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Pembroke South
A great cliff with a range of grades and partially non-tidal. Access is by abseil, usually adjacent to the route "The Hole".
Restrictions LIFTED JULY 2018
Restrictions apply from
1 March
1 July.
Reason: Nesting Birds
No Climbing due to nesting Choughs between "The Energy Funnel' to 'Enter the goat' inclusive plus the traverse line, 'Old Dog, New Tricks'.
The peregrine are back on the ledge at 'The Hole', therefore the restricted area includes 'Sound of the Suburbs' to 'Endangered Species'.
The main abseil approach past "The Hole" can be used in 2018 but please do not hang around for longer than necessary to avoid disturbing nesting birds.
South Pembroke is one of the best sea cliff climbing areas in Britain featuring abseil approaches, amazing scenery, and a huge number of fantastic routes - it is also extremely important for wildlife, especially the nesting bird colonies.
There are many special access arrangements and seasonal climbing restrictions. PLEASE REFER TO THE INDIVIDUAL CRAG ENTRIES ON THIS DATABASE FOR FULL DETAILS.
Pembrokeshire National Park produce a very useful leaflet with all the current restrictions http://pcnpa.org.uk/Files/files/Recreation/Climbing_2018_english.pdf
NB- Pembroke nesting restrictions are complex and vary annually. Please check the notice boards in Stack Rocks, Broad Haven South, Stackpole Quay or St Govan's car parks. The PCNPA also produce an excellent annual information leaflet illustrating the restricted areas on a clear map -available at the car parks and Mrs Westons cafe in Bosherston
Range East
This area is an Army firing range, although they do not use exploding ammunition. Access is permitted whenever firing is not taking place, which is normally on Weekends, Bank Holidays, and in the evenings (after 4.30). The night firing normally occurs on alternate Mon/Wed and Tues/Thurs nights. The Range is sometimes open during the week, but it is best to check before travelling. Phone the 24 hour help line on (01646) 662367.
Range West
Range West 2018 briefing dates will be a combination of both midweek evenings and weekends. . All briefings are held at Merrion Army Camp, Castlemartin SA71 5ER and last about 40 mins – park next to the gatehouse and ask for details.
The briefing dates for 2018 are :-
22/2/18 Thursday evening 18:00
30/03/18 Saturday morning 10:00 (Good Friday)
26/04/18 Thursday evening 18:00
28/04/18 Saturday morning 10:00
24/05/18 Thursday evening 18.00
26/5/18 Saturday morning 10.00 (Whitsun B/H)
Since Easter 2013 access is allowed for briefed climbers all year round on non-firing days only. This area is also used for live-firing but has a different arrangement for access to Range East, involving attending a PCNPA/MoD briefing and obtaining a permit to climb. Climbers must attend an annual briefing to obtain a valid permit.
IMPORTANT - LIVE high explosive ammunition is fired on Range West and it is paramount that climbers (and all users) stay away from and DO NOT touch anything metal. For the same reasons belay stakes should not be placed. If you think belay stakes are required please contact the BMC who can arrange for stakes to be placed in a safe maner.
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Dessert Recipes and Tips Best of 2008
Read on for a gallery of some of our favorite desserts from the year, and a roundup of the sweet, the sugary, and the very good.
• We started the year with a Bittersweet Baking contest, full of chocolate and coffee and judged by Dorie Greenspan. The winner was this recipe for Candied Kumquat & Bittersweet Chocolate Cherry Mini Galettes
• Two more entries we loved: Double Shot Chocolate Cake and Brownie Cookies.
• Our ice cream month later in the year turned up some great chocolate, too. Check out Sara Kate's Best Chocolate Ice Cream and Mexican Chocolate and Almond Ice Cream, and this contest entry: Chocolate Gelato with Salted Caramel Pecans.
• We also interviewed a master chocolate maker and showed you how to make chocolate curls.
• This spicy boozey mousse, though, is still our favorite chocolate dessert.
Ice Cream
• So, about that ice cream contest. There were so many entries, and we wanted to try them all. There were many unique entries, like this Mango Chili Ice Cream and No Churn Lychee and Raspberry Swirl Ice Cream.
• Try this Coconut Peach Ice Cream as soon as it gets warmer, plus this Pink Lemonade Ice Cream.
• We still love the basics, though, like this honey ice cream and this easy technique from Jeni's that we used for this wedding recipe.
• We also tried this new ice cream maker.
• And ice cream is still in season; try Oreo cookie ice cream with Trader Joe's peppermint Joe-Joes and this Peppermint Ice Cream with Dark Chocolate Flecks.
• We had another big recipe contest in the fall -- this time it was pies! Our Best Pie Bakeoff was a hit, and we got so many new recipes to try. We've already made the Date Pecan Pie and the Buckeye Pie.
• We want to try the Bean Brulee Tart and Candy Apple Pie.
• We talked a lot about how to make a pie crust, with a review of the Cook's Illustrated vodka pie crust and a pictorial guide to making a pie.
• Don't forget: our president-elect really likes pie.
Cakes, Cookies, and Other Sweets
• These Peanut Butter Oatmeal Monster Cookies are always a hit, as are these Hamantaschen and Sunflower Date Cookies.
• Cakes can really reflect the season, like this Harvest Cake with Goat Cheese Frosting, this Sticky Spiked Double-Apple Cake with a Brown Sugar-Brandy Sauce, and our favorite gingerbread cake.
• Two wedding cakes this year! One with frosting, and a few without.
• Lemon spongettes were a popular lemon treat for spring.
• Lavender was a big theme: we had rhubarb lavender crumble, Honey Lavender Panna Cotta, and Blueberry Lavender Cream Pie.
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The more we chop around in the region we have been within the last several months, the more I hear analysts claiming that we are "correcting in time," rather than in price. This pattern seems to be lulling many into believing that we are developing a high-level consolidation, which most know as a form of a triangle. But quite often, these triangles break down, and open a trap door which most will not be expecting. The question is if this is one of those times.
One of the problems that we have during such "chop-fests" is trying to identify the operative pattern which will set the market up for its next big move. Unfortunately, this "chop-fest" has left us with three main patterns we are following (two bearish, and one moderately bearish), and one with a much lower probability (bullish). But none of the truly bearish patterns will take hold until we see a breakdown below this past week's low of 1834 on the E-mini S&P 500 futures US:ESM4 So, let me go through each pattern so that you will know how to identify it when the market triggers the operative wave count.
The first two counts I am presenting I view as co-primary counts, and the next immediate move in the market will provide us which one will be the operative count for the upcoming week:
C-Wave – Impulsive/Red Count: This count will take the S&P500 down below the 1800ES level over the next two weeks. However, we still need a little more information to have the ideal setup for this count. As of Friday's close, all we have in place is 3 waves down from the high we hit that day, which, in this count, would be considered a wave 2 top.
If we see on Sunday night, or into Monday morning, one more drop toward the .618 extension for this pattern (1840ES region), that would provide us with another 5 wave impulse down from the Friday high, which I would count as red wave (i) of red wave 3 down. This should be followed by a wave (ii) retracement no higher than 1855ES, which then will have us projecting toward our next target region of 1813-1826ES, on our wave down to the 1800ES region to complete wave 3 of this pattern, with the entire 5 wave downside pattern projecting into the mid to upper 1700s.
C-Wave – Ending Diagonal/Yellow Count: In this count, the market completed only the a-wave and b-wave of the yellow b-wave of yellow wave iii, which should have us targeting the 1860ES (c=.618*a) -1865ES (c=.764*a) region. From this region, we should see a drop ensue toward the 1826ES region for the c-wave of yellow wave iii, thereafter setting us up for a bounce in wave iv towards the 1850ES region, to be followed by a final decline toward the 1810ES region in wave v of this diagonal pattern.
