't even know the draft order, who the free agents are going to be, or who the coaches\GMs of the 32 teams are going to be as well. Of course it's going to be "unrealistic" but so is the whole point of doing the friggin mock drafts before the season is over.
How about adding some real criticism like "I don't think we need to sign William Moore" or "I don't think Da'Rick Rogers is going to last that long in the draft" instead of wasted forum space? Who knows, it might help him make a better mock in the future?
As for the mock, I like the direction of pretty much completely gutting this team. I can't say that I can really argue with any of the acquisitions. I'm not a huge Ansah fan, and wouldn't like him at #15, but thats just my personal opinion.
As long as you're getting Mike McCoy as the head coach, and cutting both Vick & Asomugha, I consider it a good mock
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thank you plankizzle for this beautiful word xD
We are the paint breathers...
We bleed colors with our bloody stubs that were our thumbs for the artistic evolution.
Seriously IBU?
Sent you a PM.
Don't need this shit in the thread...
Nice entry Phat, think you lost it on the S though.
You like those trip quotes eh? Lol.
it's my thing man always use/used them
I changed my entry. I'm definitely feeling this word.
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Nouveau just killed it... nice
Thanks for the love, Stigma. Shall we poll?
Flawless Victory always brings heat. gmv
Is there a reason my shit comes up as "Attachment 13345" instead of a picture?
Is it because it's my picture?
Ima go ahead and vote for NP. The EAKS is dope, but the TW kind of lose it.
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phat. only problem I have with it is the quotes and the S.
i vote for phat 2
his has some soul behind it
You fuckin' serious Nouveau? Flawless bringin' the heat!? Lmao.
Is FuckTheFame in or what?
If not, Phat's got my vote. But Phat, I agree with Gyse on the S... Kinda lost it.
IMO fuck the fame's in, i dont really care, but it's a majority decision I guess.
wordsmyth, chill man. It's simple and a decent hand; if he thinks its fresh and you don't, just dont vote for it.
I feel you Gyse, but I just got grilled for my vote... =P
It's all Good Flawless, Nouveau...
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Troian Bellisario talks being photoshopped in new 'GQ' spread
Troian Bellisario has responded to controversy over the "Pretty Little Liars" stars' bikini pictorial in GQ after some observers complained that the photos were too retouched and digitally manipulated.
On Wednesday, the actress wrote a long Instagram post that both defended the shoot and acknowledged the Photoshopping.
She also included an un-retouched behind-the-scenes shot (see below).
Bellisario wrote:
"So by now you have seen many a shot from #GQ and many people have said that we were photoshopped… OF COURSE WE WERE! that's a very specific type of photo shoot. And looking very blown out and perfected was obviously what they were looking for. Great. Cool. As long as we acknowledge how it was achieved so we know it's not real."
"Here's some behind the scenes of my body the way it is and was on the day. I'm not mad at how these pictures turned out, the girls and I had an absolute blast. More fun than we've had on a photoshoot in a while, and I think you can see that in our eyes and smiles."
"But it's the same everywhere. It's the same way on the posters of our show and even in women's magazines. This industry seems to invest more in perfection than in flaw. But flaw and individuality, to me, are what make a human being interesting, they make our stories worth telling. (Unfortunately the flaws don't usually sell products or magazines) I'm proud of my body and the way it looks because @themarkwildman kicks my butt in aerial. But my hips and thighs are a part of me (even though they magically weren't in some shots!) I get those things from my momma. And I'm happy To shake what my momma gave me."
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1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon onion powder
1/2 teaspoon chili powder
1 small onion, chopped
1 (4 oz) can green chilis
1 teaspoon lime juice
1/4 cup water
1 can cream of chicken soup
1 cup sour cream
2 cups cheddar cheese (any cheese would work- use your favorite)
1 can enchilada sauce (you can use red or green)
green onions, chopped
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Blackhawk field archers shoot
We went to blackhawk field archers this weekend. The shoot was pretty good. However, we got behind a group of 10 and they slowed things up pretty good.
Some of the targets were beyond 50 yards. I thought 50 was the max. Many of the targets were so shot up that you could not tell if you hit a 12 or not. The layout of the course was good but some of the targets were horrible. The club should addess this problem. A few shooters said they would not be back.
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The shoot at Blackhawk Field Archers in Rockton, IL. This past weekend (4-16/4-17) was not a MAC Qualifier. Some shooters confused the shoot in Rockton with the MAC shoot in Verona, WI.
