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College of Education looks at shorter teaching abroad program
The University of Iowa College of Education may soon offer a shorter, three-week program to education majors who would like to fulfill their student-teaching requirement abroad.
Margaret Crocco, the dean of the education school, said the standard study-abroad program offered to education majors is seven or eight weeks long — roughly half of the 15-week student-teaching period required. She has recently looked into creating a shorter program because the eight-week commitment is a long period of time and quite costly.
"We want to see if there is a way if we might create a shorter term of student teaching or observing in the classroom that would be available in May or June as little as three weeks," Crocco said. "We think it is so important — we want to give people a taste of teaching and living overseas."
Spending some time teaching abroad is beneficial for education majors, Crocco said. Sixty-five students in the college have studied abroad as part of their student-teaching requirement in the last five years.
"It's not common that those numbers are small, because we place a couple hundred people in student teaching each year," she said. "We'd like to see more people get involved."
Mary Heath, a UI Office of Education Services official, said students who teach abroad pay a full semester's tuition. The cost last year for in-state residents was $4,028, $12,139 for nonresidents.
Jennifer O'Hare, a recent graduate from the UI elementary-education program, volunteered at an elementary school in Costa Rica for a few weeks one summer but has never officially studied abroad through the university.
"I think that the more teaching experience that varies from one another, the better," she said. "You will be more prepared when thrown into a new teaching position where the environment may not be familiar."
Crocco said students generally focus on English-speaking countries, and the school has had students teach in Ireland, England, New Zealand, and Australia. However, small number of people have taught in countries with different native languages, including Spain and Switzerland.
"We're placing people in local public schools, so they need to speak the public language," she said.
Based on the feedback from both students and employers, Crocco said, when students put studying abroad on their résumé she feels it's an enhancement to a job application.
"Students who go to another country and teach effectively must be independent, mature people," she said.
A study-abroad expert at Michigan State University agreed with Crocco, noting experience matters when applying for a job.
"The words 'study abroad' on a résumé alone does not help a student get a job," said Linda Gross, an associate director of career services at Michigan State. "What matters is the experience and the skills [they learned while abroad]."
Gross has worked with education majors who have studied abroad at Michigan State University through workshops where she teaches them how to "unpack" their study-abroad experience. A lot of students do not feel what they learned in another country is relevant in America schools, she said.
"One of my favorite questions to ask them is 'how would you bring your study-abroad experience into the classroom [in America]?' " she said. "It's not necessarily going to get them the job alone, it's really how they talk about their entire preparation."
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The SciFinance software synthesis system, licensed to major investment banks, automates programming for financial risk-management activities -- from algorithms research to production pricing to risk control. SciFinance's high-level, extensible specification language, aspen, lets quantitative analysts generate code from concise model descriptions written in application-specific and mathematical terminology; typically, a page or less produces thousands of lines of c. aspen's abstractions help analysts focus on their primary tasks -- model description, validation, and analysis -- rather than on programming details. Compared with manual programming, automation produces codes that are more sophisticated, accurate, and consistent. Analysts develop models within a day that previously took weeks or were not even attempted. SciFinance extends a system that generates scientific computing codes in a variety of target languages. The implementation integrates an object-oriented knowledge base, refinement and optimization rules, computer algebra, and a planning system. The shared knowledge base is used by the specification checker, synthesis system, and information portal.
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You must all know the drill by now when it comes to my 'Bits n Bobs' posts - multiple products and snapshot reviews. Today three products take centre stage, two of which are 'biscuit' bar versions of some Nestle's best selling chocolate bars. The other is a first ever appearance for Kellogg's Pop Tarts.
Nestle Toffee Crisp - Kcal 99 Fat 5.2g Fat(sats) 3.4g Carbs 9.2g (per bar)
These bars come described as 'biscuit pieces, crisped cereal and caramel, covered in milk chocolate'. Those of you who have never read my original Nestle Toffee Crisp review will want to take a look HERE. The Toffee Crisp has always been a bit of favourite of mine (hence the 8.5 out of 10 rating!), though reasons unbeknown to myself I had never tried these biscuit bars. In stature they were around a quarter of the size of an original bar but the only difference I noticed visually (apart from scale!) were the small bits of biscuit amongst the rice cereal centre. I would love to say that the biscuit pieces had a massive impact on the taste, but to be honest it was still the chocolate and toffee caramel elements that dominated each bite. Just like the normal sized bars these were still a little unsubstantial due to the light airy centres. More importantly though they were still every bit as delicious with their mixture of sweet caramel and chocolate flavours, and the variety of textures were still as varied and glorious. I would buy them again for our tea room - they are just great for just a little chocolaty snack.
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Nestle Yorkie Biscuit Bar - Kcal 123 Fat 6.2g Fat(sats) 3.6g Carbs 10.3g
Having just reviewed a biscuit bar version of one of my favourite Nestle products, I now move on to one of my lesser favoured offerings of theirs. Looking back at my review of the Nestle Yorkie Original (See HERE) I must have been in a good mood as think my score of 7.8 out of 10 was probably a little generous - it is only just a bar of average tasting milk chocolate after all. Anyway the notorious £1 deals in my local Tesco persuaded me to give these Yorkie biscuit bars a try and they came billed as 'bourbon biscuits covered with milk chocolate'. To my surprise I actually enjoyed these a whole lot more than I thought I would. My views on the quality of the chocolate haven't changed (a fair standard, cheap recipe sugary milk chocolate), but the biscuit just gave a little bit extra to the total Yorkie experience. It was crunchy and buttery in taste and offered a minor suggestion of salt - it quite simply provided a normal chocolate biscuit experience but with an added dose of average tasting milk chocolate which resultingly made it a little more substantial snack wise. I would be more than happy to buy them again.
