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Originally posted by 911fnord
I just kinda shake my head at the second reason, does the vatican really need that much money and I am sure that they have some other source of income like drug smuggling or something
He says "I have days--growing more frequent all the time--when I'm convinced the time is now upon us that some Big Events are about to occur. These fast-approaching events will not go unnoticed. They will affect all of us." Et cetera.
The 1940s was a very, very busy decade. For instance, July 7th 1947
was the first flight of the British Rolls-Royce Nene jet-engine. It
just happens to be installed in a Russian fighter jet referred to as
the MiG-15. The Rolls-Royce engine was "gifted" to Russia with the
Queen's blessing because at the time.. Britain was strapped for cash
and Prime Minister Atlee was a liberal so historians won't be
recording this event as an un-American affair and a technology
transfer to a cold-war enemy.
A day later, on July 8th 1947, the Soviet Union declined to
participate in the Marshall Plan and a UFO reported to be traveling
about the speed of a MiG 15 crashed in Roswell, New Mexico. The UFO
was immediately stripped of all Rolls-Royce patent numbers and
insignias by the newly founded CIA.
Originally posted by TruthIsNeverTooHorrible
There was no stock "market" crash today, because it happened already long ago (to begin with, yearly inflation of 20 pct since 2006).
There was something else today.
Major Banks Collapse- Citicorp, Merrill Lynch, Script was explained before published - fromNovember 2007
Check links proving that EVERY part of the script (including the masses reduced to zombies unable to react until they will be slaughtered) was explained by the TRUE Illuminati End Times Prophet in ... 1998, the illuminati target date.
Originally posted by 911fnord
...He was banned and I cannot find any other posts but wow just look...
WASHINGTON - Urgently trying to keep cash flowing amid a Wall Street meltdown, the Federal Reserve on Tuesday pumped another $70 billion into the nation's financial system to help ease credit stresses.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's action came in two operations in which $50 billion and then another regularly scheduled $20 billion were injected in temporary reserves.


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Senior championship semi-final
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Ballyline Clonlara v St. Senans, Kilkee 12 noon F. O'Reilly
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Otto Warburg Nobel Prize Winner Proves Oxygen Therapy Knocks Out Most Diseases And Cancers
Just as cars burns gas for fuel our bodies burn oxygen. Every cell needs oxygen to produce the energy we need to stay healthy. Today, Oxygen therapy is being used treat many diseases even cancer.
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Sodas and Other Sugary Drinks Cause Americans Tobe Sicker and Die Younger
An estimated 184,000 people die each year from health problems caused by drinking sodas and sugary drinks. Major studies have shown people who drink sodas and sugary drinks are sicker and die younger.
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The modern Federal Reserve Bank was signed into law by President Woodrow Wilson in 1913 in order to regulate banking activities and to loan banks money. Since then, the institution's role has expanded to include insuring all deposits up to a certain threshold through the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (1935) and coordinating fiscal policy with the White House (1946).Continue Reading
The Federal Reserve Bank was established in an effort to prevent a repeat of the banking crises that plagued the country in the early 1900s. Banks at that time were frequently asked for more withdrawals than they had cash on hand, forcing the institutions to close. This in turn led to a larger economic collapse as businesses could not borrow the capital they needed. The Federal Reserve system requires banks to consistently have minimum assets on hand to prevent this scenario.
Originally, the FDIC regulated state banks. In 1980, the FDIC raised its insurance threshold to $100,000. In 1989, an act of Congress abolished the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation and transferred its regulatory powers to the FDIC, which became responsible for thrift institution and real estate appraisal regulations, in addition to its other tasks. The organization was strengthened further in 1991, when Congress granted the FDIC additional supervisory regulatory standards while expanding prohibitions against insider trading.
The financial goals of the country were defined as including "maximum employment, production and purchasing power" in 1946, and expanded to include price stability, balanced budgets and balanced levels of trade in 1978. Two groups, the Council of Economic Advisers (White House) and Joint Economic Committee (Congress) were established in 1946 to achieve these aims. The president is required to submit an annual report on the economy.Learn more about Banks


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To be quite honest, I feel like last week was a little uneventful. I managed to complete 4.5 out of 6 of my planned workouts, which means I am on target to where I want to be. The weekends are the areas that I really need to improve on. Somehow, I always end up being too busy doing everything else that I can't find the time to work out. It is so easy for me to come up with a million other things to do than work out and I need to stop.
Last Week's Workouts:
- Monday, 7/1/2013 – Cross Training + Strength Training
- Elliptical – 1.30 miles, 15 minutes
- Strength Training – NROLFW Workout 1A #8 (38 minutes)
On Monday morning, my boyfriend dragged me out of bed to go to the gym Seriously, Mondays are the absolute worst when it comes to me waking up on time. I think it is my mind trying to avoid going to work at the start of the week. When we got to the gym, I hopped on the elliptical machine for my cross training warm up. My weights workout was pretty uneventful. I do feel like I am getting stronger though. I can comfortable lift heavier weights than I have in a while.
- Tuesday, 7/2/2013 – Easy Run
- 4.00 miles, 53:00 minutes, 13:15 min/mile avg. pace
My Tuesday morning run felt awesome! I actually woke up ready to go to the gym and it didn't take too much effort for my boyfriend to get me going. Some mornings I really do feel like I am making his mornings miserable because I don't want to get out of bed. I wish I didn't need to make a pit stop in the middle of it though. I really hate when that happens. Despite the minor interruption, I ran a solid 4 mile easy run.
- Wednesday, 7/3/2013 – Rest
I had no energy what so ever to do anything but sleep in on Wednesday morning. I knew that I needed to stay a little late at work so I decided to just push my cross training and strength training workout to Friday.
- Thursday, 7/4/2013 – Easy Run
- 4.07 miles, 53:01 minutes, 13:03 min/mile avg. pace
My Dumbo Double Dare Training plan called for an easy 3 mile run on Thursday but I ended up running 4. Since we both had the day off from work, we decided to do our workouts at the house. While he went for his bike ride, I jumped on the treadmill. He claimed that he would finish his ride before I finished my 3 mile run. I had to prove him wrong.
- Friday, 7/5/2013 – Cross Training + Strength Training
- Elliptical – 2.49 miles, 25:00 minutes
- Strength Training – NROLFW Workout 1B #8 (34 minutes)
After work on Friday, I headed to the gym. I felt sooo much better during this workout than I did on Monday. Oh and I felt like such a Bad A$$ the whole time I was deadlifting the 80 lb. barbell. I realize that may not seem like a whole lot of weight to some but that is a lot for me. I will continue to get stronger and stronger as I work my way through the New Rules of Lifting for Women workout program.