4th Wave Triangle (Alternative Count): This pattern has the low we made this past week as the (c) wave of this triangle, with the high on Friday being the a-wave of the (d) wave, with the c-wave of the (d) wave likely being completed early next week in the 1870ES region. In fact, the a=c of the pattern developed from the 1834ES low takes us right to the 1870ES region. The (e) wave will then likely come back down to the 1840/45ES region, which would then set us up for a rally toward the 1900 region. The difference between this pattern and the ending diagonal mentioned above is about 5 points, as the b-wave of wave iii in the ending diagonal really should not exceed the 1865ES level, whereas the (d) wave of the triangle has the ideal target of 1870ES region.
This count is the least likely, in my humble opinion, and is noted with the purple annotations on the 60-minute chart linked below. If it does follow through, then it will likely follow through as an ending diagonal. This is because the first wave was truly a 3 wave event rather than a 5 wave event, which signals, to me, it would be an ending diagonal. But due to the immediate, higher-probability bearish patterns on the chart, I cannot entertain the potential for this count until we are able to move beyond the 1877ES region.
In this pattern, the low we hit on Thursday would be considered the bottom of a wave ii, which means that the pattern with which we topped on Friday was an a-wave in a larger wave iii, with a target in the 1890ES region. But there is nothing that is truly impulsive about this pattern to the upside, which will make it very choppy and difficult to trade if it should materialize. Again, I am just keeping this pattern in the back of my mind for now, as it is truly a low probability at this point in time.
As I have also mentioned it in the Trading Room at Elliottwavetrader.net in the past, the Commitment of Traders Report this past week saw an interesting shift in trader positioning for the futures. While the last several weeks saw a huge divergence in positioning between the different trader groups, this past week the commercial traders significantly reduced their short positions, while at the same time, the speculative traders significantly reduced their long positions. It seems that all traders are generally now quite neutral the overall markets. If I had to place this information within one of the patterns discussed above, I believe it would support the triangle.
Yet, I am still expecting that we will see the lower 1800ES region, and potentially the mid 1700s over the next week or two. We will need a break of the 1834ES level to confirm this potential, and the manner in which the market reacts on Sunday into Monday should provide us with the information we need in order to determine if the operative pattern is the red pattern, taking us into the 1700s, or the yellow pattern, taking us into the low 1800s, or if we will have to switch to one of the alternatives, as the COT report may suggest.
But make no mistake about it, anyone who is truly bullish must recognize the potentially bearish potential within our market at this time. Due to the COT report this past week, I am going to be very open to the triangle-pattern potential, which will still take at least another week to complete, and should provide a very nice, low-risk, bullish set up if it should play out, and finally set us up to attack the 1900 region. Until then, I am looking down.
See chart illustrating wave count for the Emini S&P 500.


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Police seeking suspect in death at Rockford, Ohio
Mercer County, Ohio, Sheriff Jeff Grey scheduled a news conference this morning in Celina to update information on a homicide in Rockford, Ohio, some 25 miles southeast of Decatur.
Just before 11 a.m. Thursday, the Rockford Police Department was called to a home at 509 W. North St. in Rockford. Police Chief Paul May found the body of Melinda Shinn, 26.
It was apparent that the woman had been shot, reports said. Her son, 9, reportedly called police.
May contacted the Mercer County Sheriff's Department and requested that county detectives handle the investigation, with Rockford officers assisting.
A warrant for murder was later obtained for Daniel C. Martin, 40, Shinn's boyfriend. Grey said Martin may be driving a red 1998 Ford Explorer with Ohio license plate EHU 5541.
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Members of Terrebonne Parish's 4-H program participated in the annual Terrebonne Parish Livestock Show on Saturday at the Houma Air Base.
Members of Terrebonne Parish's 4-H program participated in the annual Terrebonne Parish Livestock Show on Saturday at the Houma Air Base.
The event was sponsored by the LSU AgCenter, under the direction of 4-H agents, Cherie Roger and Ashly Delatte.
The AgCenter staff across Louisiana work to develop successful youth-development programs and events for all members to participate in. Over the years, these efforts have helped Louisiana's youth develop key life skills to aide in becoming strong leaders and well-rounded individuals for today and the future, according to organizers.
Members participating in the show were Madolyn Adams, Chance Aucoin, Chase Aucoin, Christopher Becnel, Madison Benoit, Haley Billiot, Raymond Billiot, Anna Bizzle, Eljah Bourg, Emma Bourgeois, Nicholas Bourgeois, J' Me Bryant, Katie Charpentier, Bella Daigle, Sophie Daigle, MaKayla Dupre, Joseph Edwards, Elizabeth Gilmore, Gaven Guidry, Mason Guidry, Maci Hebert, Grace Hensley, Heath Kappel, Justina Lacobon, Theron Landry, Adeline Martin, MaKenzie Martin, Nevaeh Naquin, Kristen Neil, Sara Novak, Dalton Olivier, Makenzie Patterson, Patrick Robichaux, Destiney Rodrigue, Abigail Thibodaux, Emily Torbert, Alexia Trahan, Amber Triche, Anna Triche, Austin Triche, Hunter Triche, Britney Us�, Claire Us�, Dajah Van Dyke, MacKenzie Vordick and Baylee Webre.
The exhibitors will now travel to Gonzales to compete on the district level.
Cherie Roger and Ashly Pitre are 4-H youth-development agents with Terrebonne Parish's LSU AgCenter office, 511 Roussell St., Houma. They can be reached at 873-6495 or email@example.com or email@example.com. For information, visit www.lsuagcenter.com.


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Tough road trip for Miner squads.
As the meat of its Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) schedule has arrived, the Missouri S&T men's basketball team faces a pair of road games this week against clubs currently ranked among the top eight in the nation.
The S&T men's and women's squads are to make a swing east this week, taking on Southern Indiana tonight in Evansville, Ind. and then moving on to Bellarmine in Louisville, Ky. Saturday.
Tonight the women's game is to begin at 5:15 p.m. with the men's game following at 7:30 p.m.
Men's Game
The Miners are currently 5-6 overall and 0-3 in the GLVC after losing home games last week to Saint Joseph's 94-87 and to No. 16 Indianapolis 86-82.
The task is even tougher this week, as the Miners challenge a Southern Indiana team ranked No. 8 in the latest NCAA Division II national poll and No. 2-ranked Bellarmine.
The Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles come into tonight's game 10-0 overall and 2-0 in league play.
Southern Indiana opened league play over the weekend in the Kansas City area by beating Rockhurst last Friday and William Jewell 88-66 on Sunday.
The Eagles lead the nation in rebounding margin and are fourth in field goal percentage, thanks in 0part to 6-8 senior forward Aaron Nelson. Nelson averages 21.0 points, 13.5 rebounds and has had a double-double in all 10 of the team's games so far this season.
In all Southern Indiana have five players who have a double-figure scoring average, including other starters 6-2 junior Gavin Schumann (11.9), 5-9 senior guard Lawrence Thomas (10.9) and 6-6 senior forward Orlando Rutledge (10.7).
For the Miners 6-4 senior guard Bryce Foster is second in the GLVC in scoring at 21.4 points per game and also averages 7.5 rebounds.
Also for S&T 6-1 senior guard Mudi Eruteya averages 19.7 points and 8.2 boards, 5-10 senior Nusrath Khan 15.4 points, 6-1 freshman guard Danylo Zuikov 9.9 points, 6-5 junior forward Curtis Okafor 8.5 points and 6-1 freshman guard Aaron Emmanuel 8.0 points.