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Kellogg's Pop Tarts Chocotastic - Kcal 198 Fat 6.0g Fat(Sats) 2.5g Carbs 17.0g (per tart)
After a few reader requests I finally caved in and gave these Kellogg's Pop Tarts a try. If you look on the several American food importer websites, Pop Tarts are big business in America and the seem to offer an never ending number of different flavours. In the UK it appears we only have the two - including of course this 'Chocotastic' variety. On the box they came described as 'chocolate flavour filling in a frosted pastry', the nutritional information and ingredients list revealed that each tart mainly consisted of sugar! To test drive these out I replaced my usual bowl of breakfast cereal with two of these toasted Pop Tarts. In terms of taste the outer portions of each tart were quite nice and I thought the chocolate pastry, although a tad dry, was pleasant when washed down with milk. At first I also found the centre bit reasonably tasty with it's chocolate syrup flavours, but it wasn't long before I found it overbearing in terms of it's sweetness and I couldn't stomach over half of the second tart. Personally I don't think I will be replacing my usual cereal with these anytime soon. They might be nice as the odd treat but I just can't imagine anyone being able to eat them everyday! They get a very, very generous score of 7 out of 10 for taste.
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PA Parenteau and the Nashville Predators knew they were in for a tough game Saturday night at the surging Carolina Hurricanes, but couldn't do anything about it.
"We knew what we were getting ourselves into," he said after a 4-2 loss in Raleigh, N.C., "but maybe we didn't believe it."
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After a 3-2 shootout win Nov. 3 in Glendale, Ariz., Arizona made it two straight over Nashville on Dec. 10 with a 4-1 decision. In both games, the Coyotes have been able to cash in their chances while getting good games from their goalie.
That formula hasn't always been there for Arizona (26-36-9), which is coming off a 3-0 loss Saturday night to St. Louis in Glendale. The result didn't sit well with coach Dave Tippett, largely because the Coyotes no-showed in the first period, managing just three shots on net.
"We were so poor in the first period," he said. "It was maddening to say the least. We had some guys trying but the ability to get in a battle and wanting to get in a battle to allow you to play in the offensive zone or clear your own zone, there were just not enough guys that were engaged in that.
"When you don't do that, the whole game is whizzing by you."
That's how Predators coach Peter Laviolette felt against Carolina, which used its speed at every turn to control the game. It outshot Nashville 37-29, won 55 percent of the faceoffs and led 2-0 nine minutes into the match, forcing the Predators into chase mode throughout.
The Hurricanes' coach when they won the 2006 Stanley Cup, Laviolette had a feeling the game was going to happen like it did.
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The result dropped Nashville to 35-25-11 for the season and into a third-place tie in the Central Division with St. Louis. The Blues own the tiebreaker since they have more wins, so the Predators will enter Monday night's game as the Western Conference's second wild-card, six points ahead of Los Angeles.
Monday night's match starts a sprint to the finish for Nashville, which plays its final 11 games over 20 days. Eight of those games are against teams who will either appear in the playoffs or are fighting for playoff spots.
Pekka Rinne, who played his 500th NHL game Thursday night and won a 2-1 overtime decision in Washington, is expected to start in net for the Predators. Veteran Mike Smith, who played well in the loss to St. Louis as he stopped 38 shots, will probably get the call for Arizona.


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My entry for the `BurdaStyle Sewing Vintage Modern Contest 2013` – Option Three: Create your own variation project using one or more master pattern(s) and/or variation project(s) from the BurdaStyle Sewing Vintage Modern book.
For the bodice, I followed the Jackie O dress pattern in the book, that had me change up the pattern for
Louisa Drop-waist dress. I added a hole in the top back, that required a piece of facing there as well. I added darts in the front and the back, mostly following the bodice of the Elizabeth gathered waist dress. I added the hook and eye.
For the skirt, I did a couple inches, shortened version of the Elizabeth Gathered waist dress. I changed it to place an invisible zipper in the back. I also followed the Louisa drop-waist dress' belt, but had to shorten the length, since I added the darts. I also had to surge the edge of the skirt seam inside, because of the fabric I used.
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Feb 17, 2013, 11.13 PMby jaslyn117
Thank you! :D
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Feb 15, 2013, 11.40 PMby Rachel Garner
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James C. "Jim" Willis, 80 of Libertyville passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on Friday October 19, 2012 at the Jefferson County Health Center.
Jim was born October 7, 1932 in Hannibal, MO to Thomas Dixon and Naomi Faye Johnson Willis.
Jim served in the U. S. Army from 1950 to 1953 being stationed in Korea and Germany. He was Honorably discharged.