- Saturday, 7/6/2013 – Rest
I spent all day working around the house and on my blog. My plan was to finish up all of my stuff and then hit the treadmill for my planned 3 mile run. The day just got away from me.
- Sunday, 7/7/2013 – Yoga
- Yoga at the Trop – 1 hour
On Sunday morning, I participated in the Yoga at the Trop event before the Tampa Bay Rays baseball game. It was a seriously fabulous class. The teacher was a lot of fun and very energetic. Oh and she found a way to bring baseball into the practice. {I will be posting more pictures and full recap later this week.} Unfortunately, I ran out of time to get in my planned 4 mile run for the day.
How did your workouts go last week? Do you get a case of Mondays?


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Public Lecture by Joseph E. Stiglitz on Financial Complexity and Climate Change
In the wake of recent climate negotiations, the financial sector has a major role to play in the transition to a low-carbon economy. The transformation will entail systemic risks but also great economic opportunities for growth. Assessing those risks and opportunities requires a better understanding of the rising complexity of finance, both in terms of contracts and interconnectedness of the market players.
"Financial Complexity and Climate Change"
Public Lecture by Nobel laureate Prof. Joseph E. Stiglitz (Columbia University)
Monday, January 18, 2016, 18:15 - 19:30
University of Zurich | Rämistrasse 71 | Aula (main auditorium, KOL-G-201)
Please note: No registration is necessary, however, seating is limited and on a first come, first served basis.
Poster (PDF, 184 KB)
Media coverage:
Joseph Stiglitz im Interview mit NZZ am Sonntag, Sebastian Bräuer, 17.01.2016
Beitrag und Interview in SRF 10vor10, Fabian von Allmen, 18.01.2016
Beitrag watson.ch, Philipp Löpfe, 18.01.2016
Beitrag UZH News, Marita Fuchs, 19.01.2016
Beitrag Radio SRF 1, Echo der Zeit, Klaus Ammann, 19.01.2016
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AHA asks Sebelius to scale back meaningful use requirements
In a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, the American Hospital Association said it has found that hospitals have significantly less flexibility when it comes to demonstrating "meaningful use" of electronic medical records.
"The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology requires hospitals to have in place EHRs that have been certified against all 24 objectives of meaningful use, not just the 19 that the CMS rule requires them to use to demonstrate meaningful use," according to the AHA. Healthcare providers can receive as much as $44,000 through Medicare and $63,750 through Medicaid for implementation and meaningful use of certified EHRs, according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in July."AHA continues to believe that hospitals should be required to have EHR technology certified against only those objectives they will use to demonstrate meaningful use, so that they can exercise the flexibility CMS offered in its final rule," the association noted in its letter. "In looking carefully at the regulatory text in both the ONC and CMS final rules, the AHA believes that there are alternative interpretations of the existing regulations that address this problem."


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American Way Names Winners of Annual 'Road Warrior' Contest
Mar 14, 2011, 11:00 ET
FORT WORTH, Texas, March 14, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- American Way, the inflight magazine of American Airlines, conducted its ninth annual Road Warrior Contest and has chosen its five winners.
For this year's theme "A View from the Top," contestants were required to compose an essay describing their proverbial journey to the top of a mountain in their business or personal life. They also needed to describe the tools they would carry in a fictional backpack to help reach the summit. In addition, contestants had to identify several worldwide city skylines through a series of images and coordinating multiple choice answer sets. As a bonus question, they could write what their American Way cover blurb would be if they won the Road Warrior Contest.
Below are this year's top three winners:
- Grand Prize – Adeline Cassin of Miami, Fla., won 2 million Hilton HHonors® bonus points, 1 million American Airlines AAdvantage® miles, and a $500 SkyMall® gift card.
- Second Prize – Roy D. Desrochers of Waltham, Mass., won a Bose® Lifestyle® 48 DVD home entertainment system, a Bose® Wave® music system, a pair of Bose® QuietComfort® 15 Acoustic Noise Cancelling® headphones, a five-night trip for two in a premier suite at the Hilton Los Cabos Beach & Golf Resort from Hilton Caribbean, and a $500 SkyMall® gift card.
- Third Prize – Rich Stedronsky of Temple, Texas; Scott Noon of Lititz, Pa.; Mel Hilderbrand of Aliso Viejo, Calif. each won a three-night trip for two to the Hilton Los Cabos Beach & Golf Resort from Hilton Caribbean and a $500 SkyMall® gift card.
In the charming mountain town of Park City, Utah, the five winners participated in a photo shoot that will be featured in the newest issue of American Way magazine, hitting seatback pockets on March 15. Visit www.americanwaymag.com/roadwarrior to view the winning entries.
Over the last nine years, more than 55,000 readers have entered the contest in hopes of becoming one of the five annual winners. If you believe you have what it takes to be considered a bona fide road warrior, but missed your chance this time, then check out American Way magazine or visit www.americanwaymag.com this summer for information about next year's contest.
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American Way magazine is published on the 1st and the 15th of each month by Fort Worth-based American Airlines Publishing. The only inflight magazine to be published twice a month, American Way magazine is in seatback pockets on all American Airlines, American Eagle and AmericanConnection® flights. For more information, visit www.americanwaymag.com.
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In the best of all worlds, homework, beginning even at the most elementary level, is a responsibility that the child develops to the school independent of the parents. What a child needs from the parent, and the parent needs from the teacher, is an understanding of how much time a project should take. The parent needs to set aside space where a child may work independently and also limit the amount of time spent on homework. Work that is dawdled over does not promote the kinds of habits that will help a student learn.


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Replacement referee Kevin Wright was immediately thrown into the limelight having replaced the injured Graham Salisbury at half-time, but crucially got both decisions right.
First Jean Beausejour, who had just rattled the upright from 30 yards, was sent tumbling in the area by Andy King, with Wright pointing to the spot and allowing Marlon King to convert his first league goal of the season.
And within 11 minutes of the restart the game was changed completely when Leicester captain Matt Mills was rightfully shown a straight red card for a two-footed lunge on Morgaro Gomis, despite protests from the visitors.
It was left for Wood to round Kasper Schmeichel late on and add a well-taken and composed second goal to clinch Blues' third successive victory in all competitions.