We had 5 targets that were missing the 12 ring, this common in most Archery Club's club shoots. As with any club we would love to be able to put brand new targets out (or slightly used) at each shoot. Unfortunately as with most clubs this is impossible to do.
We do not have any max yardages on our club shoots. However we also do not try to discourage shooters that are there to have fun. We had an Elk at 52 yards from the Red Stake and the Buffalo at 56 yards. The yardage was compatible with the target size.
As for the group of 10 you were stuck behind, archery edict is
"You request to shoot through and the group should let you,
most of the time they should offer first.".
We do not allow groups of more then 6. If we had of known we would have split the group up. Did you bring this to any officers attention? If so they should have addressed your concerns immediately.
We will be using all of our New targets (or slightly used targets) at our next two shoots. Our MAC Qualifier in May and our IBO State Championship in June. Which will have 12 rings on all of them. We sincerely hope that you will come back and shoot with us again.
Thank you
Brenda Lee
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Thanks for posting an update on the shoot. It's nice to see the clubs taking a pro-active approach.
I was at the shoot also. I thought it was a good shoot. Good mix of long and short shots. I agree that some of the targets need to be replaced or at least new centers. The LONG shots surprised me but it was fun.
The 4 yard coon was a good one. I bet a lot of people thought that was an easy 12, not if you don't know where to hold or what yardage to use.Chris Christenson - Admin
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One more thing. I understand you will be hosting a Field tournament. Make sure you post something on the forum regarding that shoot.Chris Christenson - Admin
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Today, interim Chairman Len Clark announces a new impressive board of trustees for Birmingham Museums Trust. After advertising, over 60 expressions of interest were received. The selected trustees bring a wide range of skills and experience to the board and a passionate enthusiasm for the collections and sites managed by the new trust.
The Birmingham Museums Trust is the largest museums service in the UK to go to Trust status. The new family of museums includes Aston Hall, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Blakesley Hall, Museum Collections Centre, Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, Sarehole Mill, Soho House, Thinktank and Weoley Castle.
Already, the innovative approach of the trust has been recognised by Arts Council England as a Renaissance major partner museum, and has been awarded £5,091,615 over a three-year period. Director Ann Sumner is driving forward a new visioning process as the trust focuses on sustaining and developing key partnerships within the city, regionally, nationally and internationally, in order to deliver excellence in audience-focussed museum services, and meet the needs of Birmingham communities. Len Clark, along with the new Board will be seeking to appoint a Chairman of the trust in the near future.
Professor Sumner said, "We are delighted to welcome such a remarkable board of trustees to help develop Birmingham Museums. The board's breadth of experience and expertise will be instrumental in forging the future of the new trust. The assembled expertise covers the arts, science, culture, business and museums, and will be invaluable to us. I look forward to working with them all at this exciting time."
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Len Clark is an experienced local politician with 35 years service and was an elected member of various significant public authorities including former West Midlands County Council (1977-1986); Severn Trent Water Authority (1977-1984), Birmingham City Council (1992-1996 and 2004-2011), West Midlands Passenger Transport Authority, and West Midlands Districts Superannuation Committee. Len has served as Chairman on various regional public service committees including Transport, Highways, and Adults and Children's Social Services. With a longstanding interest in the cultural development of the City and region, as Chairman of Thinktank, Birmingham's Science Museum (2004-2012), he has lead and supported major development initiatives including the Planetarium and the exciting new Science Garden, opened this year, the first in the UK. Appointed Chairman of the Trust Steering Committee by Birmingham City Council, tasked with establishing the Birmingham Museums Trust and securing charitable status, Len is currently Interim Chairman of the Birmingham Museums Trust. A lifelong Aston Villa supporter and a keen cricket fan, Len is Chairman of Old Hill Cricket Club, and a founder member of the Birmingham District League.
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Mark Jones is the Master of St Cross College, Oxford and was Director of the Victoria & Albert Museum from 2001 to 2011. His time there saw a ten year, £120 million programme of renewal of the museum and its displays which transformed two thirds of its vast building. From 1992 to 2001 he was Director of the National Museums of Scotland, overseeing the opening of the award-winning Museum of Scotland in 1998. He read philosophy, Politics and Economics at Worcester College, Oxford and studied for his MA at the Courtauld Institute of Art. He was Assistant Keeper of Coins and Medals, British Museum (1974 to 1990) and Keeper of Coins and Medals, British Museum (1990 to 1992). Mark serves on the boards of the Pilgrim Trust (since 2006), the National Trust (since 2005), Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, and the Design Council (since 2011).