Jim met the love of his life, JoAnn Smith in Lockridge, Iowa while working for the C.B. & Q Railroad. They were married at the New Sweden Lutheran Church in rural Lockridge on March 6, 1955. They lived briefly in Hannibal, Mo before moving to Jefferson County in Iowa.
Jim's career included working for the Fairfield School System as a bus mechanic and later as transportation director. He Co-Owned and operated Ed and Jim's Shell Service for 15 years. He retired in 1997 from Jefferson County Mutual Insurance as claims inspector/adjuster.
During retirement he especially loved buying and restoring antique Farmall tractors.
Jim served as city council member and Mayor of Libertyville. Jim was also very active member of the Fairfield Kiwanis, and was named Kiwanian of the Year in 2009. He was a member of the First Lutheran Church of Fairfield, where he served on the church council and chairman of the property committee for many years. Jim was a member and past master of Clinton Lodge #15. A.F. & A.M. Masonic Lodge.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brother: Thomas D. Willis Jr.; Father-in-law: Ralph O. Smith.
Jim is survived by his wife, JoAnn of 57 years; 2 daughters: Patricia and husband Dennis Bisgard of Chariton, IA, and Jacqueline and husband Timothy Pacha of Fairfield, 5 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; 2 sisters: Norma Willis of Quincy, IL; Donna (Larry) Miller of Hannibal, MO; many nieces and nephews.
Burial was in be in the New Sweden Lutheran Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to First Lutheran Church or the New Sweden Lutheran Church and Cemetery of Lockridge, Iowa.
Arrangements are in the care of the Raymond Funeral Home in Fairfield, Iowa.
James 'Jim' Willis
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TIGERVILLE, S.C. – North Greenville defended their home turf with a pair of wins over the King Lady Tornado softball team on Wednesday afternoon. King fell by a 7-1 decision in game one of their doubleheader before taking the Trojans into extra innings before succumbing to a 6-5, eight-inning defeat in the nightcap.
GAME ONE – King 1, North Greenville 7
A five-run, second inning set the tone for King's opening game against the North Greenville Trojans. Kendall Brabson (Bean Station, Tenn.) loaded the bases on two walks and a single when Marielena Santos poked a single through the right side to score two and turn the lineup over. After a sacrifice fly extended the lead to three, Kimberly Robertson and Rachel Glazebrook hit back-to-back doubles to right to build a five-run lead.
Brabson chipped in offensively, notching a run-scoring single in the top of the fifth as part of the team's four hits, but NGU responded with two more runs in the bottom half of the inning to make the score 7-1.
Glazebrook led the Trojans with 11 strikeouts over seven innings of work, allowing one run on four hits.
GAME TWO – King 5, North Greenville 6 (F/8)
King's Rachel Wilmoth (Morristown, Tenn.) held the Trojans to two runs over the first four frames of game two before the Lady Tornado offense caught up and took a 4-2 lead with a big inning at the plate. Tiffany Harris (Tazewell, Va.) and Tiffany Brand (Knoxville, Tenn.) led the inning off with a pair of singles before loading the bases when Stephanie Rodriguez reached base on a fielder's choice. Christina Melcher (Orlando, Fla.) belted a single to center field, scoring one, before King tied the game when the Trojans could not get the lead runner at the plate on a fielder's choice. Christy Kooch (Knoxville, Tenn.) brought two more around on a single to center to take a 4-2 lead.
North Greenville retook the lead when Kimberley Westbrook doubled in a run and advanced to third on an errant throw. After Glazebrook was replaced by a pinch runner, a wild pitch later in the inning allowed NGU to tie the game at four runs.
After the Trojans went up a run in the bottom of the fifth, King rallied when down to their last out to tie the game and force extra innings. Brabson kept the Lady Tornado's hopes alive with a single up the middle followed by a walk issued to Christy Kooch. Tori McComas pinch ran for Brabson at second, where her speed paid off when she scored on the next batted ball hit to short.
Tied at five, King failed to score in the eighth but surrendered the winning run on a single to left by Marielena Santos, ending the game with a 6-5 score.
Chisty Kooch led the Lady Tornado in game two with a 2-for-3 day from the plate, notching two ribbies.
King concludes their four-game road trip and will bring their game back to the King College Softball Complex for the next eight games. They will start the home stand on Thursday, March 1, against conference foe Lees-McRae.


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Americans can cast their vote in favor of #TofurkyTX or #BarbecueTX on the Pork Barrel BBQ website at http://www.PorkBarrelBBQ.com/vote
In response to the open letter from PETA (http://www.peta.org) Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman calling on Turkey, Texas to change its name to Tofurky, Texas, co-founders of Pork Barrel BBQ, the nation's fastest-growing barbecue sauce company, have presented Pat Carson, the Mayor of Turkey, Texas with an appetizing offer to temporarily change the town's name to "Barbecue, Texas."
Heath Hall and Brett Thompson, widely recognized for creating the award-winning all-American BBQ sauce and spice rub company and their reality TV show appearances on ABC's Shark Tank, are offering to fork over $1,000 immediately and $5 from every Picnic or Party Pack sold on its website from November 18th through December 9th in exchange for the town changing its name to "Barbecue, Texas" for 16 hours - split evenly between three Turkey, Texas Charities:
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"It's not that we have a beef with PETA," said Thompson. "We like BBQ veggies as much as the next person. We're just not sure the people of Texas are ready to embrace Tofu in the shape of a Turkey. We hope that folks will join us in pledging to support the people of Turkey, Texas via donations to these charities. In the spirit of democracy, we think the American people should have the opportunity to cast their vote in support of BBQ or Tofurky."