Women's Game
The Lady Miners will attempt to even their overall and league records tonight. S&T is 5-6 overall and 1-2 in the GLVC. It will be a difficult chore, as Southern Indiana comes in 8-2 and 2-0. The Screaming Eagles are 5-0 at home so far this season and have won 17 of their last 20 home games.
S&T snapped a four-game losing skid on Sunday by beating Saint Joseph's at home 79-65. The Screaming Eagles opened league play last weekend by beating Rockhurst 70-44 and William Jewell 84-81.
Southern Indiana leads the GLVC in scoring with a 85.2 average as well as rebounding and three-point field goal shooting.
Anna Hackert, a 6-1 junior, paces the Screaming Eagles with 20.3 scoring and 8.5 rebounded averages. Also for Southern Indiana 5-6 senior guard Stephanie Carpenter averages 12.7 points.
One of the starters for Southern Indiana is Mary O'Keefe, daughter of Rolla native Dan O'Keefe. Dan O'Keefe is a former standout athlete at Rolla High School.
Mary O'Keefe is a 6-0 junior forward who averages 6.3 points and 6.5 rebounds.
S&T's leading scorer, 5-9 junior guard Mia Wesley (17.1 points), is back with the team for the road trip. Wesley was late returning from the holiday break and did not play in last weekend's games.
Also for the Lady Miners 5-9 senior guard Toni Knar averages 13.6 points, 6-2 senior forward Kylie Cooper 9.9 points and 7.4 rebounds and 5-11 senior Karli Sample 9.8 points and 6.3 boards.


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ZAHLE, Lebanon, July 9 (UPI) -- The British government said Tuesday it was helping Lebanon cope with the influx of Syrian refugees with $64 million in emergency assistance.
British International Development Secretary Justine Greening said Tuesday from Lebanon the country is feeling the strain from the number of Syrian refugees arriving in the country each day.
"Lebanon now hosts more refugees as a percentage of the population than any other country in the world, with nearly 3,000 more arriving daily," she said in a statement. "This is creating tensions around the availability of housing and putting pressure on Lebanon's education and healthcare systems, as well as water, sanitation and other infrastructure."
Greening said about 10 percent of the female refugees from Syrian were victims of violence in Lebanon.
"I am determined that we must all do more to ensure that we do not lose sight of their particular needs in this wider crisis," she said. "Keeping people safe and preventing violence has to be a top priority."
Lebanon's national security has been tested by Syrian civil war. Lebanese affairs were dominated by the Syria before the Cedar Revolution in 2005.
More than a dozen members of the Lebanese military were killed last month during fighting with supporters of a Sunni cleric critical of Shiite movement Hezbollah. A car bomb exploded Tuesday in a Hezbollah stronghold in Beirut, leaving more than 50 people injured.


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"Institute Plans Observatory: Students Impressed..."
The Student Observatory was completed on campus in 1942. The 12" reflector built here on campus was sheltered under a 16' dome. The observatory was even featured in the October of 1942 issue of Sky and Telescope Magazine.
Today, the reflector sits on display in the lobby of the observatory as a testament to the fine craftsmanship of Otto Rasmussen as well as the RAS members who assisted.In 1980, the General Electric company donated the Boller and Chivens 16" Cassegrain telescope currently in use. The Hirsch Observatory was expanded and dedicated to celebrate the event.
Today, the RAS is based in the Hirsch Observatory on the roof of the Jonsson Rowland Science Center. The observatory (reduced in size and scope) was moved to accommodate the construction of the George M. Lowe, Center for Industrial Innovation building. It is used by Observational Astronomy Researchers, as well as members of the Astrophysical Society in their laboratory exercises. The Physics Department, and members of the RAS also offer frequent public viewing sessions at the observatory that are well attended by the RPI and the Troy communities.


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Grand Theft Auto V's three antiheroes feel as though they were torn straight out of Sigmund Freud's structural model of the human psyche. The wild, feral Trevor represents the id: a psychopath led by instincts and urges without any consideration for others. Retired criminal Michael is the super-ego: the critical, realistic, moral force that strives to keep the id in check. That leaves young Franklin as the ego: an organized, realistic partner that mediates between the desires of the id and the super-ego--or, in this case, two psychopaths that always seem to be a hair away from strangling each other. Throughout GTA 5 you'll swap between the trio, seeing San Andreas through the eyes of three wildly different personalities, each of whom brings their own breed of psychosis to one of the most exciting games of this generation.
As is the case with the human psyche, these different parts work together to create something stronger than the individuals ever could be. Whereas previous Grand Theft Auto characters have struggled with maintaining an interesting personality as they were tasked with slaughtering innocents for gameplay's sake, breaking the campaign into three parts makes for three better characters. They're all exceptionally written, and play off of each other well. Instead of forcing one character to climb his way up his own slice of the criminal underworld, GTA 5 does a remarkable job of providing each with their own motivations, their own missions, and their own personas you'll come to love as you swap between them.
Switching characters is a major part of what makes GTA 5 unique, and it's as seamless as you could possibly hope. At almost any time you can jump between them, zooming the camera out for a moment before warping back, showing what the characters have been doing since you last played as them. You might find Franklin walking out of a bar, only to be called by a panicking friend who needs to be bailed out of a dumb situation; and swapping to Michael could have him sitting by the pool and smoking a cigar before heading off to do yoga with his cheating wife. Trevor is typically found passed out in an alley or picking fights with strangers, and his missions are usually the most ludicrous--you'll be blowing up trailer parks and hijacking cargo planes as you see the world from his warped, chaotic point of view. Some side characters even jump between stories, making the world feel incredible cohesive.
Along the way you'll find ample distractions to keep you exploring San Andreas, ranging from random activities to wholly optional side missions. At times the staggering amount of content can be overwhelming; there's so much to do that it's easy to be paralyzed with indecision. Whether you're exploring the upper-class suburbs of Rockford Hills as Michael, the beautiful and scenic Vespucci Beach as Franklin, or the hillbilly-filled Blaine County as Trevor, you'll struggle to drive three blocks without finding something interesting to do--be it preventing a robbery or helping a paparazzo take salacious pictures of a teen star. Some will lead to interesting side plots, while others simply exist to give more life to the colorful world. Though they don't all have satisfying conclusions--with some sort of whimpering to a close--they work to flesh out the characters and provide more context to the satirical paradise Rockstar created.
Though you'll be pulled in a few directions at once, it won't take much prodding to get back to the main campaign. The narrative is exciting and exceptionally-written, and story missions, which have always been fodder between cutscenes, are now explosive set-piece moments amplified by the ability to swap characters. In one mission, you need to fly a helicopter above an office building as Trevor, rappel down the side of it as Michael, and provide sniper support as Franklin. It's thrilling, and provides an experience totally unlike anything you've played before--and it's hardly the best usage of this mechanic.
It also helps that just about every mechanic is a marked improvement over previous iterations. The most noticeable improvement comes with the visual overhaul that makes GTA 5 one of the best-looking games currently available on consoles. But this improved fidelity comes at a cost. The game's massive, sprawling, detailed San Andreas is obviously pushing the hardware to its limits, so don't be surprised to see framerate drops or objects popping into existence as you speed down a highway. Other changes have only positive impacts to the game--gunplay is extremely strong thanks to improvements to the aiming, and while the driving controls are looser than they are in some other open-world games, they make for some thrilling chases.
These mechanics come to a head in the game's heists, which take advantage of every improvement Rockstar has made to its franchise. You're not just showing up to a question mark on the map and taking part in a bank robbery mission, you're an integral part of the planning process of awe-inspiring cinematic moments. Being able to choose between two wildly different plans, deciding on the getaway car, picking from a handful of different teammates--you're in full control in a way no other game has ever attempted. When the mission actually begins, you're able to see your hard work unfold, with different outcomes depending on your planning and actions.