David Lewis
David Lewis graduated from London University in 1959 and qualified as a Chartered Surveyor in 1961. He formed his own firm of Chartered Surveyors in 1964 and has held a number of public company positions in the UK. He was Managing Director of Cavendish Land Company to 1973 and of Hampton Trust plc to 1987, and from 1989 to 1995 was Chairman of Molyneux Estates plc. He is Chairman of various privately controlled investment companies and his family interests include a wide-ranging collection of works of art of which a significant proportion is on loan to public bodies, museums and institutions in the UK and abroad. He was a founder Governor of the Harris City Technology College, Croydon 1990 to 2009. He is Deputy Chairman of the Board of the London Jewish Cultural Centre and he is also Co-chair of the Commission for Looted Art in Europe. He is a member of the Board of the Jewish Museum.
Professor Alice Roberts
Alice Roberts is Professor of Public Engagement in Science at the
University of Birmingham. Alice studied medicine and anatomy (MB BCh BSc) at Cardiff University, qualifying in 1997. She worked as a junior doctor in South Wales, before becoming a lecturer at Bristol University, where she taught anatomy on the medical course for over ten years. She has a PhD in palaeopathology (the study of disease in ancient human remains). Alice's television debut came as a human bone specialist on Channel 4's Time Team, in 2001. She went on to become a science presenter for various projects on BBC2. As well as being part of the original presenting team on BBC2's Coast, she has fronted several series and programmes, including Don't Die Young, and The Incredible Human Journey. She is a member of the Advisory Board of the Cheltenham Festival of Science and the Patron of the Association of Science and Discovery Centres.
Jan Teo
Jan Teo is a Director at Deutsche Bank and Chief Operating Officer for Service Centre operations in Europe and is based in Birmingham. Jan studied history at Cambridge University, and has twenty years commercial experience in a wide variety of operational and transformational roles having formerly held senior leadership positions at companies such as Legal and General, Barclays Bank, RAC Motoring Services, and Lex Transfleet. Jan's career allows her to draw on extensive experience in leading large volumes of people through times of significant change and growth. Jan has worked with Fierce Earth, at the Birmingham Hippodrome, and champions the benefits of true diversity in arts businesses. She has also been mentoring sixth form students from Aston Manor School.
Ann Sumner: Director from 1 May 2012
Professor Ann Sumner, Director of the Birmingham Museums Trust, was educated at the Courtauld Institute, University of London, and undertook her PhD at Newnham College, Cambridge. She began her career at the National Portrait Gallery, London and has held curatorial positions at the Whitworth Art Gallery, University of Manchester, Dulwich Picture Gallery, Harewood House Trust, the Holburne Museum, University of Bath and the National Museum Wales, where she was Head of Fine Art for eight years until her appointment as Director of the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, University of Birmingham in 2007. In 2012, she became the first Director of the Birmingham Museums Trust. She is a member of the Leverhulme Art Awards Panel, the Ironbridge Academic and Curatorial Committee, a Trustee of the Methodist Arts Collection, and a member of the Advisory Committee of Aberystwyth University. Her particular interests include seventeenth-century Dutch and Flemish art, British portraiture and miniatures, and French Impressionist painting.
For more information on Birmingham Museums and the events and activities at all venues, visit www.bmag.org.uk
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1. Birmingham Museums has been established to govern and manage the museum sites and collections owned by Birmingham City Council and Thinktank, Birmingham's Science Museum. The new independent organisation is focused on sustaining and developing key partnerships within the city and beyond, in order to deliver high quality, audience focussed museum services, and meet the needs of Birmingham communities as well as its wider audiences.
2. The establishment of Birmingham Museums means that visitors to all venues can take advantage of even more educational and entertaining events and activities, ranging from arts and crafts to history and culture from around the world. Venues include Aston Hall, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Blakesley Hall, Museum Collections Centre, Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, Sarehole Mill, Soho House, Thinktank and Weoley Castle.