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According to Hall, a respected pitmaster in the competition barbecue circuit, the temporary name change would occur for 16 hours, the approximate amount of time it takes to properly smoke a Texas brisket.
"As we approach Thanksgiving the great people of Texas have a lot of things to be thankful for, including access to some of the best slow smoked barbecue in the world," added Hall. "If barbecue can claim to have a power, it is the power to bring people together and we hope our efforts to raise funds for these worthwhile charities will do just that."
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So, after trying these things out on my old car with poor results, I decided to go ahead and give them another go on the Mirage. They've made several changes to the design, so hopefully they'll work better now. On my Aspire, after running them for a while, they fouled up and began misfiring, but felt pretty nice when they worked. The Mirage runs about 10 degrees hotter, so maybe that'll keep the carbon at bay.
So, just what am I talking about? These "pulse plugs" are essentially spark plugs with an internal capacitor, and store what would be wasted energy to release it all at once, resulting in a much more consistent firing time, as well as the production of plasma, which quickens the fuel burn.
This article does a good job of explaining what they are and what they do: http://www.onallcylinders.com/2016/0...g-performance/
So, how does it work with the Mirage? Initial subjective review is that it does make it feel a tiny little more peppy. Not sure if there's really much of a power/economy gain, but I did get 56 mpg on my way home from work, but conditions were also ideal.
What I can quantify, though, is idle quality. The idle with the OEM spark plugs had a fuel usage of about .13 GPH when at full temperature. In my tinkering, I decided to experiment with side-gapping the OEM plugs, which did show an improvement, with the usage going down to .12 GPH, occasionally hitting .11 GPH. The Pulstars? They sit at a steady .11 GPH, and occasionally dip to .10 GPH.
So what does that mean? It means at minimum, they're making the idle much smoother, which can be quantified. As for power gains? The butt dyno likes them, but can't say for sure if they make more power, and I'd need consistent testing to determine MPG gains. My main concern is how long the plugs will last before they start to misfire like the last time I used them.
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Catholic Channel's Father Dave Dwyer, CSP, and Lino Rulli will also be live in Rome to cover the announcement of new Holy Father
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Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York and president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, will offer listeners daily commentary during Pope Benedict's final days as Pope and the period leading up to the start of the conclave, when the Cardinals will be sequestered until the new Pope is elected. A new report will air daily and be played every hour on The Catholic Channel. Cardinal Dolan will share his thoughts on Pope Benedict's farewell meeting with the Cardinals on February 28 and will give the listeners insight into the responsibility of electing the Church's new leader.
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SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. (AP) — Jenn Gibbons waited, longer than she should have, by her own estimation. She stared at the numbers on her cellphone — 9-1-1 — but hesitated to hit send.
She was stunned and alone on a desolate stretch of beach in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, trying to comprehend what had just happened. She had been raped, she says, surprised by an attacker who had crept aboard her one-person rowboat in the middle of the night and forced his way into the boat's cabin, where Gibbons had been sleeping, peacefully lulled by the waves.
She didn't have to make that call, Gibbons told herself. She was scared and embarrassed.
She contemplated just grabbing her oars and rowing the 20 or so miles it would take to get to Beaver Island, in northern Lake Michigan. That would have been the next stop in her attempt to row the entire perimeter of the lake by herself. She began the 1,500-mile solo journey in June to raise money to buy boats for a Chicago rowing team she co-founded for breast cancer survivors.
Gibbons stared again at the phone.
"No one would have to know," she remembers thinking.
Then she thought about those survivors on the team, 50 women, from their 30s to their 70s, all different but each tough in her own way. She thought about the difficulties she'd overcome in planning this trip — challenges finding sponsors, and the training and the sweat — and how she'd shared all of that with her team and supporters over the last two years.
Grasping the phone, she called the police.
In the days that followed, she also went public about the assault, partly in hopes of helping police find her attacker.
And she resolved to find a way to finish the trip, to eventually get back in her boat. She had to row. She had to finish, somehow.
"I've got this," she told her team, using the three-word catchphrase that had long been the mantra of her trip.
Though it wouldn't be easy, she knew she had to face adversity, just as they do.
"I work with women who come to practice one week after losing their hair in chemo the week before, and they row — and that's how they cope," Gibbons explained. "So I think that just being around them, and just being immersed in the strength that they have — it's rubbed off on me a lot more than I think I recognized."
Recovery on Water, or ROW, was the name chosen when Gibbons co-founded the team five years ago.
Besides working with the cancer survivors, she took on the role of coaching a novice group of high school boys. She turned some of those boys and other teens into volunteer coaches for ROW.
This was not a woman who took "no" for an answer, says Mark Carroll, a friend and fellow rowing coach.
"She's stubborn — in a good way," Carroll says, smiling.
After she revealed the attack and her determination to finish her Lake Michigan trip, he quickly agreed to be part of a group that would accompany her.
The trip couldn't continue exactly as before. The coast from the Upper Peninsula and along Michigan's northwest lower peninsula was too remote to guarantee her safety.
