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Two-Year College English Association (TYCA) TYCA unites teachers committed to the teaching and study of English in the two-year college, advancing the profession, and providing a national voice for the two-year college in postsecondary education. The national TYCA was formed fifteen years ago when founded by the existing seven TYCA regional organizations in concert with the National Council of Teachers of English. Each of the individual TYCA regionals has a website, an annual conference, a newsletter/journal, and individual initiatives.
- TYCA Northeast
- TYCA Midwest
- TYCA Southeast
- TYCA Southwest
- TYCA Pacific Northwest
- TYCA Pacific Coast (English Council of California Two-Year Colleges ECCTYC)
- TYCA West
PublicationsTeaching English in the Two-Year College (TETYC) publishes articles for two-year college teachers and those teaching the first two years of English in four-year institutions. The journal seeks articles in all areas of composition (basic, first year, and advanced); business, technical; and creative writing; and the teaching of literature in the first two college years. TETYC also publishes articles on topics such as staffing, assessment, technology, journalism, writing program administration, ESL, speech, reading, and other areas of interest.
The journal has a number of additional regular features:
- Instructional Notes (short articles describing successful classroom practices)
- Reviews of books, software, and other nonprint materials
- Readers Write (50-200 word comments on published articles or professional issues); and What Works for Me (200-750-word descriptions of successful classroom activities)
- Announcements (such as calls for papers or information about upcoming conferences); and Poetry (40 lines maximum) are published on a space-available basis.
- "TYCA to You" in every issue. This feature includes reports from all seven TYCA regionals. On occasion, these reports focus on pedagogical initiatives and issues. (no separate URL available).
Regional journalinside english TYCA Pacific Coast (English Council of California Two-Year Colleges ECCTYC) reaches an audience of English faculty in California's 111 community colleges. Promoting excellence in teaching English, the journal provides a forum for discussion of issues in teaching lower division composition and literature and serves as a vehicle for writers to express their ideas and challenge assumptions.
NewslettersTYCA Southeast
TYCA Pacific Northwest
FORUM:Newsletter for issues about part-time and contingent faculty is a newsletter on contingent, adjunct, and part-time faculty issues in college composition and communication. This newsletter is published twice annually (alternately in CCC and TETYC) and is sponsored by the Conference on College Composition and Communication.
- TYCA Talks is an annual part of the program of the Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC), the primary conference devoted to the teaching of writing. It's a Friday night event, an informal gathering of two-year English faculty in attendance at the conference. Generally, the TYCA National Executive Committee hosts the meeting at which announcements are made, and participants break into smaller groups by region to discuss issues.
- Two-Year College Breakfast co-sponsored by textbook publishers in the field. At the Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC) conference, interested faculty attend a breakfast meeting at which awards are presented to outstanding programs in English at two-year campuses.
- All regional groups have annual conferences. For program archives see: TYCA Northeast TYCA Midwest TYCA Southeast TYCA Southwest TYCA Pacific Northwest TYCA Pacific Coast (English Council of California Two-Year Colleges ECCTYC) TYCA West
- WAC Institute for Community Colleges In 2011, Metropolitan Community College -Longview (MO) hosted a Writing Across the Curriculum Institute for Community Colleges, an opportunity for community college WAC directors, discipline faculty, and administrators to learn practical strategies for starting and sustaining a WAC program in a community college setting.
Position PapersPosition statements of interest to TYCA members
Guidelines for the Academic Preparation of English Faculty at Two-Year Colleges Guide to best practices for graduate programs preparing faculty to teach at two-year campuses. (12 pages)
Research and Scholarship in the Two-Year College Guide for the teacher-scholar informed both by reflective practice and the application of the best theoretical approaches. Includes areas for possible inquiry and extensive bibliography. (19 pages)
SurveyThe Two-Year College English Association initiated a survey of community college instructors in 2005. The survey instrument is available online as are three research papers based on the survey.
- "An Analysis of the National TYCA Research Initiative Survey Section IV: Writing Across the Curriculum and Writing Centers in Two-Year College English Programs" Leslie Roberts Teaching English in the Two-Year College December 2008
- "An Analysis of the National TYCA Research Initiative Survey, Section II: Assessment Practices in Two-Year College English Program" Patrick Sullivan
- An Analysis of the National "TYCA Research Initiative Survey Section III: Technology and Pedagogy" in Two-Year College English Programs" Jody Milward Teaching English in the Two-Year CollegeMay 2008
The Diana Hacker TYCA Outstanding Programs in English Awards for Two-Year Colleges and Teachers is given annually and honors two-year teachers and their colleges for exemplary programs that enhance students' language learning, helping them to achieve their college, career, and personal goals.