3. Birmingham Museums Trust is seeking to acquire Sir Joshua Reynolds' iconic portrait of Dr John Ash, which is currently on loan to Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. John Ash (1723 - 98) was an eminent physician who built up a successful medical practice from his house in Temple Row in Birmingham. Ash was a co-founder of the Birmingham General Hospital, and the portrait commissioned by the governors of the Hospital in honour of his services to the people of Birmingham. The portrait has been valued at £900,000 and Birmingham Museums Trust has been offered first refusal to purchase by the Queen Elizabeth Birmingham Hospitals Charity. In addition to the £675,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund Birmingham Museums has raised £185,000 through grants from organisations including The Art Fund, the Museum Development Trust and the Friends of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
4. Arts Council England on Monday 2 April 2012 published details of the final award amounts for its Renaissance major partner museums and the final transitional funding budget for museums exiting the old Renaissance programme. In the West Midlands Birmingham Museums Trust (Birmingham City Council and Thinktank) will receive £5,091,615, and Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust will receive £2,434,227 over three years. They are among 16 Major partner museums in England to receive awards. For more information visit http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/news/arts-council-news/final-awards-renaissance-major-partner-museums/
5. There is a wide range of new exhibitions and events at Birmingham Museum venues throughout summer 2012. These include;
- Thinktank Science Garden now open. This new outdoor discovery space is packed with giant exhibits and fun activities for the whole family. http://www.thinktank.ac/sciencegarden
- Signposts to Middle-Earth Exhibition now open at Sarehole Mill. Visitors can explore the connections of J.R.R. Tolkien with the area around Sarehole Mill and find out how they inspired the Lord of the Rings trilogy. http://www.bmag.org.uk/sarehole-mill
- Curious Visitors now open at Aston until 9 September 2012. Visitors are invited to take a fresh look at Aston Hall's beautiful interiors with contemporary sculpture, paintings and photography alongside 400 year old pieces.
- Pharaoh: King of Egypt Exhibition is now open at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery until 14 October 2012. Visitors can explore the UK's largest ever exhibition of ancient Egyptian artefacts on loan from the British Museum. www.bmag.org.uk


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It's as simple as reversing their order in the config file. (There's also another way of doing it whereby you explicitly specify the default, but there's no need for that complication here).
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text: Shouldn't he be eligable anyway? Clarett asks U.S. Supreme Court to hear his case Jan. 4, 2005 SportsLine.com wire reports WASHINGTON -- Former Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett asked the Supreme Court to reconsider his lawsuit challenging the NFL's draft eligibility rule. Advertisement The request was filed Monday, said Clarett's attorney, Alan Milstein. The NFL has 30 days to respond, and a decision on whether the case will be heard probably would come soon after. "He believes that he should have been allowed to play in the league when he was ready and when the league was ready to have him," Milstein said Tuesday. A lower court judge ruled last year that Clarett was eligible for the draft, saying the NFL violated federal antitrust laws with its rule barring eligibility until a player was three years out of high school. But a three-judge appeals panel blocked him from entering the 2004 draft, saying federal labor policy allows NFL teams to set rules for when players can enter the league. Then, on the eve of the draft, Clarett filed an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court, but two justices turned him down. "The Supreme Court already has declined to intervene in this case," NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said Tuesday. "We do not expect the court to view the current petition any differently." Clarett was only two years out of high school when he originally took the NFL to court. He will be eligible for this April's draft no matter what happens in court. "He believes that other young people deserve that right and privilege," Milstein said. Clarett rushed for 1,237 yards and 16 touchdowns as a freshman in 2002, leading Ohio State to the national championship. He was suspended before the 2003 season for accepting money from a family friend and lying about it to NCAA and Ohio State investigators.


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The Program in Cell Biology offers graduate study and research in molecular cell biology, leading to a PhD degree. Research interests of the graduate faculty and affiliates are focused on the use of cellular, genetic and molecular approaches to address structure-function relationships associated with cell growth and differentiation; development; stem cell biology; cell signaling; chromatin structure; transcriptional control of gene expression; DNA replication and repair; and cell motility. The Cell Biology faculty have expertise in many molecular and cellular techniques, including: 3-D image analysis; bioinformatics; immunofluorescense and confocal microscopy; electron microscopy; protein chemistry; recombinant DNA; tissue engineering; stem cell research; transgenic animal models; in situ hybridization; microarrays; gene mapping; and magnetic resonance imaging.
The department offers graduate courses in advanced cell biology topics, development, tumor biology, and tissue and organ structure; maintains an active basic research program; and strongly supports graduate student participation in this research. Cellular, molecular and developmental biologists from the Medical School, UMass Memorial Health Care and the UMass Memorial Cancer Center participate in the graduate program, adding a further dimension to the expertise available.