The game had 0-0 written all over it following an uninspiring first half, with Blues boasting the meanest defence in the Football League on home soil and Leicester not having conceded in 412 minutes going into the clash.
Chris Burke was the game's liveliest outlet early on and twice tested Schmeichel, although it was Stephen Caldwell who came within inches of a breakthrough after 13 minutes when his header narrowly landed the wrong side of a post from Beausejour's right-wing free-kick.
The visitors had to wait until just shy of the half-hour mark before their first meaningful effort, Mills stinging the gloves of Boaz Myhill from Lee Peltier's long throw-in.
The second half was delayed by five minutes due to an injury sustained by referee Salisbury, with fourth official Wright taking charge of affairs.
And the second period was just 68 seconds old when Beausejour, 30 yards out, took a touch before drilling an unstoppable effort against the angle which had Schmeichel beaten.
Blues had really flown out of the blocks and the Chile international was again at the centre of things just minutes later when he was brought down by Andy King in the penalty area, King stepping up to slot home the resulting spot-kick.
Matters went from bad to worse for Leicester just six minutes later as Mills was given his marching orders for a two-footed tackle on Gomis near the halfway line.
Schmeichel kept the Foxes in it with two superb saves to deny both Wood and Marlon King when clean through as the clash approached the final 15 minutes.
The visitors had reasonable appeals for a penalty of their own rejected when Andy King was stopped in his tracks by Liam Ridgewell.
However, the game was put out of sight six minutes from time when Keith Fahey fed Marlon King on the halfway line, he turned and instantly sent Wood clear and the New Zealand international rounded Schmeichel to slot home.


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So you have optimised your site from top to bottom to attract the search engines.
But have you checked your website for broken links?
Broken links (or otherwise known as dead links) is when you internally link to another page on your website or externally link to another and it comes up with an error.
Not only is this massively frustrating for the user on the website – but it also attracts an almighty frown from Google.
There are quite a few causes of broken links. A page on your website can be moved and the URL changed, linking to certain pieces of content that no longer exist or externally linking to a site that is no longer there.
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I'm okay with asset tags, since that would let us finally list what we have (outside of someone's brain), provide an opportunity for an idiot like me put things back where they're supposed to be without necessarily knowing what they are, and *perhaps* have at least some chance of finding something that you want to find. RFIDs are cool on things, just not on people.

I was just thinking today that historical artifacts would do well with RFID tags, as history belongs to everybody, so everybody should be able to find it. The same goes for Noisebridge stuff, I would think. But to be able to make any use of them, we'd need readers to, y'know, read the tags since they're not human readable. And then there's the argument of putting a reader for them at the door so it beeps if someone walks out with a registered tag, but I sense a lot of drama in that line of thinking as well.

How about human readable tags, both on stuff and in the spot they go? I remember looking at an old pegboard with tool hooks on it where they painted outlines of each tool where it belonged. Someone could come up with a neat symbolic naming process to identify, ala dewy decimal, what area, range, shelf, location you could find the matching tag where it belonged.

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Fish, Squid and Flapping-Fin Robots
Erik Anderson, Ph.D. '89
I am assistant professor of mechanical engineering, Grove City College, Grove City, Pennsylvania. I teach fluid mechanics and biomechanics, and a core course focusing on the intersection of faith and science, specifically focusing on origins, bioethics and environmental issues. I also do research at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and at Harvard in the field of biofluid dynamics and biomimetic robotics. The goal is to design better oceanographic and marine vehicles by first looking at how marine animals swim, specifically fish and squid. The flapping-fin robot I built at Harvard made the cover of the Journal of Experimental Biology in August 2007.
I was in Irvin Levy's Organic Chemistry class at Gordon. He had a unique nomenclature for tests and homework, if I remember correctly. I think he called tests "recitals"--or maybe it was "opportunities." His approach to teaching had a major impact on my teaching style, first while I was a high school teacher and now as a college professor.
Peace-Corps Physics
Rebekah Fisher '05
I recently returned from working as a Peace Corps volunteer in a village in southern Tanzania. I taught physics and physical science at a public secondary school where I was the only non-Tanzanian. Now I am teaching sixth-grade science and math at Wamsutta Middle School in Attleboro, Massachusetts. I love working with young people and breaking information down into something that is enjoyable and applicable to their lives. In both jobs I have had the challenge of improving the test scores of my students, and engaging and exciting them with the material. My more important challenge, however, has been breaking down barriers that separate us from one another. It amazes me how similar we humans are from culture to culture. I want my students to embrace the diversity God created.
New Technology and Physical Subtleties
Anan Copty '94
For the last four years I have worked at Intel Corporation in positions ranging from research and development of novel technologies to device physicist for the 45nm transistors. I am currently involved in the startup of a $4 billion facility in Qiryat Qat, Israel, which will manufacture the latest 45nm technology of Intel processors. I enjoy working on new technologies and delving into the physical subtleties involved. From previous experiences, one of my most significant contributions was a paper on the interaction of microwave and biological proteins that I published while in graduate school. As the public use of cellular phones (radiating microwaves) is continuously increasing, there needs to be more scientific work on their subtle effects on biology--and therefore our health.
Warblers, Tanagers, Thrushes and Orioles
by Abigail Geer '08
Dr. Gregory Keller, son of two "quiet naturalists," recently joined the Gordon biology faculty and relishes the opportunity to share his love for God as he shares his love for science. Keller was drawn to Gordon because he was fascinated by the question of whether science and faith could be successfully integrated, but he feared that the experiment would be either "the greatest or most nightmarish combination." He has found the best of both worlds here.
His work focuses on the landscape factors that affect the populations of migratory birds, and what can be done to prevent population decline. He enlists his students' help, giving them both valuable experience and tools through which to appreciate the beauty of the world around them.
Keller's interest in birds began at his family's birdfeeders. "It's hard not to be passionate about birds," he says, "after being surrounded by hundreds of rainbow-colored warblers, tanagers, thrushes and orioles foraging on caterpillars at 5 a.m on a cold, drizzly morning. Appreciation turns quickly to admiration, then to awe when one realizes that a bird that weighs the same as four pennies migrates 3,000 miles and loses half of its body weight just to breed in our woods. The songs they sing are unrivaled by humans and other animals, and are essentially a song of praise and declaration of success. Deep down the better question is, 'Are there any better representatives of God's creation in both beauty and perfection?'"