The Mark Reynolds TETYC Best Article Award is granted each year to the author whose essay manifests excellence in the following areas: content currency, style, form, value to readers and overall impression.
The Nell Ann Pickett Service Award is granted each year to an outstanding teacher whose vision and voice have had a major impact on two-year college professionalism and whose teaching exemplifies such outstanding personal qualities as creativity, sensitivity, and leadership. The award, presented at the annual CCCC Awards Ceremony, consists of a plaque and free registration to the following year's CCCC Conference.


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Independence Day, commonly referred to as July 4th, is a day we commemorate the signing and adoption of the Declaration of Independence from 1776. Saratoga Springs, NY goes all out for an old fashioned all-American 4th of July celebration. Imagine flags waving, marching parades, politicians, finger-licking good barbecue, and homemade desserts along with family picnics and fireworks… all become a reality in our beautiful city. Throw in a modern day 4-mile Firecracker Race and you have one of the best ways to celebrate Independence Day anywhere. And the best part of it all, our Saratoga Springs hotel is located right in the middle of the all the festivities.
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Ethics belongs to which area of study?
Ethics is a branch of philosophy. Not everyone studies ethics in high school.
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Did you graduate at the top of your class in high school? Do you think you learned a lot? Even if you learned a lot, how much of what you learned do you think you still remember? Take this quiz to find out how much of what you learned in high school is still with you.
We all learned a lot in high school. Even if your favorite part of those years was hanging out with friends, you were bound to have picked up a thing or two that you probably still remember. Although some people claim that they rarely use what they learned in high school, if you're honest with yourself, you've got to admit you use far more than you thought you would. Yes, even algebra. You use algebra every time you adjust a recipe for more or fewer guests, every time you go to the grocery store, and for many other things. And, hey, how about trivia night at your favorite pub? All that knowledge you once thought would be useless may have won you a tournament or two, right?
We have the utmost faith that you retained at least a bit of what you learned in high school, but we don't think you remember enough to ace this quiz.
But, let's get started to find out.
Ethics is a branch of philosophy. Not everyone studies ethics in high school.
Harper Lee wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird." This classic novel is required reading for many high school students.
This is false. Dinosaurs and humans did not walk the earth at the same time.
You might learn about schizophrenia in a psychology class. Although psychology is offered in many high schools, it's typically an elective course.
Ecology is a branch of biology. There are different branches of ecology, including human ecology and landscape ecology.
You would study atoms in a chemistry course. Not all high school students take chemistry.
Gauche means lacking social polish. This is actually a French word.
Geology is an earth science course. Not all high school students take a geology course.
Geology is not a math course. Both geometry and trigonometry are math courses.
Astronomy is the study of space. The word "astron" is Greek for "star."
J.D. Salinger wrote "Catcher in the Rye." This is a coming-of-age classic.
A day is the amount of time it takes the earth to spin around once on its axis. You should have learned this in science class.
The study of politics might be part of political science. Political science is considered a social studies class.
Charles Darwin proposed the theory of natural selection. This theory proposes that only the strong survive.
It takes the earth 365 days to travel around the sun once. That's one year.
About 71 percent of the earth is covered by water. Surely you didn't guess 100 percent!
Middle Eastern Studies is part of the Sociology department. A Middle Eastern Studies course would give you social studies credit.
There are 50 stars on the U.S. flag. That's because there are 50 states.
The word "belie" means to be in contradiction with. Did you know the answer?
The euro is the basic monetary unit of most members of the European Union. The lira is Italian, and the franc is French.
Mitosis is the process by which a cell divides into two smaller cells. You probably learned this in science class.
Respiration is the single complete act of breathing in and out. We take in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide.
Rubies are red. They are a gemstone.
Diamonds are made out of graphite. Hey, isn't that what's in pencils?
Economics is the study of how economies work. Most high school students will study economics as part of social studies.
"Romeo and Juliet" was not written by George Orwell. Both "1984" and "Animal Farm" were written by Orwell.
The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean. The word "pacific" means calm or peaceful.
Cultural anthropology might also be called social anthropology. Both are the study of societies and social life.
History is the study of the past. Most people learn some history in high school.
Jupiter is the biggest planet in our solar system. Pluto is the smallest (if you still consider it a planet).
The skull protects the brain. The femur is in the leg.