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It takes nearly all the dollars the state appropriates to the LSU system to pay for mandatory fixed costs that don't relate to educational pursuits, system chief William Jenkins said Friday.
Those year-to-year expenses to cover the costs of employee retirement, health insurance, liability insurance coverage, legislative audits and the like have risen 27 percent in the last five years, Jenkins said.
At the same time, the state dollars going to support the system have gone down to the point that state dollars for the current fiscal year totaled $384.2 million, with $333.6 million of it needed to cover mandatory costs, he said.
"Very soon the state general fund will only cover mandated costs," said Jenkins.
"We in higher education have to find a way to alleviate this trend," Jenkins told the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget.
Jenkins and other LSU officials provided an update on what budget cuts have meant to their campuses and what they have had to do to get by.
Jenkins said a stable revenue source from the state "is fundamental to our success."
"My plea would be whatever it would be that we could depend on it. If we knew what the state appropriation would be for the next 10 years ... we would do our very best to find (funding) alternatives," Jenkins said.
Budget committee chairman Sen. Jack Donahue, R-Mandeville, asked what Jenkins considered stable funding.
"Is it the SREB (Southern Regional Education Board) average?" Donahue asked. "Would that be stable funding?"
Jenkins said the SREB average would be a good target.
Jenkins said budget cuts have led to a 1,210-employee reduction throughout the system.
LSU Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Stuart Bell said those reductions are creating problems involving the availability of course offerings as well as larger class sizes. He said LSU main campus has 25 percent fewer faculty than the SREB average.
Bell said faculty salaries are also a concern.
"We have not been able to provide merit raises for four years, yet almost every peer of ours has been given raises," he said.
Bell said professors' pay is $7,300 below the Southern average.
"We must address faculty resources if we are going to continue that growth," Bell said, referring to planned student enrolment increases.
Bell said the average faculty salary is $80,000 in all areas. Broken down the average is $109,500 for professors; $78,900 for associate professors; $69,200 for assistant professors; and $44,100 for instructors.
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Ed Sheeran clears up Taylor Swift's VMA 'F-Bomb' controversy
Listen to Ed Sheeran on iHeartRadio | Listen to Taylor Swift on iHeartRadio
Taylor Swift's opening act says people watching last month's MTV Video Music Awards accurately read the country singer's lips as One Direction was accepting an award.
But Ed Sheeran says Taylor wasn't commenting on the band. In a recent radio interview, he says Taylor went to him immediately after the incident and said she thought she'd "messed up."
Ed says Taylor then explained that Selena Gomez had mentioned that she thought she was going to lose the Best Pop Video award to Miley Cyrus - and Taylor used the f-word in reassuring Selena about her chances.
Swift made headlines following the event for her private remark that was caught on camera, with many speculating it was about her ex, One Direction singer Harry Styles. Neither Swift nor Gomez has spoken about the incident.
Sounds like a case of bad timing!
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Robert M. Wilcox named dean of USC law school
Robert M. Wilcox, a legal-ethics scholar and the associate dean for academic affairs at the University of South Carolina School of Law, has been named dean of USC's law school.
Wilcox's appointment was announced Thursday (April 14) and will become effective July 1.
USC President Harris Pastides said Wilcox's knowledge and experience as a professor and an administrator will make him a strong leader who will provide stable leadership and usher in a new era for USC's law school.
"Rob Wilcox has built a distinguished career as a lawyer, a professor and a dean," Pastides said. "He has earned the respect of his colleagues in the law school and the legal community, the affection of the students and the admiration of alumni. These accomplishments, along with Rob's ability to inspire trust and forge relationships, will serve the law school well as it moves into a new era, one marked by investments in new programs, facilities, faculty replenishment and expanded student services."
Wilcox has taught ethics and professionalism, property and wills and trusts during his teaching career. A Charleston native, he graduated cum laude from Duke University with a B.A. in economics and history in 1978 and magna cum laude from the USC law school in 1981. After working as an associate in the Washington and Atlanta offices of Dow, Lohnes and Albertson, he joined USC as an assistant professor of law in 1986. He was promoted to associate professor in 1991, professor in 2001 and associate dean in 2006. From 2003 - 08, he directed the Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough Center on Professionalism in the law school.