Faith and Science in Venice
Karl Giberson, director of Gordon's new Forum on Faith and Science, led a one-week science and religion seminar in May at Venice's prestigious Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti. This year's theme was "God and the Laws of Nature." Funded by the John Templeton Foundation, the competitive program brings together promising graduate students and young scholars while also guiding established scholars interested in contributing to some of the most important interdisciplinary conversations of our time. Among the participating scholars were Associate Professor of Biology Craig Story, who presented "The God of Christianity and the GOD of Immunology"; and Brian Glenney, assistant professor of philosophy, who presented "God, Laws of Nature, and Natural Miracles." Featured speakers were Sir John Polkinghorne, Anglican priest and former professor of mathematical physics at Cambridge University; Owen Gingerich, professor emeritus of astronomy and of the history of science at Harvard University; and Paul Davies, physicist, science writer, and broadcaster.
Connecting Worlds
by Abigail Geer '08
Emily Jarvis' quiet demeanor parallels the quantum chemistry she studies. As with the compounds that form our world but are unseen even to the strongest microscope, there is more to Jarvis than is immediately apparent.
Jarvis earned her doctorate from the University of California at Los Angeles, was a Congressional science fellow, and has worked as a National Research Council postdoctoral research scientist. At UCLA she studied quantum chemistry and the interactions that take place between a few hundred molecules of a substance, using mathematical models to extrapolate how large quantities of the same substances would interact with each other. Jarvis has also studied the jet engines' coatings that allow the engines to function at super high temperatures, attempting to determine how to prevent unwanted interactions between the coatings and the air sucked into the engines. During her time in Washington, Jarvis served as a liaison between the scientific community and legislators, explaining scientific matters to members of Congress.
"A couple things make me passionate about science," she says. "First, physical science is so fundamental to our world. It explains things as diverse as how my computer works and what makes a sunset beautiful. Secondly, the extreme complexity and yet the orderliness and mathematical basis of the world around us points to God and our relationship with Him and how He communicates Himself through the elegance of the world." She adds, "It's exciting to be surrounded by other people who are taking their faith seriously and the added meaning that brings to their work."
Inspiration, Humor and Friendship: A Tribute to Dr. Tom Dent
Carol Gordon '89
Such fond memories I have of Dr. Dent, who called me "wee tiny little Carol" and yet challenged me to stand tall. He opened a wonderful world to us--botany--throwing us into every opportunity possible to let us experience God's creation out of the textbook and inside flowers, walking among forest trees, tasting the fruits and nuts they bore. In 1988 during spring break Dr. Dent took seven of us to Florida to volunteer at ECHO (Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization), to see firsthand practical ways to serve Christ by helping farmers around the world feed their communities. That trip changed my life. After Gordon I returned to ECHO to work on their demonstration farm. Although I subsequently worked several years at the U.S. National Arboretum, my heart longed to work with farmers again. I didn't return to that dream until after Dr. Dent's death. I studied agronomy at the University of Maryland and dedicated my master's thesis to Dr. Dent. How I wish I could tell him that I am now happily working with farmers as a soil conservationist in Maryland. I thank God for Dr. Dent, for his believing in me, his inspiration, humor and sincere friendship.
A Time to Reunite
Anna Martin
Jane Andrus, Russ Camp, Tom Dent, Jack and Ann Haas, Jerry McNatt. These men and women played vital roles in developing the Natural Sciences Division at Gordon College. Alumni now have the opportunity to honor these retired faculty members in lasting and heartfelt ways.
Many alumni have taken the opportunity to visit the testimonial pages for science and psychology faculty. Testimonies and memories are compiled and given to the faculty member, or his family, as a memory book. Read a sampling of these stories at www.gordon.edu/facultytestimonials.
Alumni have also gathered at a series of reunion events honoring specific science faculty members and recognizing them for their years of dedicated service and commitment. More major-specific events will occur in the coming year.
In gratitude for their foundational work in building Gordon's science program, we are delighted to announce that the several laboratories and other areas in the Ken Olsen Science Center will be named in honor of these devoted retired faculty members. These include the Dr. Russell R. Camp Molecular Cell Biology Laboratory; the Dr. Jerrold L. McNatt Physics Laboratory; and the Dr. Michael W. Givens Kinesiology Seminar Room.
For decades committed faculty members nurtured the science programs in spite of inadequate facilities, tired equipment and little budget. What these professors lacked in physical resources they made up for in dedication and hard work, ensuring their students' readiness for graduate study or the workplace. Their legacy is now honored by the new Science Center-a wonderful reason for alumni to reunite and celebrate.
The Best of Both Worlds: 3-2 Engineering
Abigail Geer '08
In the basement of the Ken Olsen Science Center, construction is underway on an engineering lab. When complete, it will be among the few dedicated labs found at liberal arts colleges in the United States. The new lab will strengthen the 3-2 engineering program already in place at Gordon, in which students spend three years at Gordon building a foundation, then enroll in an engineering school for their final two years, receiving degrees from both Gordon and the engineering institution they attend. Viterbi School of Engineering at the University of Southern California has recently formalized its partnership with Gordon's 3-2 program.
The program provides engineering tracks in aerospace, mechanical, astronautical, biomedical, chemical, civil, environmental, computer, computer science, electrical, industrial and systems.
David Lee, Ph.D., associate professor of physics and 3-2 program coordinator, says, "Our 3-2 students must be prepared to become uncompromisingly good engineers, but they must also have more than just a framework of faith; they must understand engineering from the proper perspective of God's total ownership of creation. They must understand that our knowledge, actions and works are outpourings and manifestations of His redemptive love toward creation. With this grounding, and coupled with the breadth of exposure and the solid thinking and communication skills that characterize our Gordon education, these students will begin their mission work the minute they set foot at an engineering institution, surrounded as they will be by nonbelieving peers, teaching assistants and professors. They must be ready for the academic challenges, of course, but they must also be ready to defend their faith in a way that will impact their fellow engineering students. What better way to prepare future leaders in these fields than by combining the very best aspects of
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Speaking At The Oxford Union
At the end of last year I received an email from the President of The Oxford Union inviting me to speak at one of their famous debates hosted at Oxford University. I'd of course heard of the Oxford Union before but I hadn't quite realised just how many awesome people had stood before the stage over the decades. I'll admit, I was preeeetty nervous when I responded saying "yes". But I couldn't preach about the importance of stepping outside of one's comfort zone and then turn this down, could I?