Rockstar also made sure to create an economy that actually makes sense, instead of just dumping money into your in-game bank account without any real purpose, as was the case in past games. You're able to customize every weapon and vehicle in the game, and there's a robust real estate system with dozens of different properties around San Andreas that can be purchased. Some feed more money to you, while others actually open up new tasks and missions. There's even a dynamic stock market that actually reacts to in-game events, letting you make even more money by researching missions before you complete them. The number of moving parts in GTA 5 is astounding, and you'll be amazed by how well they all work together.
Five years ago, it looked as though it would've been difficult to make a bigger, more impressive game than Grand Theft Auto IV, but Rockstar didn't just settle for improvements to visuals. Instead, it polished and iterated upon every single element of the game--and the genre. The world is massive and detailed, the gameplay is damn near perfect, and though there are some lackluster side missions, the actual story is filled with memorable personalities that feel more fully-realised than even the best of GTA's previous characters. It's a remarkable example of open-world gaming at it's finest, and while it doesn't reinvent the genre or do anything all that new, it does so much so well that it's hard to find flaws in Rockstar's massive blockbuster.
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I wasn't going to say anything yet, but as it's a few weeks away, thought I'd tell everyone.
TedBear is going to have a consultation and an MRI at Glasgow Vet School on 24th April.
He has been scratching for some time, we've eliminated other causes and sadly now suspect that it may be Syringo.
He is 2 1/2, the scratching is really his only symptom, he's so full of life and happy. He does startle easily, and is "reactive" when you groom him - he scratches behind his front legs and around his neck. If you put a collar on him, he reacts to this too. He's not showing any signs of being in pain - he never cries out or screams like Rupert does when he has an episode.
I know that some dogs who've only shown mild symptoms have actually been the most severely affected when MRI'd, so we are doing this to establish how badly affected he really is, and his treatment options. We have tried Frusemide, but this didn't work for him.
I will of course keep everyone posted and let you know when I have the results - just can't believe this is happening, we tried so hard to find an unaffected dog, there is no family history and his breeder is {genuinely} shocked. He was 19 months when we had him, and started scratching at 22 months.


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Question asked by Martin
Dear Rinpoche,
Please excuse me but I would like to hear the answer to this question from you in order to be sure 100% that it is true: Are you a Dorje Shugden practitioner ? I have this question because you cite Trijang Rinpoche who was Shugden practitioner. I would like to request from you a short answer please. One dear to me Rinpoche said that you are Shugden practitioner because everybody in Nepal sais that. But some of your disciples say that you are not. If you are not a Shugden practitioner than please make a 5 or 10 seconds video in which you state this personally because may be many people will change their mind and would listen to you better.
Grateful for all your care and teachings,
P.S.I wish you from today on may you never have bitterness or disappointments from your disciples !!! May you be happy happy happy !!! So many people are changed for the better dramatically from your teachings, so many continue to discover happiness and fulfillment and freedom because of you and this will continue in the future ! So thank you so much for this !!! And happy holidays !!!
Response by tsemtulku
Dear Martin,
It is sad that politics is brought here. It's truly sad that all that I do, my work, efforts, 30 years given to the dharma is judged on this one basis…But I do understand where you are coming from. I do excuse you for asking. I am sad other people talk to you regarding this as it reflects their minds.
I do not have to justify to anyone what I practice or not. If people like me for who I am, then fine. If they don't it's ok.
I am an American, and I grew up with religious freedom, freedom of speech, freedom of worship and freedom of expression, and I am use to being who I am and free. So I reserve the right to not be pushed into a corner to answer this or that if I choose not to. My life is my life. But I will entertain this for this one time.
I quote Trijang Rinpoche because he is the guru of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the guru of my Root guru. He is the guru of all my 14 gurus in fact. So when I quote him, it is not because he was a Dorje Shugden practitioner, but because he was an erudite scholar of the highest quality, meditation master, and one of the greatest lamas of Tibet to bring dharma out. His Holiness Dalai Lama often quotes from him also I have heard myself during teachings.
I have already made a video of how I feel of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. See here:
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MY ANSWER IS EVERYONE SHOULD FOLLOW WHAT H.H. THE DALAI LAMA SAYS. H.H. Dalai Lama has our welfare in his heart. And he works so hard for everyone. We must appreciate him, respect him and wish him very long life. I fold my hands to His Holiness always from my heart. No, we should not practice this protector.I have submitted my signed signature to my Monastery to this effect already. The end.
I will not entertain such political questions anymore on my personal blog space.
On a happier note, I thank you for your good wishes which I think is from your heart. I am so humbled and happy to know my talks, thoughts and scarce knowledge has benefitted people and even affected their lives in such a positive way. That is the purpose of my existence and the purpose of my life. I will devote the rest of my life to bringing benefit/dharma to many as much as I can.
Happy Holidays to you and everyone.
Tsem Rinpoche


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National Guard (In Federal Status) and Reserve Mobilized as of November 30, 2005
National Guard (In Federal Status) and Reserve Mobilized as of November 30, 2005
This week, the Army announced an increase in the number of reservists on active duty in support of the partial mobilization, while the Air Force, Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps had a decrease. The net collective result is 687 more reservists mobilized than last week.
At any given time, services may mobilize some units and individuals while demobilizing others, making it possible for these figures to either increase or decrease. Total number currently on active duty in support of the partial mobilization for the Army National Guard and Army Reserve is 123,840; Navy Reserve, 4,173; Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve, 9,081; Marine Corps Reserve, 7,042; and the Coast Guard Reserve, 441. This brings the total National Guard and Reserve personnel, who have been mobilized, to 144,577, including both units and individual augmentees.
A cumulative roster of all National Guard and Reserve personnel, who are currently mobilized, can be found at http://www. defenselink. mil/news/Nov2005/d20051130ngr. pdf.


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On Saturday evening, November 17, Gaelic Park will host the 2012 playing of the all-star challenge when the 2011 football winners will take on this year's selection.
The event marks a return to the trips from the glory years of the eighties. This will be the closing night for hosts the New York GAA for the season and promises to be a festive and flowing football match.
These games are normally played in a spirited and free wheeling style with defense way down the list of necessities. This allows for the best attacking features of football to come to the top.
With a host of brilliant players from Ireland arriving here, including at least 16 All-Ireland medal holders, GAA fans on this side of the ocean are in for a treat.
On the 2012 side that was selected, Donegal were the leaders with eight selections. Seven of those players are on board for travel including brilliant center back and leader Karl Lacey, who is eligible for both sides as he won back to back honors. Neil McGee and Paul Flynn are also allowed into both dressing rooms after fantastic 48 month periods.
Donegal flyers Colin McFadden and Michael Murphy are both traveling for the 2012 squad. They will surely look for more early ball into their direction in the full forward line for more trademark outstanding scores.
While Donegal backbones this year's side, the 2011 version has a distinct Dublin flavor. On the heels of winning that year's All-Ireland title, six players were selected to the starting 15.
Of those, the Brogans are of course the most significant with both Alan and Bernard in the traveling party. The battle they wage with McGee and Lacey will perhaps decide the destination of honors.
Midfield will also have a huge baring on the possession arrow. Brian Sheehan and Michael McCauley are both on hand for last year's squad while Neil Gallagher and Aiden Walsh from Cork are both in town for the twelves.
Towering kickouts will be fought for hard in the center circle, with breaks unlikely with the sure hands of these excellent footballers on hand. It will be interesting to see how Sheehan adapts to the artificial surface for his free taking also.
As the club championships in Ireland rule out some players from traveling, including Colm Cooper, who is involved with Dr. Crokes in the Munster Championship, a returning adopted New Yorker in Brendan Kealy gets an opportunity to travel. He was part of the Leitrim panel here for a summer in the last decade.