You might see a production of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" in high school. If you're in drama, you might even act in the play.
Circumnavigate means to travel completely around something. Do you remember who was the first person to circumnavigate the globe?
Lava is what molten rock is called once it has exited a volcano. It's called magma before it erupts.
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It's framing up to be an interesting weekend, here's my top 5 recommendations, chronological order:
1. Proof at Catherine Edelman Gallery
I'm actually really excited about this show. Being a photographer myself, who was worked in film for many years and still does so, I am intimately familiar with the selection process that happens whe you look over a contact sheet. They are amazing story tellers that few ever have the chance to see. This is a unique opportunity not to be missed.
Proof opens Friday, from 5-8pm. Catherine Edelman Gallery is located at 300 W. Superior St.
2. The Art of Touring at Johalla Projects
Selected images from the book "THE ART OF TOURING," images from the road. Ever wondered what a van looks like after 6 unwashed boys have spent 8 weeks crisscrossing the country in it? Do you already know and what to revisit it? This is your show. Work from tons of musicians and music biz people.
The Art of Touring opens Friday, from 7-11pm. Johalla Projects is located 1561 N. Milwaukee Ave.
3. Quarterly Site #3: Stay in Your Lane! at Swimming Pool Project Space
They say it better than I could myself, and I quote, "Quarterly Site #3: Stay In Your Lane! is hosted by Swimming Pool Project Space. Using the theme of direction, three curators conceptualize their various interpretations of the word by dissecting the gallery into physical lanes." Curated by Anthony Elms, Katherine Pill, and Philip von Zweck.
Quarterly Site #3: Stay in Your Lane! opens Saturday, from 6-10pm. Swimming Pool Project Space is located at 2858 W. Montrose Ave.
4. The Humboldt Moving Picture Show at the Richmond Manor
The second round of the Humboldt Moving Picture Show. I went to this last year and it was FANTASTIC. This year they've gone international with artists from the US, Egypt, Kosovo, Palestine, Germany, and Mexico. It's $5 donation, but totally worth it.
The Humboldt Moving Picture Show begins at sundown on Saturday. The show will happen in the Sideyard at Richmond Manor, located at 1625 N Richmond St.
5. James Elkins Lecturing at The Art Institute of Chicago
James Elkins lectures on "Beyond the Aesthetic and the Anti-Aesthetic" at the Art Institute of Chicago as part of the annual Stone Summer Theory Institute.
James Elkins will be lecturing at 1pm in the Morton Auditorium at AIC. The Art Institute of Chicago is located at 111 S. Michigan Ave.
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Docter set a new career-high with 23 kills at Dartmouth Friday (OAC).
HANOVER, N.H. – The Harvard women's volleyball team went to five sets for the second straight match but was unable to overcome Dartmouth in its home opener, falling 3-2 Friday night. The Big Green won by set scores of 25-22, 20-25, 22-25, 28-26 and 15-10.
Taylor Docter recorded her fifth double-double of the year, notching a career-high 23 kills and 15 digs. The senior also attempted a personal best 67 attack attempts, finishing the evening with a .284 hitting percentage. Kathleen Wallace, Erin Cooney and Caroline Walters also recorded double-digit kills, with Wallace tallying 14 kills, Cooney adding a career-high 12 kills and six total blocks and Walters notching 10 kills and six blocks.
Dartmouth (2-8, 1-0 Ivy League) was led by Alex Schoenberger who recorded 22 kills and a .340 hitting percentage. Paige Caridi tallied 16 kills and 16 digs for a double-double while Elisa Scudder notched 13 kills.
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Don't worry Mike - I just can't wait to see your gorgious trees again!
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
You've never come across as being egotistical to me. You've come across as someone who loves Christmas decor and can afford a little more than many of us can. We don't have to be clones with identical trees. I enjoy talking to people who understand my excitement, because you know there are people out there who think we're all crazy. Well, maybe we are, but it's really fun that we're not alone.
"Hail him who saves you by his grace,
and crown him Lord of all."
Thanks for all your nice comments. It means a lot to me
Now onto the madness. I have a list of about 15 stores that I visit every year from early October until mid November for decorations so it is a very dangerous time for me My wife dreads it when I start my rounds and what is even worse for her this year is that she is going to be out of town when my #1 Christmas ornament store has their closed door Christmas sale. This is the same store where I bought that amazing reindeer from a few years back. I am planning a recon mission there in 2 weeks to see what they have and to also see how much of a beating I am going to get from my wife
I stopped by another store where I buy all my lights from and they had purple led Halloween lights so I will be buying a bunch of sets for the purple tree. perhaps I will get lucky and they will go on sale in the coming weeks.