Her attacker remains at large. Investigators believe he found Gibbons by tracking her location on her trip blog, then traveled a long distance to find her, possibly from Illinois, where her journey has gotten a lot of attention.
She and her support team came up with an alternate plan: Gibbons and a small group of people would ride bicycles together, along more than 350 miles of coastline to Muskegon, Mich. There, she would reunite with her boat, and then row toward Chicago, one port at a time, with a plan of arriving back home in mid-August.
Her progress on the bike was quick. The attack happened July 22. By Aug. 1, she managed to make it to her boat, which her father had cleaned up for her and towed to Muskegon.
It was an emotional reunion. Police had dusted the boat for fingerprints, and even now, as she rows toward Chicago, she still occasionally finds small remnants of the black fingerprinting chalk.
"It's always a reminder of what happened," she says.
She loves her bright yellow boat, named "Liv," which means "life" or "protector" in Norwegian. It's ironic, she knows. But she wouldn't change the name, even if she wanted to — that's bad luck in maritime lore.
Still, she no longer sleeps on the boat when she comes into harbors along the way home. She only goes in the boat's cabin, where the attack happened, when she absolutely has to.
She relishes her time alone on the water.
But when she's not out there, Carroll and others are almost always with her. Marine patrols and the Michigan State Police also monitor her movement, while investigators await results from lab tests on forensic evidence and continue the search for her attacker. Most of the tips they've received so far relate to a yellow Jeep that Gibbons thinks he used to flee the scene, says Michigan State Police Sgt. Michael Powell. They also released a sketch of the suspect, based on Gibbons' description of him.
Along the way, Gibbons has continued to process the attack — and to address it.
At a recent stop in South Haven, she spoke to a group of more than 100 people who'd gathered at a church to see her — many of them friends and family but some strangers, too.
"Maybe you're here because you've pursued a dream and it didn't execute perfectly on time or the way that you thought it would," she told them.
"Maybe you're here because you have yet to pursue a dream and it's inspiring to see someone struggle, rise and then repeat that process ...."
She paused, pushing her hair off her forehead, and began again, her voice shaking very slightly.
"You could be here because you are a victim of sexual assault and my voice, my sharing, is helpful or healing," she said.
SHE was there, she told them, because she believes in finishing what she started.
"I'm here because even though I have reasons not to, I am full of hope for humanity.
"Just look around," she said. "You are my hope."
There were tears that evening, but also a lot of laughter. Gibbons joked frequently about her voracious appetite — about longing for sustenance other than energy bars and sports drinks — and poked fun at herself for her foibles, sharing a story about the time she had to have her boat towed back to shore after initially declining offers for help as bad weather approached.
Listeners chuckled, and Gibbons seemed genuinely relieved to share a few light moments with them. "It feels so good to laugh," she said.
Her frequent upbeat demeanor since the attack has caught some people off guard, but not those who know her.
"We all know that Jenn can smile through anything. It's not superficial. It's down deep," one supporter wrote on the website for Gibbons' trip, which she calls Row 4 ROW. http://www.row4row.org
But it doesn't mean there's no pain or anger, Gibbons says, especially when she's had to pore over suspects' mug shots and spend hours with investigators reliving an attack that she says lasted about 20 minutes.
"I don't smile all the time. Ask Mark. He's seen the good times and the bad times," Gibbons says, as she stands on her boat, prepping it for another day's journey. Carroll, who's sitting nearby, nods to confirm this.
The extra attention she's been getting, from media and supporters, also has occasionally caused her to second-guess her decision to share her attack with the world.
"It's overwhelming...," she says. "I can't get my head around the fact that there are thousands of people who know about what happened to me and are using that as inspiration."
She continues to preach her original message for this trip — that exercise can significantly improve breast cancer patients' chances of survival. She raised tens of thousands of dollars for the boats for the team, even before the attack.
But, slowly, she is learning to accept and understand this new role, as a survivor of sexual assault.
One mother, who said her daughter was the target of severe bullying at school, wrote this on Gibbons' Facebook page:
"After reading your blog, my daughter turned to me and said, 'This lady survived the most extreme act of bullying a woman could face — and look how she is handling it. She is a hero.'
The mom continued, "To hear such positive words from her after months of deep depression and an overwhelming sense of unworthiness has meant more than I could possibly tell you."
This trip has, indeed, become about even more than fighting cancer or big waves.
For Gibbons, a team of women who "stare cancer — their Kryptonite, their attacker — in the eye every week by getting in a boat and fighting back," may have taught her something about strength.
But now she is teaching them, they say
"She shows us how to endure," says Kelly Anderson, a 46-year-old cancer survivor and rower on the team.
And so the lesson has come full circle, just as Gibbons' journey will do when she arrives next week in Chicago, where her trip began.
Martha Irvine is an AP national writer. She can be reached at mirvine(at)ap.org or at http://twitter.com/irvineap


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When I asked Sarah to recommend one Stila product that every woman should invest in, she quickly answered Stila's soon-to-be-released One Step Makeup – which is primer, foundation and concealer (oh my!) all in one fantabulous formula.
Sarah touches up Lela's makeup.