A novel feature of this year's contest will be the inclusion of some American-born players to the roster. Four players who were involved with New York in the Connaught championship -- Donnacha O'Dwyer, CJ Molloy, Conor and Shane Hogan -- will be part of the panels for the game on Saturday.
Each side will get two players, and I have been told by New York GAA chairman Liam Bermingham that they will all feature at some point in the contest. This is a major boost for the New York Minor Board and the hard work it does at the underage level which included a Division Two title in the Feile this year in Ireland.
All four of those players have come through the Minor Board ranks, with Molloy having a major role in Kerry's run to the county final this year. The other three players did not feature at the senior level this year, but look for that to change in the coming season.
Pat Gilroy and Jim McGuinness will manage the sides on Saturday evening with throw in at 6 p.m.
While tactics will have little to do with the normal free flowing nature of an all-star contest, it will be interesting to see what transpires if the game is a close contest as it comes down to the wire with these astute gentlemen roaming the sidelines.
It's a long trip across the pond listening to the other half of the plane talking about the beating you received at the Mecca!
The 2011 squad: S. Cluxton (Dublin), M. O Se (Kerry), N. McGee (Donegal), M. Foley (Kildare), K. Cassidy (Donegal), K. Lacey (Donegal), K. Nolan (Dublin), B. Sheehan (Kerry), MD Macauley (Dublin), D O'Sullivan (Kerry), A. Brogan (Dublin), P. Flynn (Dublin), C. Cooper (Kerry), A. Moran (Mayo), B. Brogan (Dublin.)
The 2012 squad: Paul Durcan (Donegal), Neil McGee (Donegal), Ger Cafferkey (Mayo), Keith Higgins (Mayo), Lee Keegan (Mayo), Karl Lacey (Donegal), Frank McGlynn (Donegal), Neil Gallagher (Donegal), Aidan Walsh (Cork), Paul Flynn (Dublin), Alan Dillon (Mayo), Mark McHugh (Donegal), Colm O'Neill (Cork), Michael Murphy (Donegal), Colm McFadden (Donegal).


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James Hutton, a physician-farmer and one of the founders of the science of geology, wrote in 1788, "The result, therefore, of our present inquiry is, that we find no vestige of a beginning, — no prospect of an end." Although this may now sound like an overstatement, it nicely expresses the tremendous intellectual leap required when geologic time was finally and forever severed from the artificial limits imposed by the length of the human lifetime.
Whether you're planning on moving the payload in Overwatch, raging at your team mates in DOTA 2, or fragging your way to victory in a heated game of Call of Duty, the NAG LAN is an unforgettable experience, and each year the tickets sell out in minutes.


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On Tuesday night, the City Council will begin deliberation on an ordinance that will determine the position at the top of the Brockton Police Department.
BROCKTON – City councilors are concerned that proposed changes in the police department might ultimately be too expensive.
"There's going to be a lot of questions on money factors. There's no doubt about that," said Ward 3 Councilor Dennis Eaniri, the chairman of the council's Ordinance Committee.
Mayor Bill Carpenter on Friday appointed Robert Hayden as the interim police chief. And Carpenter has requested that an ordinance be passed that would permit Hayden to be a civilian police commissioner.
The committee is scheduled to meet on the proposed ordinance at 6 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall.
The change would allow Carpenter to appoint Hayden to head the department despite a state law mandating that police officers, including chiefs, retire at age 65. Hayden is 71.
Some councilors, however, are skeptical of the change, questioning its cost.
The ordinance would provide a $149,000 annual salary for a commissioner.
"My understanding is there is money to pay for this year, but going into the next fiscal year that's going to be a different story," said Thomas Monahan, Ward 2 councilor.
Timothy Cruise, Ward 1 councilor, shares that concern.
"A lot of things happened very quickly, and I think that's why we have to be careful doing whatever we decide to do," Cruise said. "I certainly have some financial questions about how we're going to do this."
There is also a question as to whether the council will have enough time to act on the ordinance before Hayden's 60-day appointment lapses.
"I believe if you look in the past I don't think any ordinance is approved in 60 days, and this is more complicated than some of the simpler ordinances," said Dennis DeNapoli, Ward 5 councilor.
Carpenter said, however, that the 60-day appointment will give the council ample time to enact the ordinance, which he intends to pitch to councilors at Tuesday's meeting.
"The people of this city need that ordinance, so that we can have Bob Hayden lead the fight against crime," Carpenter said.
The Ordinance Committee consists of five of the 11 city councilors. The panel's job is to consider the legislation and recommend either "favorably" or "unfavorably" to the entire council.
Its vote would be the first indicator as to whether the ordinance has enough support to pass.
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Applying Apple's Design Sense To Other Items... Like The Thermostat
from the just-as-long-as-it-doesn't-crash-so-often dept
Nest claims that using the thermostat will help you save a ton of money by making your heating usage a lot more efficient -- though it would be nice to see some real world testing on such claims before anyone buys into them. Also, while perhaps not nearly as pretty, we've seen similar home automation thermostats on the market for years, without making a huge dent. It's just not that clear people that care enough to make even the initial outlay ($250 apparently).
Still, I'm intrigued by getting more products out on the market with exceptional design. We need more of that.


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Palestine: Mapping and analyzing the landscape of femicide in the Palestinian society
Source:Women's Center for Legal Aid and Counseling
Femicide (murder of women), however, has rarely been the subject of feminist and non-feminist analysts. This study is the first of its nature in the Arab World to study such atrocities.
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Once a week, Karen L. King boarded a train from West Berlin to East Berlin, her dissertation-in-progress tucked in a bag. It was the early 1980s, and written materials — even academic treatises — were regarded as contraband not to be transported across the wall.
When guards stopped her, she would surrender her work and wait in detention, sometimes minutes, sometimes hours. Once, she was strip-searched.
King, young and determined, figured it was a small sacrifice if it meant getting to study with New Testament scholar Hans-Martin Schenke. His East Berlin study group had translated many of the ancient Coptic texts discovered in Nag Hammadi, Egypt, in 1945, including writings about Jesus opposed by other Christians, and he set aside a day each week to work with King.
"What a gift. Do you know what I mean?" she said in a recent interview in her office at Harvard Divinity School. "What a gift."
That same sense of adventure, competitive drive, and intensity about her work helped propel King into the global spotlight in September, when she introduced the world to a small swatch of papyrus that she believes to be a fourth-century fragment portraying Jesus as married. Her understated demeanor and meticulous, footnote-saturated writing belies her boldness — and readiness to follow her work wherever it leads.
"She just has a very subtle, logical, generous way of going about something. But when she is on it, she's on it, and she won't back down," said Dale Wright, a professor of religion and former colleague at Occidental College in Los Angeles who has remained close to King.
But King, 58, who holds the oldest endowed chair in the country as the Hollis professor of divinity at Harvard, has never sat so squarely at the center of worldwide attention as she has the past two months.
Nor has her work ever been so roundly criticized; skeptics from every corner have dismissed the fragment, which she provocatively named "The Gospel of Jesus' Wife," as a forgery. The Harvard Theological Review has postponed publication of her article until further scientific testing of the text is completed.
"It's been pretty overwhelming," her younger brother, Clifford King, of Gloucester, said in an interview. "I don't think she anticipated this level of frenzy."
King's journey to Cambridge and academic stardom began thousands of miles away, in a town with fewer residents than Harvard has professors.
She grew up in Sheridan, Mont., a ranching community of about 600 people surrounded by breathtaking scenery — snowcapped mountains and vast stretches of national forest. She was the second of four children; her father was the town pharmacist.