I'm going to be waiting for the recon mission report!
I can't wait to see your pictures!
Just for the record, I haver never thought you were egotistical either. Crazy yes!! but not egotistical.
Can't wait to see some pics!
Unfortunately, I am restricted to just a couple of department stores for decs where I currently live, so was wondering if any of the stores you buy from are online and if so, whether you'd be willing to share that info.
Welcome to the forum Calypso Christmas
The 3 main stores that I buy my decorations from are local to where I live in Burlington, Ontario, Canada:
I also buy some decorations from 3 department stores:
Incidently Holland park has their no tax sale on Nov 4th which is when I start work on my decorations


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Local independent pub operator receives prestigious award from Princess Anne at St James's Palace ceremony.
Tring-born pub restaurant chain Oakman Inns & Restaurants - operators of 20 contemporary pubs across Herts, Bucks, Beds, Northants, Warwickshire and Oxfordshire - is celebrating after receiving Royal recognition.
Oakman, which all started with the Akeman in Tring under Peter Borg-Neal, was commended for its commitment to training and skills excellence by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal at a ceremony at St James's Palace in London.
Oakman Inns is one of 40 organisations - and the only pub group - honoured with this year's Princess Royal Training Award for creating lasting impact by successfully linking their skills development needs to business performance.
All 40 recipients demonstrated that training has a significant impact on productivity and business success. They were drawn from across the public and private sector, from a broad range of areas including hospitality, healthcare, finance and manufacturing.
The award recognises the success of Oakman Inns' online training academy, Oakmanology, which was developed to support and retain their growing number of staff. Using a blend of on-the-job training, role-playing and online interactivity, the programme has produced tangible results in career path development and has improved staff retention by 43%. The ability to develop multi-skills linked to career development and training achievement incentive schemes has also proved a winner for Oakman's staff.
The Princess Royal Training Awards are delivered by the City & Guilds Group to highlight the value of training and employee development and celebrate examples of best practice. In total, 116 applications were submitted in 2017, with the longlist assessed against three Hallmarks of Excellence by the Princess Royal Training Awards Commission, which comprised of HRH The Princess Royal and seven leading figures in the business and training community. A shortlist of 40 businesses of different sizes and from different industries was then drawn up, with winners including Mercedes-Benz Cars UK, North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust and Waitrose.
Jill Scatchard, Oakman Inns' HR director, said: "It is a huge honour to be recognised for one's work, but like everything at Oakman Inns, it's a team effort driven and inspired by our simple ethos, "To Be The Best We Can Be". It has been our focus for 10 years now, since our CEO, Peter Borg-Neal opened his first site in Tring; and it is in every aspect of every Oakman activity from community engagement and caring for our environment to sourcing the best ingredients for our dishes created by our talented chefs, to presenting them to our customers by our brilliant staff who are passionate about ensuring our guests are given the best experience they can be."
Peter Borg-Neal, CEO, Oakman Inns & Restaurants added: "Jill has driven our training and career development programme and I'm so proud of her and all her team for the hard work they've put into it. We are a people business and employ an average of 40 at each of our sites. We want them to be passionate and proud of what they do and with three new openings early next year, we are committed to continuing the development of our range of skills and training schemes so that we not only produce the managers of the future but give each one of our team members an opportunity to 'learn a living'. What better way to celebrate our 10th year."
Commenting on this year's recipients, Chris Jones, chief executive of the City & Guilds Group said Oakman were 'truly worthy recipients of this rigorously assessed royal award'.
The Oakman Collection includes:
White Hart, Ampthill
Beech House, Beaconsfield;
Dog & Badger, Medmenham;
The Akeman Inn, Kingswood;
Betsey Wynne, Swanbourne;
King's Arms, Berkhamsted;
Banyers House, Royston;
Beech House, St Albans;
The Red Lion, Water End;
The Akeman, Tring
The Navigation at Thrupp Wharf, Cosgrove
The Crown & Thistle, Abingdon;
The Old Post Office, Wallingford;
Blue Boar, Witney
The Globe, Warwick;
Four Alls, Welford on Avon
West Midlands:
Beech House, Solihull
Beech House, Amersham (Opening Spring 2018)
Cherry Tree, Olney (Opening Spring 2018)


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Wisconsin DNR says EHD may have run course
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources says a deadly outbreak of a disease that may have killed 350 white-tailed deer in Wisconsin is over.