The Union was founded in 1823 to protect the ideals of free speech and debate and has played host to a range of world-leading figures during its history: Presidents Carter and Reagan, Albert Einstein, Malala Yousafzai, Malcolm X, Jack Dorsey, Saint Teresa of Calcutta, President Hamid Karzai, Eric Schmidt, Natalie Portman, and Alexis Ohanian to name but a few. There's also an ~interesting~ debate that Katie Hopkins got involved with, which was pretty outrageous as you can imagine.
The cool thing was that they said they were struck by my podcast interview with Cherry Healey back in August, discussing whether social media has killed good conversation, hence why they reached out to me. That is one of the joys of making the podcast, you never know who's listening in!
This all made sense, because the proposed title of their January debate was "This House Believes That Social Media Corrupts Human Interactions." I was really pleased to be invited to speak on this, as I always have a lot of say on the topic. It's an interesting question that brings up lots of questions and perspectives, and I was excited to debate on the motion (I definitely do believe social media can corrupt relationships) and also hear what the opposition had to say. I spoke against a sociologist at Tinder and the founder of DitchTheLabel.
It was such a brilliant experience. Everyone was so welcoming. I was shown about the University by one of the students, we had drinks in the bar followed by a three-course dinner (where we said grace and then raised a glass to the Queen.) We then a professional photo shoot in one of the drawing rooms (it literally felt like a school photo) and we signed the visitor book which has signatures in it from the likes of Johnny Depp to Dame Judi Dench.
I was so pleased to be speaking alongside my friend Cherry Healey – we've podcasted together and been part of the BBC's VR launch series, so just by having her there made me feel calmer. Her speech was amazing and I'm looking forward to re-watching it on YouTube when it goes live. She spoke from the heart.
I always enjoy any opportunity involving public speaking and meeting new people. I had a bit of a memory blank at the beginning of my speech (bloody nerves!) but fingers crossed it didn't ruin the rest it too much because I really started to really enjoy it once I got into the swing of it. There's always bit of time needed at the beginning of any public speaking to "warm up".
Regardless, I am really happy to have done it and pushed myself out of my comfort zone. Onto the next one!
Huge thanks to The Oxford Union for having me.
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Thoughts and notes about the state of the Bears following their 23-6 victory over the St. Louis Rams on Sunday.
First: Defensive line presence a cause for optimism
I'm sure we all would have liked to see a more explosive Bears offense like we witnessed in Week 1 against the Indianapolis Colts rather than the one that looked like it just survived the St. Louis Rams. But there's reason for optimism for the outlook of the rest of the season based on the other side of the ball.
Good teams are those that can pass the ball and can rush the passer. The Bears can do both this season, so long as the offensive line gets a little bit of help from the running backs and tight ends. The defensive line, meanwhile, is pressuring quarterbacks this year unlike any recent season we've seen.
The Bears currently lead the NFL with 14 sacks. Granted, the Packers still have to play their third game and are only trailing the Bears by 3, but that's still solid production from Rod Marinelli's boys up front. The Bears are getting it done in waves, exactly what led the New York Giants to a Super Bowl title last year. While I'm not ready to proclaim the Bears as talented up front as the Giants were a year ago, they're currently producing at that level at this point in the young season.
Two of the reasons the Bears are producing at such a high level is the penetration up the middle and the depth of the line. Defensive tackles Stephen Paea and Henry Melton are shooting the gaps and getting into the backfield right in the quarterback's face. Paea's brute force is really showing up on film just as Melton's quickness is. And as far as depth, it helps to have a healthy Corey Wootton, a productive Amobi Okoye, and an athletic Shea McClellin.
As I mentioned, it's still early, but if the Bears can maintain this level of pressure — or even improve upon it — they'll be in good shape in late December and into the playoffs, should they make it there.
1. Little Jennings filled with big confidence
There's a reason Bears cornerback Tim Jennings still has a job in the NFL and it's not because of his playmaking ability. Nobody will confuse him with Champ Bailey. He doesn't exactly have elite speed for a corner, either. It's because the 5-foot-8 Jennings plays like he's 6-foot-2 in both physicality and confidence. We've known for a couple years now that Jennings is a tough guy because he's been strong in run support since joining the Bears. But if you watch him on the field, you'll see that he plays with a swagger, too, and a confident player is one in which everything seems to go right for him. Jennings still has a tendency to get beat, but it's his confidence and relentlessness that will make up for it.
2. Stability at safety helping secondary
You know the Bears are exceeding expectations on defense when Charles Tillman, the best defender in the unit, sort of fades into the background. Lost amidst the talk of Jennings' four interceptions in three games is the fact that the safety tandem of Chris Conte and Major Wright has remained healthy and intact through three weeks and, like Jennings, are playing with high confidence. The biggest problem for the Bears over the years at the safety position hasn't necessarily been a lack of talent but rather an injury carousel. Conte was injured in the preseason and Wright — as always — got a little banged up, too. But the two are stabilizing the deep middle of the field and allowing the defensive line to get pressure on the quarterback.
3. Cutler appears shaken – either physically or mentally
Remember that Bears quarterback who was confident in the pocket in the season opener against the Colts? Remember the guy who had a swagger last season in the middle of a five-game win streak who helped lead the Bears in having one of the highest-scoring offenses in the league during that time? That guy seems to be missing, but why that is remains the question. Is Cutler's thumb — which he broke last year and which caused him to miss the last six games of the season — acting up again? Or is it his confidence, which is surely rattled behind a line that acts more like an open road I-Pass than a toll booth? A third theory is that after Cutler was called out by practically half of America last week, he's trying to play it safer in the pocket. That wouldn't explain some of his errant throws on Sunday, though. Whatever the case may be, this does not look like the same confident, talented quarterback that makes a lot of throws that other quarterbacks in the league cannot.
4. Simplify the offense to help offensive line
Listen, I understand that with a stud like Brandon Marshall and an up-and-coming star in Alshon Jeffery, Bears fans want the offense to sling it all over the field like most modern NFL offenses. But the pieces just aren't in place yet. Until Cutler can get about four seconds to throw a pass deep down the field, the Bears might want to simplify things a little bit. That's exactly what offensive coordinator Mike Tice did against the Rams. He called a heavy dose of running plays and quick passes out of the backfield to limit the amount of pressure that could get to Cutler. It may not be sexy, but is it better to win looking like Martha Stewart or lose looking like Jessica Alba? … Then again, that might be a bad rhetorical question to ask some of you! The point is, the Bears should use the duo of Matt Forte — when he returns to the lineup — and Michael Bush more in order to set up the pass.