"He saw that as his obligation to the community," she said. "Nobody got turned away who needed drugs. Ever. There is just a way in which those kinds of values are so crucially important to me."
A standout student and pianist, King was strong-willed, competitive, and adventurous, Cliff King recalls. She jumped at the chance to spend her last year of high school on a student exchange program in Norway, even though it meant missing senior year.
Though eight years apart, she and her younger brother were close. When he lost his right arm in a ranching accident at age 14, she regularly made the three-hour drive home from college to keep him company. "That was very comforting," he recalls.
'I started seeing that the lines that were being drawn between orthodox or correct Christianity and heretical Christianity couldn't be drawn that way,' King said. 'I had to step back and start sort of fresh.'
Her family went to a Methodist church, and at a Methodist summer camp in middle school, she experienced an evangelical conversion, repenting and promising to accept Jesus into her heart. Even as a teenager, King craved an intellectual component to her religious life. She went to the Episcopal church in town for its adult Bible study class. She was the only youth, and she liked how serious it was.
Perhaps inescapably — Yellowstone, with its crashing waterfalls, spouting geyers, and majestic peaks, is the local park — she also developed a deep reverence for nature. Despite her parents' objections, just after college she biked alone down the West Coast from Portland, Ore., to the outskirts of San Francisco, camping as she went.
"I enjoy time to myself," she said. "It's an opportunity to spend time in the presence of God."
She graduated from the University of Montana with a degree in religious studies, then worked in New York as a nanny for the family of writer Calvin Trillin before entering graduate school at Brown University. She met her husband, a structural engineering professor, in Rhode Island just as she was graduating.
At Occidental, where she was a religion professor 13 years before coming to Harvard, she was instrumental in establishing a women's studies program and women's center and received the campus-wide award for teaching.
"To be in her presence and just to listen to her think was just incredibly stimulating, and it excited students," Wright said.
Cindy Wolf, who graduated from Occidental in 1989 and now lives in Orcas Island, Wash., recalls King, her thesis adviser, pushing her toward primary sources and insisting that she keep narrowing her scope so she could examine the material more deeply.
"She is very precise, and incisive — she says exactly what she means," Wolf said. "And if she has chosen to say it, you know that she has really, really thought it through and has taken great pains to make sure she has good reasons for believing what she believes."
When King, Wright, and another colleague in the religion department at Occidental had to create an introductory religion class, they rented a bus. Los Angeles, they reasoned, was one of the most religiously diverse cities in the world — why not take advantage of it? Together, they visited Pentacostal gatherings, an Eastern Orthodox cathedral, Hindu temples, a Buddhist center, the temporary synagogue of recent Russian Jewish immigrants.
The class was a turning point for King. It was the first time she had studied religion out in the world, as a living, breathing thing. The city's vibrance and diversity dazzled the self-described "country girl." Seeing ultra-Orthodox Jewish children wearing kippot, or caps, with Disney figures on them and hearing Buddhist kids singing "Buddha loves me" to the tune of "Jesus Loves Me " made her think deeply about the ways in which social and cultural environments shape the practice of religion.
"You realize being Hindu in LA is not the same as being Hindu in Calcutta," she said.
King began to consider how this insight might apply to the Nag Hammadi literature and other ancient Coptic texts discovered since the late 1800s, which included prayers, revelations, and teachings of Jesus that ultimately did not make it into the New Testament canon in later centuries. The "Gospel of Mary of Magdala," for example, presents Mary Magdalene as Jesus' favorite disciple and has her relating a strange vision she alone received from him.
All these texts had been lumped together as "heretical" or "Gnostic." King began to argue that those labels were misnomers. When the texts were written, there was no such thing as orthodox Christianity — or Gnosticism, she argued. There were only tiny communities of a minority faith, scattered across the ancient Mediterranean, each caught up in their own political and cultural realities, and struggling to make sense of Jesus' teachings and death.
"I started seeing that the lines that were being drawn between orthodox or correct Christianity and heretical Christianity couldn't be drawn that way," she said. "I had to step back and start sort of fresh and say, 'What are the similarities and differences among [ancient] Christians, and how might we account for them, in terms of them belonging to this place?' "
King argued that these texts should be seen as part of the story of Christianity, not as distortions of a complete belief system articulated by the Gospels and handed down by the fathers of the early church. She contends that the early history of Christianity needs to be rewritten to include these previously marginalized voices, taking into account how "a limited set of perspectives has shaped what people believe."
"She's made her mark on the field by doing that," said Mark Goodacre, a New Testament scholar at Duke University. "It's a massive contribution to scholarship."
Reconsidering these ancient texts is important to King not only as a scholar but as a Christian (she is an observant Episcopalian). "Responsible believers" who refuse to blindly accept dogma, she says, need the most accurate history of their faith possible.
In addition to presenting her work at elite scholarly conferences, she frequently gives talks to Bible study groups at churches, where the questions of people who sit in the pews help direct her research.
"If religion is as important in one's life as it is for me, it's important to have that capacity to think . . . both constructively and critically," she said.
Scholars of early Christianity never know when a lost or previously unknown text — a small, badly damaged fragment or, as in the case of the Gospel of Judas , an entire book — might appear out of nowhere. They then have to figure out whether it is authentic, what it means, and how it relates to other texts.
"They are a huge detective story for all of us," said Elaine Pagels, a renowned historian of religion at Princeton University who coauthored a book on the Gospel of Judas with King in 2007. "It's a lot of fun, and a challenge."
And so it is not surprising that King was the recipient of a stranger's e-mail, asking her to have a look at the papyrus fragment that mentioned Jesus' wife.
She dismissed it as a likely forgery at first, but consultations with one of the world's top papyrologists and a crack Coptic linguist persuaded her otherwise.
Some of King's colleagues point out that her assertions about what it says are quite modest. She acknowledged lingering authenticity issues from the outset and stressed that, if genuine, it merely suggested that some ancient Christians thought Jesus was married, not that he was.
"She has gone about this in a sober and careful way," said William A. Graham, former dean of Harvard Divinity School. "I don't think she's been hasty about this at all."
The Vatican newspaper and others have criticized her for giving an extended interview to three publications — including The Boston Globe — in advance of her presentation at the Coptic Congress in Rome, as if to maximize publicity. But King said that was a strategy she came up with in collaboration with the Harvard public relations team in hopes of providing context for a complicated story that she knew would be of great interest to the public. She called it "the Gospel of Jesus' Wife" because it appeared to relate a dialogue between Jesus and his disciples, and the most distinctive thing about it was its mention of Jesus' wife. She added that its closest parallel seemed to her to be other noncanonical gospels.
She brought it forward, say those who know King well, out of a conviction that the discovery may be important not only to scholars but to people outside the academy.
"What she wanted was discussion among scholars in public view," said Hal Taussig, a Methodist minister and visiting professor at Union Theological Seminary who has been a close colleague for three decades. "She is responsible, I think, in ways that many of us in the guild of biblical studies have not been, because she is willing to think about what her work means for the larger human enterprise."
She may have gotten more than she bargained for. Scholars all over the world raced to prove the papyrus was a forgery in the weeks following her presentation, hashing out their arguments in a handful of scholarly blogs. Some papyrologists have pointed to its mysterious origins as reason alone to doubt its authenticity.
King said she does not regret keeping the name of the fragment's owner a secret. She has legal permission from him to disclose it, but he asked her not to because he did not want to be pestered by people wishing to buy it from him.
"I said I wouldn't, and I keep my word," she said. "It's really small-town ethics."
King is now awaiting the results of ink composition tests, which cannot establish for sure that it is authentic — but they could reveal that it is a forgery.