The DNR says the outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease, or EHD, has run its course, thanks to hard frosts killing off the bugs that spread the disease.
The Capital Times (http://bit.ly/PEv851 ) reports the highest numbers of deer killed by EHD in Wisconsin were in Dane and Columbia counties. Confirmed cases also are reported in Waukesha, Iowa, Rock, Sauk, Jefferson and Marquette counties.
The last outbreak of EHD in Wisconsin was in 2002 when 14 deer died from the virus in Iowa County.
The disease causes internal bleeding that can kill infected animals within just a few days. The disease can't be transmitted to humans.
Information from: The Capital Times, http://www.madison.com/tct
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.


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I've got a bit of a crush on Antonio Carluccio. The man may be seventy-five but he's not without a certain sex appeal. It's the Italian charm, he may have left his homeland more than half his life ago but it's still there.
And so is the accent. The melodic lilt coupled with the deep, throaty tone – not unlike a finely tuned sports car (Italian obviously!) is pretty irresistible, and we haven't even started on his cooking skills yet.
There's a mischievous twinkle in his eye as he recalls how working his magic in the kitchen helped him work his magic with the ladies.
While living in Vienna as a young man he started missing the food of his childhood and began trying to recreate it. He said: "I saw for myself that friends – and by friends I mean girls – responded well to it." I don't ask him to elaborate. He may well have once been something of a bad boy, but now Carluccio is 100 per cent gentleman – he won't kiss and tell. There's a real warmth about him, as if the Italian sunshine of his childhood has been absorbed right into his soul, and it's never more apparent than when he reminisces about his mother. It was she who inspired his love of food.
"Mama was an artist in the kitchen," he recalls. "I was brought up with all kinds of wonderful food, even though it was war time.
"Papa was a station master and mama used to send me out to find out if the train was on time so that the pasta would be perfectly cooked for when he came home. Mama used to feed the Germans and the partisans because they would come to the house because they heard she was a really good cook."
There's not quite the same affection when he speaks about his adopted country's version of the food of his childhood and to say that Antonio Carluccio is not a fan of spaghetti Bolognese would be something of an understatement.
"Spaghetti Bolognese does not exist," he says, the Italian accent growing even more pronounced as he grows increasingly animated. "It is a version of a very famous dish that here has been crucified. People here put in garlic, herbs, chillies, but the original is very simple – just meat, vegetables, tomato paste, a bit of wine and that is it. And always with tagliatelle, never spaghetti.
"When I came here 37 years ago I saw many restaurants doing Italian food but I call it Britalian. Now slowly, slowly, the message is getting through."
Listening to him talk about food there seems to be some truth in the stereotype of the fiery, passionate Italian. It's not unattractive. If you have any more lessons Carluccio keep talking and I, along with the rest of the female population, will definitely keep listening.
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What CarPlay does
CarPlay takes the things that you want to do with your iPhone while driving and puts them on your car's built-in display. When you connect your iPhone to CarPlay, you can get turn-by-turn directions, make calls, send and receive messages, listen to music, and more. CarPlay uses the contacts on your iPhone to help you make calls, send texts, and find destinations.
CarPlay uses Siri Voice Control, so you can ask for what you want while you're driving — allowing you to stay focused on the road. CarPlay even works with the built-in controls in your car — like a touchscreen, knob, or button.
Set up CarPlay
Follow these steps to get started:
- Make sure that you're in an area that supports CarPlay and that your car supports CarPlay.
- Start your car, then make sure that Siri is on.
- Connect your iPhone to your car:
- If your car supports CarPlay via USB cable, plug your iPhone into the USB port in your car. The USB port might be labeled with a CarPlay icon or a smartphone icon.
- If your car supports wireless CarPlay, press and hold the voice-command button on your steering wheel. Make sure that your stereo is in wireless or Bluetooth mode. Then on your iPhone, go to Settings > General > CarPlay, tap Available cars, then select your car. Check your car manual for more information.
Learn more about CarPlay and driving and navigating safely.
Use Siri with CarPlay
If your vehicle supports CarPlay or Siri Eyes Free, hold down the voice-command button on your steering wheel while you say what you need. If you aren't sure where the voice-command button is, check the manual for your car or stereo.
Remove and arrange CarPlay apps
While using CarPlay, the display in your car will show available apps. To add, remove, or customize the order that the apps are in on your iOS device:
- Go to Settings > General, and tap CarPlay.
- Select your car.
- Use the add or delete icons to add or remove apps. Tap and drag an app to change the icon order.