Next, I stopped by Ted Gibson's station to inquire about the hair, and was surprised at what I saw. Since I started covering New York Fashion Week four seasons ago, Ted has been the Head Stylist at Lela Rose – and their collaborations typically yield sophisticated, polished hair. Not this year. "This season, the hair is an interesting departure from what we usually do," Ted said. Inspired by the beachy theme, and the collection's wave details, he created a slightly messy mane. First, he sprayed hair with Build It Blow Drying Agent. Then he twisted small sections of hair before blasting them with a blow dryer. After repeating this process all over the head, Ted gathered hair in a ponytail and secured with an elastic. The pony was then back-brushed to give it volume and set using Beautiful Hold Hairspray. "This look is easy to replicate and is very wearable," he said. "If you're a little more adventurous, leave the hair down."
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Roni Shye - December 02, 2015
As the end of the year gets closer, you may have already caught a cold or another bug from work or school—but you'll want to be extra careful to protect yourself from the flu. Flu season can begin as early as October, but it tends to peak at this time of year—from December to February.
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Roni Shye - September 28, 2015
Flu season is officially underway, and it's time to get vaccinated if you haven't already. You need to know where to go to get your flu shot, and—more importantly—how to make sure you don't overpay. Did you know that flu shots can cost anywhere from $0 (yes, free) to $50 or more?
The importance of getting a flu shot can't be overstated, especially for those who are at a higher risk like young children, pregnant women, older adults, and the immunocompromised or disabled. See More
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Roni Shye - September 08, 2015
Get those lunches made and set the alarm clocks; school's back in session.
Parents know that a new school year means new clothes, new books, maybe a new backpack—and perhaps a new set of prescriptions. As a pharmacist, I know the school year has started when frustrated parents show up at my store with lots of questions.
The good news is that I can help! Here are 5 helpful solutions for common back-to-school medication issues. See More
Ten Important Facts to Know for Flu Season 2014-2015
Dr. Sharon Orrange - November 21, 2014
It's been a quiet influenza season so far—very quiet. It's November and Los Angeles, for example, has seen almost no flu activity. This is good but failing to prepare may mean preparing to fail so though we are inundated with info about the flu, here are 10 flu facts you may not know:
- During the month of October, there has been almost no flu activity in Los Angeles County (LAC) and across the country. See More
Which Flu Vaccine Should You Get?
Roni Shye - October 01, 2014
The flu can change from year to year—and to keep up, the flu vaccine must be tweaked every flu season. Fortunately, this also means that each year more tools become available to fight the flu. This year, there are more types of flu vaccine to choose from, and healthcare providers such as pharmacists and pharmacy interns (in some states) can administer your vaccine, making it easier than ever to keep you healthy. See More
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Elizabeth Davis - September 16, 2014
It's time to get your flu shot!
Fortunately, there are many places to get vaccinated and no matter how you feel about shots, it should be relatively painless for your wallet. Here are some options to help you find a convenient and low-cost flu shot.
Local Pharmacies
Pharmacists can administer the flu vaccine and advise you on which shot might work best for you. Most pharmacies accept walk-ins for flu shots so you won't need an appointment, and most will accept insurance or Medicare. See More
It's Almost Flu Season – Time to Get Vaccinated!
Roni Shye - September 10, 2014
Kids are back in school, the weather is cooling down—fall is here. Unfortunately, along with the great parts of the season (like pumpkin-flavored everything and football) comes everyone's least favorite part: germs.
There is no better time than right now to protect yourself and your loved ones from this season's flu virus. Many local pharmacies already have this year's flu vaccinations in stock, so keep an eye out!
Isn't it too early for a flu shot?
NO! Flu season usually peaks in the US in the colder months of December or January, but it can begin as early as October. See More
It's That Time of the Year Again: Flu Vaccination
Roni Shye - September 13, 2013
Flu season is around the corner. Influenza viruses cause the flu, and infection is spread through respiratory routes. Here is what you need to know in preparation.
The symptoms:
• Sudden onset (symptoms start and worsen over several hours)
• Persistent fever
• Headache
• Muscle aches
• Fatigue, general malaise
• Cough
• Nausea or vomiting
• Chills, shakes, and sweating
The flu is also contagious, with adults capable of spreading the virus up to 7 days following onset of symptoms, and children for up to 10 days. See More
The New Flu Vaccine
Dr. Sharon Orrange - August 23, 2013
Four is better than three right? The new flu vaccine, approved this week by the FDA, will cover four strains of the flu virus instead of three. The new quadrivalent vaccine, FluLaval Quadrivalent, is the second flu vaccine available that covers four strains.
Four primary influenza strains circulate each year causing the majority of influenza illness, but the influenza vaccines used for the past thirty years only covered three strains. See More


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The author of Population: 485 returns, delivering a truckload of humor, heart, and . . . gardening tips? Think Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, complete with stock cars, sexy vegetables, and a laugh track.