"I'm on the edge of my seat as much as anybody," she said. "And we'll see."Lisa Wangsness can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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+ HPE 12 -- FOUNDATIONS of HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION* (3 crs. 3 hrs.)This fundamental course, covers a broad spectrum of health-related topics to make students aware of the causes of mental and physical illnesses and their prevention, and demonstrates how lifestyle, perceptions, and decisions affect health. Guidelines and criteria presented to determine good mental, emotional, and physical health. Opportunities for personal assessment.*HPE 12 REQUIRED OF ALL students except students majoring in Nursing and in Vessel Operations.
+ HPE 15 -- FITNESS ASSESSMENT and PRESCRIPTION (2 crs. 3 hrs.)Principles of physical fitness are taught. Students undergo a battery of fitness tests and develop a personal fitness program.
+ HE 20 -- CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (1 cr. 1 hr.)Skills required to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (external cardiac massage and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation). Students successfully completing the course receive American Red Cross certificates.
+ HE 33 -- STRESS MANAGEMENT (2 crs. 2 hrs.)To help students understand and cope more effectively with stress in their daily lives, course topics include: causes, components and consequences of stress; how to measure stress; strategies/techniques to control stress.
+ HE 34 - Survey Holistic Health Care: The synthesis of conventional healing traditions will be a standard practice in America in the 21st century. This course will investigate popular alternative health care therapies, including but not limited to mind/body interventions, manual healing, diet, nutrition and lifestyle changes, with an emphasis on understanding the theory, research, materials and methodologies that underlie these different approaches to healing and wellness. Hands-on practice and demonstrations of select therapies will be included to help students assess the safety and efficacy of each technique
+ HE 35 -- FIRST AID and PERSONAL SAFETY (2 crs. 2 hrs.)Principles for first aid and personal safety in terms of theory and practice of first aid procedures. Qualified students receive American Red Cross Certification. Course fulfills the safety and first aid requirement for those contemplating a teaching career.+ HE 36 -- MARINE SAFETY and FIRST AID* (3 crs. 4 hrs.)Provides knowledge and skills necessary to meet emergency medical situations and implement appropriate safety measures in a marine environment. Course completion can qualify students for American Red Cross Certification in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and first aid.*Required of Marine Technology Majors - Prerequisite: Department permission
+ HE 40 -- DRUGS: the INDIVIDUAL and SOCIETY (3 crs. 3 hrs.)Provides students with an opportunity to gain a deeper perspective into the psychology of the dependent personality, reasons for drug use, misuse, abuse, and possible solutions.
+ HE 50 - Weight Management: The epidemic of obesity in America contributes to premature morbidity and mortality from cardiovascular diseases, cancer and diabetes. Using the class discussion, reading assignments, behavioral self-monitoring logs, and in-class physical activity, students will design a weight management program that emphasizes healthy food choices and consistent patterns of physical activity.
+ HE 52 -- HUMAN SEXUALITY (3 crs. 3 hrs.)Information on the biological basis of sex, sexual behavior, sexual problems, sex therapy, and the social aspects of sexuality in an atmosphere conducive to free expression and inquiry.
(2crs. 3 hrs.)This course will investigate popular alternative health care therapies, including but not limited to mind/body interventions, manual healing, diet, nutrition and lifestyle changes, with an emphasis on understanding the theory, research, materials and methodologies that underlie these different approaches to healing and wellness.
HE 82 -- (1-3 crs. 1-3 hrs.)This course is of a topical and pilot nature and is designed to meet the immediate needs and interests of various student populations. It isoffered for a maximum of two semesters.
Course InformationAll Physical Education courses include the fundamental development of specifically related rules and history, skills and techniques, strategy andgame experience. Fitness and lifetime carry-over values are inherent within course content. No credit will be given for repeating a course previously passed. Students should not ordinarily carry more than one Physical Education course per semester.
Medical ClearanceNeither the College nor the Department assumes any responsibility for students' participation in physical education or in athletics. Students, faculty and staff participate at their own risk. All Physical Education, athletic and recreation participants are strongly advised to have a medical check-up before participating in physical activities, and to follow the advice of their own physicians. Medical report forms are available in theHealth Services Office -- Room A-108.
Co-educational Activities
+ PEC 2 -- WALK, JOG, RUN (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Introduction to the principles and practices for assessing and improving cardiovascular fitness.
+ PEC 3 -- MODIFIED PHYSICAL EDUCATION (1 cr. 2 hrs.)To meet the needs of students who have medical restrictions on the extent of physical activity permitted, the modified program includes generaland specific conditioning, individual and dual activities, team sports, rhythmic activities and outdoor recreation.Prerequisite: Open only to selected students screened by the Health Services Office, course advisors and the College physician.
+ PEC 4 -- TRAINING with WEIGHTS (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Study of weight training techniques to increase muscle strength and endurance in relation to various sports activities and to improve physicalappearance.
+ PEC 5 -- BODY BUILDING (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Increases knowledge and appreciation of the physical attributes involved in body building. Course covers beginning, intermediate and advanced training techniques to increase muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and to improve physical appearance as desired.
+ PEC 6 -- PHYSIOLOGICAL FITNESS and DEVELOPMENT: TRAINING with WEIGHTS (2 crs. 3 hrs.)To increase muscle strength, endurance and cardio-respiratory efficiency, students learn to create individualized exercise prescriptions based on specific physiological needs. The anatomy and kinesiology of the systems and muscles unique to weight training are discussed.Students who completed PEC 4 will not receive credit for this course.
+ PEC 11 -- BEGINNING TENNIS (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Basic tennis skills develop appreciation of tennis as a lifetime sport. Students learn forehand and backhand drives, Beginner's Serve, service return, volley, rules of the singles and doubles game and an understanding of fundamental techniques and basic strategies.(Students must supply their own rackets and tennis balls).
PEC 12 -- INTERMEDIATE TENNIS (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Introduction to intermediate tennis skills; the lob, mid-court volley, flat and slice serves, ball spin, and use of offensive strategy in competition.(Students must supply their own rackets and tennis balls).Prerequisite: PEC 11 or Department permission.
+ PEC 15 -- BADMINTON (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Basic skills play, knowledge of rules, offensive and defensive strategy.
+ PEC 17 -- BASIC VOLLEYBALL (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Beginner-intermediate level: rules, basic individual skills, offensive/defensive systems, team coordination, training, conditioning, prevention of injury, evaluation of performance.
+ PEC 19 -- AEROBIC DANCE (1 cr. 2 hrs.)A fitness program that combines vigorous calisthenics exercises with dance steps to music for improved cardiovascular endurance, muscle toning and flexibility.
+ PEC 20 -- BEGINNER'S BALLET (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Introduction to principles and techniques include exercises and movement combinations to develop body alignment, endurance, strength, andfluidity of movement.
+ PEC 21 -- JAZZ DANCE (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Introduction to basic jazz-dance techniques includes explanation of percussive movements and combinations of movements based on the forms which lead to various styles.
+ PEC 22 -- BASIC INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCING (1 cr. 2 hrs.)This course should be taken for pleasure, for exercise benefits typical of dancing, and as a preparation for participation in dance as an on-going, lifetime recreational activity. As the dances are learned, steps and patterns, rhythms, movements and music are introduced.
+ PEC 24 -- SKIING (1 cr. 2 hrs.)The basic concepts of skiing: cross country, downhill, ski equipment purchase and maintenance, costs of skiing, conditioning exercises and places to ski. The course includes a ski trip to a local ski area. (Costs for activity must be paid by students.)
+ PEC 25 -- TAI CHI CHUAN (1 cr. 2 hrs.)The Short Form (Yang Style) of Tai Chi Chuan - a slow, precise, non-strenuous rhythmical movement pattern for exercise. meditation, and self-defense. Appropriate for all ages.