Only apps that are supported by CarPlay will appear. If you have an issue with a third-party app, try to contact the app developer.
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If CarPlay doesn't work like you expect, make sure that your iPhone has the latest version of iOS. After your iPhone is updated, follow these steps—checking CarPlay after each step:
- If CarPlay doesn't activate automatically, look for the CarPlay logo on your car's display.
- Restart your iPhone and your car.
- Make sure that Siri is on.
- If your iPhone isn't detected by CarPlay, make sure that CarPlay isn't restricted. Go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions, tap Allowed Apps and make sure that CarPlay is enabled.
- Go to Settings > General > CarPlay, and tap Forget This Car.
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A group of plant proteins that "shut the door" on bacteria that would otherwise infect the plant's leaves has been identified for the first time by a team of researchers in Denmark, at the University of California, Davis, and at UC Berkeley.
Findings from the study, which will appear June 29 in the online journal Public Library of Science Biology, provide a better understanding of plants' immune systems and will likely find application in better protecting agricultural crops and horticultural plants against diseases.
"The ability of a plant's immune system to recognize disease-causing microorganisms is critical to the plant's survival and productivity," said Gitta Coaker, a UC Davis plant pathologist and lead author on the study.
"In this study, we identified a complex of proteins in the common research plant Arabidopsis that appear to play important roles in the biochemical mechanisms that enable plants to recognize and block out invading bacteria," Coaker said.
She noted that, over the last 20 years, scientists have identified a number of proteins that are important for regulating the plant immune system but still do not have a good sense of what protein complexes these proteins belong to and how they signal to confer disease resistance.
"Our ability to purify an immune protein complex will serve as a starting point to understand how these proteins signal in the plant," Coaker said. "A greater understanding of how these proteins function is fundamental knowledge that can be applied to prevent plant disease."
Plants are continually exposed to bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms, many of which have the ability to infect the plant and cause disease.
Animals have what are known as innate, or preformed, immune systems as well as adaptive immune systems that learn to recognize and defend against disease-causing microbes. Plants, however, only have innate immune systems. Rather than developing immunity as they are exposed to various microbes, plants make use of certain built-in cells and genetically programmed systems to protect themselves against microbial invasion and related diseases.
This type of innate immune system has two branches: one makes use of receptor proteins outside the cell to recognize specific molecular features of an invading microbe, while the other branch uses similar proteins within the cell to recognize an invading microbe during the infection process.
Up until now, scientists had identified only one protein, known as RIN4, which is able to regulate these two branches of the plant immune system in Arabidopsis. The protein is found in the permeable plasma membrane that encases the cell on the inside of the cell wall. It has been unclear exactly how the protein and the two branches of the immune system interact to trigger an immune response in the plant.
In studying the RIN4 protein, Coaker and her colleagues identified six previously uncharacterized proteins that can associate with RIN4 inside plant cells. One protein, called AHA1, was characterized in-depth and found to be key to the immune response in Arabidopsis plants.
AHA1 can act to regulate the opening and closing of tiny holes called stomata, found on the underside of the leaf. The stomata allow gases and water to pass in and out of the leaf. This is the same opening that allows bacteria and other invading microbes to gain entrance to the plant.
The stomata are each flanked by two guard cells, which control these vitally important portals to the leaf. When the guard cells swell, the stomata close. Conversely, when the water content of the guard cells decreases, the stomata open.
The six proteins identified in this study were found to be intricately involved with the biochemical processes that enable the plant to recognize and block out invading bacteria.
The researchers found that RIN4 can act to regulate AHA1 and that both proteins work together to control stomatal openings in response to a disease-causing microorganism.
"These findings highlight how important regulation of the stomata is in Arabidopsis immunity," Coaker said. "Further research is needed to determine if RIN4 and its associated proteins play the same role in other plant species."
Source: University of California - Davis


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Washington D.C., May 19, 2012 / 06:06 am (CNA).-
An increase in the practice of surrogate pregnancy is leading to health risks, ethical concerns and a problematic understanding of the family, warns the founder of a bioethics organization.
Because people are "uninformed about the reality" of surrogate pregnancy, they have "uncritically accepted it as good technology," said Jennifer Lahl, president of the California-based Center for Bioethics and Culture Network.
However, the practice of gestational surrogacy leads to a variety of ethical issues, as well as growing "confusion" about the purpose of a woman's body and the meaning of family and parents, she said.