5. No mistaking it: Cowboys game a turning point for Cutler, Bears
Next week is the big test, folks. The Dallas Cowboys are not a team to fear and they have just as many weaknesses as the next team. But they do have a strong pass rush and the Bears will be facing them on the road in prime time on Monday night, which is typically trouble for Cutler and the offense. It's not just a stereotype; Cutler surely struggles in prime time games. I'm not about to throw around theories of diabetes problems or vision issues, but something just isn't right with him. Then again, most prime time games are against good teams, so maybe it's just him struggling against a defense that's in his lap all night. But we should get a good indication about where the Bears are at this point in the season after Monday night's game is over.
6. Forte should improve offensive versatility
Forte made good progress in his return from an ankle injury this past week and there is still hope he'll be back for the Cowboys game. But whenever Forte returns to the field, he should help upgrade the offense immensely. First of all, I think Tice learned the value of the run game against St. Louis, and to be able to deploy both Forte and Bush, that should open things for the passing game. But Forte is also a talented receiver out of the backfield and he should be able to prevent defenses from doubling up Marshall and Jeffery down the field.
7. Difficult to tell Peppers is battling foot problems
Does anybody even remember that Julius Peppers is battling plantar fasciitis? It's difficult to remember that sometimes because of how well he's been playing. The guy is like a man playing against teenagers sometimes. The harshest of critics will nitpick and say he should be among the NFL's sack leaders if he was really that good, but nobody can deny his versatility, his ability to read plays, and his athleticism to chase down ball carriers and get his hands on the ball. I won't say that I feel 100% confident about Peppers' health at this point, but he's one of the last players you have to worry about performing well at this point.
8. Can't fault Lovie for end-of-half field goal
The Bears won the game and so there's not a lot of attention being paid to it, which makes me feel good that the football meatballs out there aren't picking the nits of Lovie Smith's coaching job on Sunday, but a timeout called by Smith wound up netting the Rams three points at the end of the first half. What happened was that the Rams were facing a fourth-and-10 at the Bears' 37-yard-line and they sent out their punter. Smith, unsure of the personnel package on the field, called a timeout so that the Bears had the right players on the field. Rams coach Jeff Fisher then sent out his field goal unit and they converted on a 56-yard field goal. It'd be silly to blame Smith for those points because think of the alternative. What would happen if the Rams had a fake in place and they wound up with a touchdown because the Bears had the wrong personnel in the game? Would you rather the Rams have put up 7 instead of 3? Better to be safe than sorry.
9. Hester at fault for missed TD
I mentioned it via Twitter during the game, and I wrote about it in my Monday Morning Quarterback, but I'll complete the trifecta and address it one last time because I heard one producer on WSCR 670 The Score assign blame to Cutler for it and the Mully & Hanley show made reference to it as well. At the beginning of the fourth quarter with the Bears facing a second-and-goal from the 4-yard-line, Cutler tossed a pass to the side of the end zone for a wide open Devin Hester. For whatever reason — most likely that he's not a real NFL receiver — Hester stopped running and decided to jump for the ball instead. This brought out a chorus of people who joked about Hester not being a "go-up-and-get-it" guy, which Cutler accused him of three years ago. The fact is, that play didn't call for a go-up-and-get-it receiver — although we all know that either Marshall or Jeffery would have snagged it for the score. It wasn't a jump ball, nor was it a bad throw by Cutler. It was actually a good throw, away from the defender, which would have hit Hester in stride if he had continued running his route toward the side of the end zone.
10. Brandon Marshall-Warren Sapp feud
Flying low under the radar, a little war of words has erupted between Bears receiver Brandon Marshall and former Buccaneers and Raiders defensive tackle Warren Sapp. Sapp called Marshall a "retard" for apparently talking negatively about former NFL receiver Shannon Sharpe. Marshall responded in two videos posted through Twitter. Marshall apparently tried to take the high road while also taking shots at Sapp's personal life, however contradicting that sounds.
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Extra Point: Keep around the St. Louie ref!
The NFL's lockout of the officials is likely to end at some point, but if and when it does, can we keep around the referee who did the Bears game on Sunday, if for no other reason than for some cheap laughs? I want to hear him call St. Louis "St. Louie" again.


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Alex and I took these photos on Sunday when the weather was absolutely perfect in Seattle. We spent the weekend exploring neighborhoods of Seattle we hadn't been before and I must say, the view from Queen Anne is spectacular.
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If you're not watching Torchwood: Miracle Day on Starz, why not? Have a report on my desk by morning.
I'm glad I had the good sense to post this.
The polish movie poster for Kubrick's 'Eyes Wide Shut'. Gotta love Polish designers. I do.
Things will be peaceful and serene once the robot overlords take control of the planet. How sweet.
How to avoid choking to death, brought you by your friends from Wills's Cigarettes!
Don't get your hopes up. I tasted Batman's utility belt and these guys aren't made of cream cheese. It tastes like marble or something. Ick!
I'm never in a hurry but I must be Russian because Russians love robots as much as I do!
You can't have a good time without a good watch, and this looks like a good watch. I could go out and buy it but it would be a better present.
Astronauts have always gotten all the babes--from all the worlds. Art by Wally Wood & Russ Jones
See ladies? Men have been trained to be sexist pigs for years. It's in our DNA!
Are there no depths that Skynet won't sink to in their efforts to kill young John Connor?
The Rustslinger and The Inquisitive Nomad by the always entertaining sculptor, Vincent Villafranca.
Here's 'Stanley the Robot' designed by James Gurney and sculpted by Lawrence Elig. What a great collaboration.
Forbidden Planet is one of my favoriate sci-fi movies from the 1950s. Here are two posters from the French release.
Remember Futureworld, the luke warm sequel to Westworld? These foreign posters make it look much better then it was.
Here's a piece of furniture that all creative types should have in their home. What a great invention!
Want to be a cool graffiti artist like Banksy but you're afraid of the cops and allergic to spray paint? Now there's hope!
Well, it is the weekend and I have a lot of work that I really should get done, so I should forget about having fun and stuff...
Although many people bought bags of the new flavor Doritos, there were no reports of anyone tasting them.
I can't believe he had the nerve to treat you that way! Men are such animals. Present company excluded, of course.