+ PEC 26 -- GOLF (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Emphasis is on mechanics of movement involved in the performance of the following basic fundamental skills: Basic Swing, Short and Long Irons, Woods, and Putting.
+ PEC 27 -- BEGINNING KARATE and SELF-DEFENSE (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Introduction to formal Karate and practical self-defense techniques. History and background, fundamental stances, blocks, punches, kicks, conditioning, safety, methods of avoidance and personal self-defense movements, oriental tradition (Karate costumes, respect and Buddhistphilosophy).
PEC 28 -- INTERMEDIATE KARATE and SELF-DEFENSE (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Advanced stances, blocks, punches, kicks, conditioning, stretching exercises, advanced self-defense techniques, semi and pre-arranged and free style fighting technique, includes introduction into formal competition.Prerequisite: PEC 27
+ PEC 29 -- INTRODUCTION to HATHA YOGA (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Principles and practices for beginners, slow motion stretching, deep breathing, relaxation.
+ PEC 30 -- SWIMMING for NON-SWIMMERS and BEGINNERS (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Basic skills to swim properly. Special attention given to non-swimmers who learn in shallow water. At the end of the course students will be able to jump or dive into the water, swim in a prone position and on the back.
PEC 31 -- LIFE GUARDING (1 cr. 2 hrs.)The knowledge and skills necessary to safely assist, and/or effect water rescues, and supervise swimmers in a safe environment. At the conclusion of the course, students will be able to pass both written examination and skills test.Pre or co-requisites: Swimming skills equivalent to American Red Cross Swimmer Course, Standard First and CPR skills.
PEC 32 -- WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR (1 cr. 2 hrs.)The skills necessary to teach swimming and water safety courses as offered by the American Red Cross. At the conclusion students will be able to pass both a written examination and a skills test.Prerequisites: Valid American Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving Certificate and either an American Red Cross Swimmer Certificate or theability to perform skills in the swimmer course
PEC 33 -- SWIMMING for FITNESS (1 cr. 2 hrs.)An opportunity to improve cardiovascular fitness. Emphasis is on swimming efficiently and on swimming long distances.Limited to Deep-Water Swimmers
+ PEC 38 -- MODERN DANCE TECHNIQUES (1 cr. 2 hrs.)The fundamental principles of various schools of modern dance, includes analysis of movement, conditioning techniques, and basic combinations.
+ PEC 39 -- MODERN DANCE COMPOSITION (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Ideas and movement forms; systematic creativity through improvisation studies, formal compositions, and critical appraisal presented through experimentations with time, space, rhythm and correlations to art, poetry and music.
+ PEC 40 -- PHYSICAL EDUCATION for MATURE ADULTS (1 cr. 2 hrs.)For individuals who have not exercised in years and would like to start again. How to get started and what to do.
PEC 41 -- INTERMEDIATE SWIMMING (1 cr. 2 hrs.)The elements of good swimming and a variety of skills are taught. Students practice parts of strokes as well as whole stroking movements.Prerequisite: Ability to swim safely in deep water
+ PEC 42 -- SQUARE DANCE (1 cr. 2 hrs.)A one-semester foundation program for learning the basic program of American Square Dancing as specified by CALLERLAB and the International Association of Square Dance Callers.
PEC 50 -- DANCE PRODUCTION (1 cr. 2 hrs.)Workshops, choreography and performance. To enhance their primary focus students also give time and effort in technical theatre production and publicity. Students can earn up to a total of four credits (one each semester) for successful contribution in a particular area of the danceproduction.
PEC 65 -- AQUA EXERCISE (1 cr. 2 hrs.)An overview of the scope of fitness attainable from a regulated program of exercising in water. Development of muscular strength, flexibility and increased aerobic capacity (endurance) is stressed in aqua aerobics and water exercise.
PEC 66 -- INTERMEDIATE HATHA YOGA (1 cr. 2 hrs.)For students with prior Hatha Yoga experience, techniques for deepening practice of classical yoga postures. The relationship between yoga and health, nutrition, sports and the arts are explored.Prerequisite: PEC 29 or permission of instructor
PEC 68 -- COMPETITIVE TENNIS (1 cr. 2 hrs.)For students who possess advanced tennis skills and wish to improve or apply them in varsity level competition.Prerequisite: PEC 12, or permission of instructor
PEC 82 -- (1-3 crs. 1-3 hrs.)This course is of a topical and pilot nature and is designed to meet the immediate needs and interests of various student populations. It is offered for a maximum of two semesters.
Following PEM and PEW courses meet for 2 hours a week and earn 1 credit each semester.
Men's Activities
+ PEM 2 -- BASEBALL (Spring)To develop individual and team techniques involved in "College Baseball". Conditioning, sportsmanship, team play, appreciation of the game and its rules, and other benefits.
+ PEM 3 -- TOUCH FOOTBALL (Fall)History, rules and regulations of football. Individual and team skills and strategies.
+ PEM 5 -- BASKETBALL TECHNIQUESVarious aspects of basketball include: basic skills, practice drills, individual and team responsibilities in man-to-man and zone defenses, offenses against man-to-man and zone defenses, coaching techniques and basketball strategy.
+ PEM 6 -- SOFTBALL (Spring)Individual and team skills developed to successfully compete is emphasized. Concomitant values include: conditioning, appreciation of team play and sportsmanship, knowledge of history and rules.
+ PEM 7 -- SOCCER TECHNIQUES (Fall)Soccer, the fastest growing team sport in the country, can be played by both sexes and all ages. Technical development, tactical understanding and appreciation of the popular sport.
PEM 82 -- (1-3 crs. 1-3 hrs.)This course is of a topical and pilot nature and is designed to meet the immediate needs and interests of various student populations. It is offered for a maximum of two semesters.
Women's Activities
+ PEW 1 -- SLIMNASTICSEach student is guided to self-appraisal of her body shape, body function and ability to relax. Exercise programs help attain desired goals for improving or maintaining a positive self-image.
+ PEW 2 -- BASKETBALLLearn about Basketball, develop individual skills required to participate successfully and learn strategies necessary for team play.
+ PEW 6 -- SOFTBALLThrowing, catching, batting and running skills are developed so the game of softball can be played with enjoyment and satisfaction. Strategies of play and rules of the game.
+ PEW 7 -- POWER VOLLEYBALLIntroduction to the techniques of a highly skilled game of volleyball called power volleyball, including history, rules, scoring, terminology, general conditioning, individual volleyball skills, team play elements, specific offense and defense tactics.
EXS 500 - Introduction to Exercise ScienceThis course is an introduction to the Exercise Science Major. An overview of the professions and academic disciplines related to exercise science will be covered, along with the education and experience required for entry level and advanced positions within the field. The course will also introduce the scientific method and its relevance to the study and practice of exercise science and the ethical and legal responsibilities of an exercise science professional.
EXS 01500 – Lifetime Strength and Flexibility(3 crs. 3 hrs.) Methods and techniques for designing and implementing muscular fitness training programs, the use of various modalities designed for improving muscular fitness and how to modify these activities in response to the changes encountered throughout an individual's lifetime.Pre-requisite: EXS 500EXS 09100 -- FIELD EXPERIENCE IN EXERCISE SCIENCE (3 crs. 1 class hour plus 100 field hours)Supervised fieldwork in a commercial or corporate fitness center.Prerequisites: EXS 01300, EXS 01500
Open only to Exercise Science majors. Hours to be arranged by the Exercise Science Department


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I am a mechatronic engineer. I working in a project of how to rent a soccer field. This project would have 2 apps, one for the renter of the soccer field and other for the user. Here in Peru many people want to rent a soccer field but not always it's possible beacause of people are very busy or they are too far from the soccer field.
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