In a surrogate pregnancy, a woman is paid to have a previously created embryo implanted in her womb. After carrying the baby for nine months, she gives birth and returns the baby to the parents.
Lahl told CNA on May 18 that such pregnancies are "becoming more socially acceptable" and mainstream, as wealthy couples are increasingly using them to have children.
In addition to older women struggling with fertility, surrogate pregnancies are often used by homosexual couples who want a child, she said.
Lahl is the executive producer, director and writer of the documentaries "Eggsploitation," which reveals the struggles of women who have donated their eggs, and "Anonymous Father's Day," which explores the issues faced by children of sperm donors.
She noted that surrogacy veers toward being an exploitative industry, which targets "lower-income women needing to make money."
While many of these women live in third world countries, women in the United States are also choosing to become surrogate mothers, Lahl said.
This is particularly true of military wives, who are often young and living on a modest income, with their husband deployed for long periods of time, she explained. Surrogate motherhood appeals to these women because it allows them to make money while staying at home with their own children.
But while modern culture often applauds such procedures for helping infertile couples, surrogate pregnancies pose a variety of ethical problems.
Among those are the significant health risks for surrogate mothers, including problems associated with the fertility drugs that are taken as part of the procedure. Lahl remembers a pointed experience speaking to one surrogate mother who developed cervical cancer and was forced to undergo a hysterectomy at a young age.
It's also "not uncommon," she said, to see gestational surrogates carry twins, which is considered a higher-risk pregnancy.
On a biological level, there is also the possibility of bonding between a mother and the child in her womb, which poses questions on the "long term implications" for both the women and the children they carry.
She also voiced concern about the effect on the woman's husband, as well as her other children, who watch their mother go through a pregnancy without understanding why the baby is given away after birth.
Children who think concretely may start to wonder when their mother will give them away too, she said. Lahl believes it is problematic to "turn baby-making into a contractual agreement," as if one were buying a house.
"We really are buying and selling children," she said, observing the need for contracts to regulate the transaction.
She explained that legal problems can arise in such transactions, as unexpected complications occur or a surrogate mother develops regrets about giving the baby away.
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In a world where it is possible for a child to have one woman donate his genetic material, another woman give birth to him and a third woman raise him, ideas of family and parenthood quickly fall into "confusion."
Same-sex couples add to the complications, as do intentionally-single mothers, who conceive from donated sperm, she said.
While the culture may accept these alternate understandings of "family" as progressive and tolerant, it does not address the needs of the children, Lahl added.
A former pediatric nurse, she explained that even in cases of adoption, children can feel a great longing to know more about their family tree. Surrogate pregnancies intentionally create a child who lacks a connection to the woman in whose womb he grew and developed, and sometimes to his biological parents as well.
Lahl ultimately sees the process as exploitative, arguing that it involves the use of body parts for money and treats life as a commodity. What needs to be acknowledged, she stressed, is that the child in question " is another human being."
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Get the answers to our most frequently asked questions about attending concerts at Davies Symphony Hall.
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I lost my Print-at-Home ticket but still have the original e-mail. Can I reprint my tickets?
Why don't I see Print-at-Home as a delivery option?
Can I pre-order my beverages?
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Yes, the Symphony uses SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) protocol to encrypt the information entered on your order form prior to transmission over the Internet. SSL is the industry standard for secure commerce transactions. You can place your online order securely provided you are using an SSL-compliant browser, such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, or Chrome.
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San Francisco Symphony concerts are appropriate for adults and older children, as silence is required throughout the performance. Most concerts are not recommended for children younger than age 12. Audiences of all ages are welcome at Concerts for Kids, holiday programs for families, and outdoor events. Music for Families concerts are recommended for children ages 7 and older. All concert attendees must have a ticket. Patrons of any age disturbing other concertgoers will be asked to leave.
The SFS accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.
You can purchase tickets with cash by visiting the Box Office in Davies Symphony Hall.
Ticket orders that specify mail delivery will be sent out the next business day via First Class Mail.
Will-Call tickets are available for pickup at Davies Symphony Hall Box Office the next business day or on the day of the concert, whichever is sooner. If you are picking up your tickets on the day or evening of the concert, please arrive thirty minutes in advance.
Print-at-Home Tickets will be e-mailed to you within 10-15 minutes of placing your order.
We recommend you check back again, as tickets often become available just before the concert.
A limited number of Rush tickets will be sold in person at the Box Office window during regular business hours on the day of select concerts. Rush tickets are $25 each, limit two per person. Tickets are subject to availability and are not available in all sections. Rush Hotline: 415-503-5577. Call to receive availability for Rush tickets after 6pm on the day before the concert, or after 6pm on the Friday before weekend concerts.