"All I wanted to do was fix my old pickup truck," says Michael Perry. "That, and plant my garden. Then I met this woman. . . ." Truck: A Love Story recounts a year in which Perry struggles to grow his own food ("Seed catalogs are responsible for more unfulfilled fantasies than Enron and Penthouse combined"), live peaceably with his neighbors (one test-fires his black powder rifle in the alley; another's best Sunday shirt reads 100 PERCENT WHUP-ASS), and sort out his love life. But along the way, he sets his hair on fire, is attacked by wild turkeys, takes a date to the fire department chicken dinner, and proposes marriage to a woman in New Orleans. As with Population: 485, much of the spirit of Truck: A Love Story may be found in the characters Perry meets: a one-eyed land surveyor, a paraplegic biker who rigs a sidecar so that his quadriplegic pal can ride along, a bartender who refuses to sell light beer, an enchanting woman who never existed, and half the staff of National Public Radio.
By turns hilarious and heartfelt, a tale that begins on a pile of sheep manure, detours to the Whitney Museum of American Art, and returns to the deer-hunting swamps of northern Wisconsin, Truck: A Love Story becomes a testament to the surprising and unintended consequences of love.1006
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Cost & Payment Information
The cost of the Prague study abroad trip is $1,600 per student. This includes hotel accommodations (double rooms), breakfast, program excursions, and seminars. The cost of the trip does not include airfare, health insurance, transportation to and from the airport, UH tuition, or any other meals. Because of the current international political climate, we reserve the right to cancel the trip anytime prior to departure should we believe that student safety is compromised.
In such a case, we will refund all fee payments made, but are not be responsible for airline ticket reimbursements or other related incurred expenses. We recommend that students purchase travel insurance.
$1,600 Program Cost Includes:
- Hotel accommodations
- 6 nights, double occupancy
- Breakfast included
- Guided City tour
- Company and site tours
Program Cost Does Not Include:
- UH Tuition: Each course is 3 credit hours
- Airfare
- Health Insurance Coverage
- Voluntary Excursions
- Other Meals
Fee Payments
To secure a space in the program, students must reserve a space as instructed on the "sign-up" page. Upon receipt of all sign up materials a non-refundable $300 deposit fee will be charged to student's accounts within 2 weeks. Refunds will not be given unless we cancel the trip.
Final acceptance into the program will occur upon the receipt of all materials specified on the "sign-up" page and payment of the deposit fee. The remaining $1,300 will be added as a fee to the student's account on April 30, 2018.
The fee is non-refundable unless we cancel the trip.
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Students have found a number of ways to reduce their costs associated with this trip. First, some students use their frequent flier miles to save on airfare costs. Second, many students have convinced their employers to pay for the program as part of a employer's educational reimbursement program. Third, some students who apply for scholarships receive some money, so we strongly recommend that participants apply for scholarships. Information about these can be found at http://www.uh.edu/learningabroad/scholarships/
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Global Human Resource Management
Prerequisites: Graduate Standing
Dr. Steve Werner
Global Strategy
Prerequisites: Graduate Standing
Dr. Dusya Vera
Tentative itinerary
- Tour of Berlin
- German businesses (some sites visited in the past - BSR, Collonil, Moll Marzipan) and other organizations such as Transparency International.
- Day trip to a city close to Berlin
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Luxury Brand Management
Prerequisites: Graduate standing
Email: Dr. Vanessa Patrick
International Marketing
Prerequisites: Graduate standing
Email: Prof. Amy Vandaveer
Course Details:
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- All coursework outside of the weeklong trip to Paris will be online
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Regional Issues in Global Management
Email: Dr. Steve Werner
Positive Leadership in a Global Context
Email: Dr. Je'Anna Abbott
Tentative itinerary
Although the itinerary for this trip is still tentative, past trips have included:
- Czech Republic businesses
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- Czech Republic University
(Centre of Economics Research and Graduate Ed. at Charles Univ.)
- Walking tour of Prague
- The Cities
- China Visa Requirement
- Travel Information from the U.S. Department of State
- Scholarships
MANA 7353 Regional Issues in Global Management: Asia
- Dr. Steve Werner
- Prerequisite: Graduate Standing
MANA 7397 International Environment of Business
- Professor Daniel Currie
- Prerequisite: Graduate Standing
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National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (NCIPC)
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American Sports Medicine Institute
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National SAFE KIDS Campaign
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In U.S. politics, six Republicans vying to be their party's presidential nominee face a crucial test Tuesday in the New Hampshire presidential primary. Traditionally, a good showing in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary is seen as major step toward winning the presidential nomination of either major U.S. political party.
Mitt Romney can feel the love (support of voters). Before he can reach the White House, Romney must first pass muster with these voters in New Hampshire. And the voters here like to see their candidates up close and personal.
That suits Romney just fine. He cheerfully goes about the task of greeting voters, signing autographs and posing for pictures, all in a day's campaign work here in New Hampshire.
Once every four years, normally tranquil New Hampshire and its quaint New England landscape is invaded by presidential contenders and an army of news media, like the horde that descended on this event for former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum.
Though chaotic, Santorum's impromptu parking lot appearance did attract undecided voters eager to hear from someone new.
"My wife has not told me, but she thinks she is 95 percent sure. I am still debating," voter Craig Gallant said.
Gallant brought his wife and son to the Santorum rally and is well aware that New Hampshire voters get special attention from the candidates.
"We always have a wider field to choose from. We get to meet these people face to face and shake their hand and look them in the eye," he stated. "Sometimes that matters, sometimes it does not, but it is always nice to have that option."
Santorum is a Republican, but that did not stop Democrat Mary Claire Heffernan from stopping by to give a listen.