I probably would have picked that for my answer too. A whale or a Filet-o-fish sandwich.
If someone gave you a billboard for a month to speak you mind--what would your mind say?
Today my daughter is a geek! Gone to wait ten hours to see the midnight Harry Potter showing. So very proud.
If Iron Man was a character in Game of Thrones, it would be a much, much better show.
All movie posters should be this good. (Sorry, no artist name)
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If you like the movie Starship Troopers you should like this cartoon.
I fail to see the humor in this cartoon. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Drew Struzan cooks up a new Frankenstein poster...because he can...and because it's cool.
Although he knew he owned a special kitten, Jacob was amazed when he learned the true destiny of Mister Whiskerbottom.
For a devastating criminal so very unstoppable, Colonel Carnage had a good sense of humor.
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text: WARRENSBURG Alex Quigan floated through the air and flipped the ball through the hoop. The agile move was effortless for the Senior, but it was a landmark moment for both the high school senior basketball player and Warrensburg Central School history. Alex achieved his 1,000 career point at Warrensburg High with the deft move Tuesday night, in a game between Warrensburg and North Warren. With 6:31 left in the fourth quarter, the game play was stopped, and Alex was corralled to center court. There, his fellow players congratulated him, and Boys Varsity Coach Rich Schloss handed him the ball with which Alex hit his 1,000th point for Warrensburg. His tally would be greater if it included his points scored at Bolton as a Freshman, where his Varsity career started. His mother Melanie Quigan and father David Heighton joined him in the spotlight. As Alex made his landmark shot earlier and drew a foul, Warrensburg Athletic Director Doug Duell watched the 62 forward strip the net to make it 1,001. Alex is an inside post payer with an outstanding nose for the ball, he said, looking at a blue-and-gold banner high on the wall of the gymnasium, which listed 13 other notorious players who achieved the 1,000-point mark in school history. The banner listed names that will live on in local history: Bud York, Terry Kollman, Jim Lindblade, Jill Toney, Dave Mahler, Amy Monroe, Matt Blair, Noah Shaw, Darin Rafferty, and Crystal Stone. Recent Thousand-Pointers Judy Durkin, Carter Combs, and Rachelle Black are to be added soon to the banner, Duell said. After the game, Schloss praised Alexs athleticism and drive. This is a great achievement he said. Alex works hard for us -- hes been our mainstay. Alex began his career thowing a Nerfball through a Fisher-Price hoop in his bedroom, his mother said, then later played every day on a court in Boltons Rogers Park, long into the night after his friends went home. Hed stay there for hours, and find his sweet spots on the court, sinking the ball again and again, Melanie Quigan said. Later, he played various youth basketball teams, and was a Varsity player for Bolton Central as a 9th grader. As a sophomore, Alex chose to move to the Warrensburg School District to attend a bigger school, where he could leave a bigger mark in regional athletics, Melanie Quigan said after the game. Alex progressed to play on regional teams, including the Adirondack Mountain Men and the Adirondack Timberwolves. Hes played with the latter for three years. Hes also a standout on the regional Amateur Athletic Union team, traveling to New York City, Montreal Boston and elsewhere for league tournaments. Alexs athletic achievements include football as well as basketball. Although hes played as a wide receiver, Alex gained notoriety as a kicker. For at least several decades, Warrensburg -- like many other schools in the region -- never even attempted field goals when in range. But Alex kicked a 44-yard field goal last year as a Junior, and a 46-yard field goal this past fall -- both set new school records. His 46-yard accomplishment secured him a 9th-place all-time Section II record, and in practice, hes hit a 52-yarder. Stepping off the court Tuesday, holding his 1,000-point game ball, Alex smiled despite his teams 67-43 loss to North Warren. This feels good, he said. But I wish it came with a win over North Warren.


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I scheduled most of my posts before leaving for Michigan, but wanted to save this one until after I arrived as I knew that I'd do some reading during the trip. I'm having a wonderful time and I just can't wait to share photos and stories, especially from my baby shower. My stay has been sweet and surreal in the best way.
In May I only read one book, Blog Life by A Beautiful Mess. I wrote about it here so I won't give too much detail. Within the past few weeks though I've read The Confident Woman by Joyce Meyer and, over the last few days, finished The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins.
The Confident Woman seemed right up my alley. If you know anything about the books I'm normally into, I absolutely love self-help and inspirational stories. I'm always striving to love myself and my life more and better, and learn ways to teach others to do the same. Looking back, I do consider this a good read, but some of Miss Meyer's viewpoints were a little outdated and stereotypical. For having an empowering, feminist premise, I was a little disappointed but enjoyed it nonetheless and would still recommend it.
As for The Hunger Games, I thought the first two movies were awesome and therefore was curious about the books. I'm always interested in comparing movies with the original source that they're based on. Unsurprisingly, I found the book to have more details and more violence, but the film did a good job at keeping major plot points accurate. I'm normally not one to give in to book-turned-movie trends (for example Twilight, Harry Potter, 50 Shades of Grey, Lord of the Rings, anything by Nicholas Sparks) but this is one franchise I can get behind. I can't wait to get my hands on the next book, and I'm looking forward to the third and fourth movies (based on the first and second halves of the third book).
For more about what I'm reading, feel free to follow me on Goodreads.
See my last book post here.
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Rifle scopes have been widely used for hunting and sport shooting and nowadays almost every gun or rifle owner in the country has a scope for more precise shooting. Some people spend huge amounts of money on rifles but when it comes to scopes they buy cheap ones thinking this will save them money. According to experts, this is a completely wrong attitude as with a bad scope you will lose both your money and nerves on ruined hunts. It would be great if you could spend as much money on a new scope as you spent on the rifle because while hunting, you do not need a faulty glass when there are many more important things to think about such as concealment, breathing or elevations. When buying a new rifle scope always keep in mind that you cannot use the same scope on every possible rifle and that rifles in the upper price class deserve the best scopes for your ultimate shooting results. Although it is possible to choose among many brands and models, there are a few brands that are considered the best in the industry. What they all have in common are their best features – design, length and weight, fantastic optics and great precision that allows hunters to shoot at long distances.
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- started in 1957, this German company continues to amaze us. Their rifle scopes are best known for their superb light transmission and perfection when it comes to shooting on even low magnification at close ranges. Schmidt&Bender rifle scopes are made of high quality materials with perfect optics and multicoated lens with the new system of illuminated reticle system. The scopes prove their excellence when used for night hunting and this what the company has been renowned for.