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, an alumnus of the USC law school, said Wilcox is well positioned to lead the law school.
"I was a classmate of Rob's and have seen him develop into one of the most outstanding law professors in the country," Graham said. "His selection as the new dean of the University of South Carolina School of Law is a very wise choice. Rob's teaching abilities have been recognized numerous times by the student body and his faculty peers. No one is better positioned to lead the USC School of Law to the next level than Rob Wilcox. There are bright days ahead for the USC School of Law with Rob as its new dean."
Wilcox is highly regarded for his expertise in legal ethics and professionalism. He is co-author of the book, "Annotated South Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct," published by the S.C. Bar, and is a frequent speaker and writer in the field.
He has served as editor, managing editor and resident editor of the Real Property, Probate and Trust Journal, published by the American Bar Association, and is secretary for the Chief Justice's Commission on the Profession. He is a member of the S.C. Commission on Judicial Conduct and is a judge for the prestigious Warren Burger Prize awarded by the American Inns of Court Foundation.
Philip Land, outgoing president of the Student Bar Association and a member of the Search Committee, said Wilcox will make an excellent dean.
"He is nationally recognized in legal education, well connected in South Carolina and competent to address the needs of this law school," he said. "I look forward to watching the stature of our law school grow under his leadership."
Wilcox and his wife, Lisa, have three sons: Ted, a resident of Washington, D.C.; Robbie, who lives in Columbia; and Alex, a student at Northwestern University.
Wilcox succeeds Walter "Jack" Pratt, who will return to teaching. Pastides said plans for the law school building will be decided with the new dean and will be announced in the next several months. The university is making a significant commitment to revitalizing the law school and its academic programs and curriculum and, with the new dean and the faculty, will identify areas for national prominence.
Established in 1866 and opened in 1867, USC's law school is one of the nation's oldest and counts among its alumni many former and current prominent leaders of the state's judiciary, legislature and executive agencies. The school has 42 full-time faculty and enrolls 685 students.


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:: Introduction To Classroom Management
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Michael Cawdery
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*Students will be required to complete 10 hrs. of service learning (observation and participation) in a preK-12 classroom and/or educational setting.
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Teaching and Education. Necessary professional preparation, classroom and school environment, Instructional delivery, Student lives and diversity, procedures and routine management strategies will be introduced. Learning styles, theory, instructional assessment and planning will also be addressed.
|Wong and Wong (2009) The First Days of School: How to be an effective teacher
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lol at the changes they have made. I am sure Parker and Stone will always get the last laugh no matter what.
lol at the changes they have made. I am sure Parker and Stone will always get the last laugh no matter what.
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Good for South Park,
They have been ripping on Religion for years, Shouldnt make a difference which one is it.
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"US Muslim group warns creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker they could 'wind up like Van Gogh' for depiction of prophet"
"Van Gogh, a Dutch filmmaker who was stabbed to death in 2004 by an Islamic militant"
Just sick of it all now, they say they are religious yet go around killing people - surely thats not in their religious teachings.
I mean how many times does Jesus show up in that programme. Its just a laugh isnt it!!
I heard they tried to ban PEPPA PIG recently
"Muslim extremists have banned Peppa Pig dolls from a shopping centre claiming the children's cartoon character breaks Islamic laws.
Hardline religious leaders told shopkeepers in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, that because the dolls were based on pigs they breached muslim food laws which ban pork, reports local news website Bljesak.info.
Muslim leaders have denied trying to impose sharia law on the shopping centre but have already managed to ban alcohol and pork from all restaurants."
this is a sad, sad day for me. People are threatening to kill other people over a fictional character.
Don't hang around under bridges if your scared of being trolled!
Meh we dont live in the middle ages anymore, who cares if its in a show really. South Park will always get one over them in my opinion its just how they work!
Those sorts of statements by the Muslim group above will just spur on more gimmick episodes or characters.
South Park does what they want to who they want!
Part of the blame has to fall with most Govt's, they have always pandered to religious beliefs and given them special treatment.
Pathetic that any individual could feel they need to kill (or just attack) somebody over an issue like this.
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on another religion related note: are most shops shut on sundays due to religious laws?
if true I'm not happy. when you want a tub of ben and jerrys or cookies and muffins on a sunday night all supermarkets are shut. I cant eat sugar rich foods because of what other people belive in.
Don't hang around under bridges if your scared of being trolled!
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