"It is unique and we really take our job seriously. We take pride in the fact that we have this opportunity and people pay attention, people get to know the candidates and people come out to vote," Heffernan noted.
Veteran journalist Tom DeFrank has covered U.S. elections since 1968. DeFrank says New Hampshire voters expect the personal touch from their candidates.
"People in Iowa and New Hampshire and places like that expect to be courted, expect to be asked for their vote, expect to see you in dozens and hundreds of places," he said.
Judy and Michael Lopacki came all the way from Pennsylvania to see Romney and democracy in action.
"I love being part of this whole thing. It makes you really love being an American and feel good about what is happening," Judy Lopacki said.
Her husband Michael found the experience overwhelming.
"Although some people may look at is as a carnival, which it is to some extent, it is very serious business," he stated. "It is democracy. That is it. Sorry."
Once the candidates leave and take the reporters with them, New Hampshire will revert to its quiet self, a beckoning landscape of rolling hills, town greens and colonial churches that once every four years becomes a critical testing ground for those seeking the highest office in the land.


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Take Back The Night in Dublin
Justin Timberlake performed at Phoenix Park in Dublin last night. His wife (not pictured) was there to support him. Next stop is London tomorrow. And then he and Jay-Z kick off their Legends Of The Summer tour in Toronto on July 17.
As you may have heard, JT is releasing another album at the end of September. Evidently he's been overflowing with new music. Someone really wants a Grammy …to go along with all the award season heat that Inside Llewyn Davis will likely generate.
Yesterday JT posted a video just to announce the title of his upcoming new track Take Back The Night…and blurred out the date. So the entire exercise was simply for us to know, to be made wiser with the information, about what he's named his new song. And then in a couple of weeks we'll get another clip with when it'll come out. Followed by yet another to tease the music video. Followed, finally, by the actual video. This is exhausting. Is it a romance novel or is it a music? Does our orgasm have to be prolonged, does the foreplay have to be extended this long? Does he have to draw it out so that my organ is engorged to bursting, pulsing with anticipation, slick from the wanting, desperate for penetration and release, shattering my soul into a million pieces when I hear the first few bars, exploding like a volcano, my molten lava tumbling from the secret places, flooding open after a lifetime of deprivation, at last freed by the ultimate release...?
Also, Take Back The Night is commonly known to be a slogan for organisations that aim to end violence against women. Is JT singing for women's safety? Or is this another song about sex? If that's the case, maybe not the best choice of words?


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June 10, 1985
To: All Employees, San José State University
From: President Gail Fullerton
Subject: Employee parking on Ninth St. and in the North Garage
There are two major changes in employee (E permit) parking that will be effect?ive as of this date. One of these is the closure of Ninth Street north of San Carlos to parking. The other is the opening of the first floor of the North Garage, at Ninth and San Fernando, to E permit parking.
Ninth Street is narrow. It has a heavy flow of students, faculty, and staff crossing on foot between the School of Business on the east side and the Student Union, Art, Industrial Studies, and Health buildings on the west side. Along the west side, by the Student Union amphitheater, there is no sidewalk. Ninth street parking, and the associated traffic of cars looking for a parking spot there, poses a serious safety hazard for our thousands of campus pedestrians.
Those of you who have been associated with San José State University for some years will recall that there was a time when Ninth Street between San Carlos and San Fernando was closed to all traffic and parking. At that time, we had E permit parking on the first floor of the North Garage, with entrances on both Tenth Street and San Fernando Street. That was a preferred parking area for many faculty and staff members with offices in the Business Tower and in the Industrial Arts, Engineering, and Administration buildings.
But when the University lost access to a large number of off-campus parking places that our students had used for many years, we had no choice but to open the first floor of the North Garage to student parking. The displaced employee parking was moved to Ninth Street, even though that increased safety hazards to pedestrians and left cars outside of the shade and shelter that the North Garage parking had provided. Many faculty members and staff employees have complained regularly because they could no longer park in the North Garage.
You will be pleased to know that this year we will be able to take the parking and its associated traffic off Ninth Street and relocate those E permit vehicles to the North Garage, as it used to be. Two events have made this possible.
The first event is a temporary necessity: the sewer construction project that the City of San José is undertaking. (The odors from sewer gases that many of you have noticed on Ninth Street should be abated after this project is com?pleted.) Both Ninth and Seventh Streets will be torn up for the replacement of major sewer lines, making parking impossible on both streets through the campus for much of the summer. We thus need to relocate the employee parking from these two streets for the summer.
During the sewer construction project, we will open the first floor of the North Garage to E permit parking. There will be no daily, coinoperated use during the summer in the North Garage, although there will continue to be such use in the South Garage on Seventh Street.
The second and permanent event is the opening of the new West Garage, scheduled for late August, which will provide 1200 additional parking spaces. This will enable us to leave the 220 spaces on the first floor of the North Garage for E permit parking next fall. And this relocation of E permit parking will, in turn, permit us to return Ninth Street to pedestrian traffic only.
Employee parking will be returned to Seventh Street after the sewer construc?tion is completed. We will also return to parking University owned vehicles in that area of Ninth Street adjacent to the Corporation Yard (where they are serviced) after the sewer construction is completed.