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THIRTY-TWO Greeks are dipping their feet in a creek.
Sloshing their bare feet in a cool flow of clear water.
All one midsummer day ten hours the Greeks
stand in leather shoes shoveling gravel.
Now they hold their toes and ankles
to the drift of running water.
Then they go to the bunk cars
and eat mulligan and prune sauce,
Smoke one or two pipefuls, look at the stars,
tell smutty stories
About men and women they have known,
countries they have seen,
Railroads they have built
and then the deep sleep of children.
Poet: Carl Sandburg
Poem: 14.
Near Keokuk
Volume: Cornhuskers
- Leather Leggings
Year: Published/Written in 1918
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Kevin Ready loves building things and helping people to build things. Over the last 25 years, he has built, run, consulted for, and advised numerous start-ups and businesses. For him, there is nothing more interesting than understanding business models and the problems that entrepreneurs come up against in their markets. As he says often, It is my work and my play. I never get tired of it.
Born into an engineering family, Ready started his first company right out of college. While the venture was a success, he saw the limitations to scaling the business. As the Internet era took shape, he joined the "tech wave" through the late 1990s, starting several online businesses. Years before Facebook, he was a founder of a social networking site with nearly one million users. Later, he and a partner spun off and sold a digital mapping business, then moved on to become an online software and media retail business that merged with a larger rival in 2008.
That same year, he became a partner at an online real estate business that was in crisis mode. By applying the lessons presented in this book, he helped turn the business around. Just 13 months later, it was acquired by the newspaper industry. Kevin became General Manager in charge of the brand, and continues to lead the team today. In 2012, Kevin also launched Auto.com, a new consumer-focused automotive industry brand. Auto.com hit break-even within 9 months of its launch, and grew to a $30m+ business within 2 years.
Kevin is now General Manager at CoStar Group, a NASDAQ traded real estate data company where he builds products and leads a corporate R&D team. He is also a contributor at Forbes, and an active author and public speaker.
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Startup: An Insider's Guide to Launching and Running a Business
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"I'm so thankful that Villanova prepared me as well as they did! A lot of my patients ask me where I went to nursing school, and when I say 'Villanova' I seem to always get the same response: 'Ahhhh that makes sense! They're known for their nurses!' It makes me proud to be a Villanovan!"
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My role is helping students find and develop their potential, and, along the way, celebrate the accomplishments!
Stephen Halfaker, EdD
Associate Dean
Hailing from a family of educators, Dr. Stephen Halfaker is an Associate Dean in the College of Education at Ashford University. Before joining Ashford, he held a wide range of K-12 teaching and curriculum development positions, held two superintendent positions, and sat on several charter school and educational nonprofit boards. After 32 years, during which time he received several honors, he left K-12 to teach in higher education. "I was attracted to Ashford because it is the most cutting-edge online college, and I believe that online education is the future of learning." Dr. Halfaker's believes that every student has something they can contribute. "My role is helping students find and develop their potential, and, along the way, celebrate the accomplishments!" He advises students to not overthink things when approaching assignments. "Just dive in. Brainstorm ideas as fast as possible, and then get something down so that it has legs and is in progress." Dr. Halfaker received his EdD in Educational Leadership from the University of Southern California, an MA from California State University, San Diego, and a BS from California State University, Cal Poly/San Luis Obispo. He has two grown children and two young granddaughters. A one-time table tennis champ, he now enjoys outdoor activities such as camping, mountain biking, tennis, and golf.
Drs. Andrew Shean, Stephen Halfaker, and Gina Warren, College of Education presented "Transforming Education: 21st Century Education - Has anything really changed?" on January 14 for No Excuses University.


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Photo taken of Mr Ajay Patel at the recent 2013 Maha Kumbh Mela, where Mr Patel suprised many...
Before commencing the Tantric Kriya Yoga Sadhana complete 5R of Surya Namaskar minimum Occasionally practice neti before Surya Namaskar
What is your favorite quote?
"Life is not measured by the amount of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away." Author Unknown
Transmigration of the Soul/Re-incarnation
All perceptions and experiences in life are recorded and imbedded in your subtle body /personality, these are known as samskaras /karmas or archetypes and they ARE RECORDED ON the screen of life which is like a film which can be reviewed at any stage. Superimposed on this film are stored past karmas, of past lifes as well as this life.


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Pair Of School Records Fall At Virginia Tech
Jan. 17, 2009
Courtesy of Virginia Tech
BLACKSBURG, Va. - A pair of school records fell on day two of the Virginia Tech Hokie Invitational, Saturday, as action concluded from Rector Field House.
Freshman Gabrielle Houston blew away the competition in her heat of the 400m dash, running 56.11 to win her section with a new personal record. Her time bested the school record previously held by Ebony Muller at 56.70 seconds. Amerikorie Odey ran a personal best, finishing back-to-back with Chidi Walsh in the next heat, running 58.36 and 59.86, respectively. Houston's time put her fifth overall, while Odey and Walsh finished 17th and 18th.
Dionne Gibson picked up right where she left off last season in the 200m dash, running 24.28 to win the event and break her own school record, while Misha Morris ran 25 seconds even to claim ninth.
In the first track event of the day, Brittany Owens finished the mile race in 5:45.30 to finish 17th overall to start off the track events, Saturday.
In a highly-competitive 4X400m relay, Odey, Gibson, Walsh and Houston combined to run 3:53.05 to finish eighth overall, while a second team of Lady Bucs finished 16th overall with a time of 4:11.04.
In the field, Patria Norman led a cast of Lady Bucs in the long jump, leaping 5.66m (18 feet, 7 inches) to finish 11th overall, despite posting the best distance of her flight, and besting her personal record by six inches. Sequoya Casey cleared 5.57m (18 feet, 3.25 inches) to finish 15th and Bridgette Copeland's distance of 4.97m (16 feet, 3.75 inches) was good enough for 27th overall. The distances put up by the Lady Bucs are the best in the Big South so far this year.
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Community Highlights & Extras!
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What Chang stop Britta's UN protest!
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Work for Americans in Brunei
Hello all,
I am an American wishing to teach English in Brunei (My background is in Child Psychology and Social Work). I understand there are many native English speakers hired per year for teaching positions. What I can't figure out is a) how does the visa work? b) any age restrictions as I am 33 and I know some teaching English in a foreign country positions require that you be under 30.