When you shop for tickets, you are "holding" real inventory. No one else can purchase those tickets unless you release them. To be fair, we've implemented a time limit during the checkout process. If you exceed the time on the page, the tickets you are holding are released for others to purchase.
Let us assist you: 415-864-6000 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
What do I do if I lose my tickets? You will receive replacements for lost tickets, free. Just call 415-864-6000 and we will have a duplicate set waiting for you when you arrive for your concert.
Donate your tickets by calling 415-864-6000 up to one hour prior to the performance. The total ticket value is tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. If you reach us after hours, leave a message regarding your ticket information and we will handle the donation for you.
For your convenience, we offer ticket and parking voucher exchanges for most Davies Symphony Hall concerts, subject to availability. We encourage you to exchange your tickets as early as possible. Exchanges must be received by Patron Services 24 hours in advance of the performance date.
See below for fees and restrictions.
Exchange in Person: Bring your tickets to the Davies Symphony Hall Box Office on Grove Street, between Van Ness and Franklin.
By Phone: 415-864-6000
By Fax: 415-554-0108
By Mail: Patron Services, Davies Symphony Hall, 201 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco, CA 94102
Print-at-Home tickets require that you've installed Adobe Reader, version 7 or later, on your computer. Adobe Reader is a free program for viewing PDF files. Download Adobe Reader. Once you have Adobe Reader installed, open the PDF attachment that contains your tickets. Click "File" then "Print."
Typically, you should receive your tickets within 10-15 minutes of placing your order. If you do not receive your Print-at-Home tickets within 2 hours, please contact Patron Services at 415-864-6000 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please contact Patron Services at 415-864-6000 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Duplicate tickets will be held at the Box Office for pick up on the day of the concert. You will be asked to show a credit card and photo ID.
You can reprint your tickets from the original e-mail. However each ticket's barcode only allows one entry into the hall. If you lost your ticket at home, we suggest you reprint from the original e-mail. If you are unsure where you lost your tickets and it's possible someone may try to use the tickets, please contact Patron Services and we'll arrange duplicate tickets for you to pick-up on your concert day. However, this will invalidate the barcode on your Print-at-Home tickets. You will be asked to show a credit card and photo ID.
Print-at-Home tickets are available for most concerts at Davies Symphony Hall but they are not always available for events that take place in other venues. Also, if you add parking to your order, we are not able to offer the Print-at-Home option.
You may pre-order beverages at Davies Symphony Hall by calling 415-252-1937. Your beverages will be placed in the main bar area before the concert or during intermission, as requested. You may also pre-order beverages for intermission upon arrival to the Hall. Table service is provided to our Loge patrons. Side Box patrons may also call in advance to arrange for beverages to be delivered directly to their box.
Call 415-621-6600, Monday through Friday, 9am-4pm to inquire about your lost items in Davies Symphony Hall.
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Sun: 2 hours prior to concerts
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A View From 1994 How the Income Tax Expired Is it good luck or good old American know-how that enables us to develop our technology just in time to solve the nation's economic, social, and political prob-lems? The managers of U.S. fiscal policy in this year of 1994 are breathing a collective sigh of relief as computer technolo-gy and the miracles of miniaturization join to rescue the nation from the fiscal chaos of the mid-1980s. The irony is that the first dying gasps of the income tax system were heard as far back as 1982 but were ignored by the same pundits who today predict that technology will bring down the entire fiscal system. The old income tax system operated effectively for many decades as part of an overall structure of income redistribu-tion. While public moneys were used to provide housing for the poor, and to subsidize housing for the nearly poor, the tax system from which those dollars flowed also subsidized the well-to-do and even the wealthy. Tax deductions were al-lowed for interest payments on home mortgages and for local real estate and personal property taxes. Similarly while employers providing health care plans for employees obtained a deduction for those expenses, the employees were able to exclude any economic benefit they received from their taxable income. Each session of Congress seemed to provide some fine tuning here, some shift of emphasis there. But a symmetry of sorts was maintained— and practically everyone played the game by the rules, because each saw the rules as giving him or her an edge. Rut overall it was not just a lack of symmetry which brought on the collapse of the income tax. Nor was it anything inherent in what was then referred to as "supply-side economics" (which has been characterized by one newspaper editorial writer as about as significant to econom-ic theory as aluminum siding is to architecture). No, the stress that collapsed the fiscal beast-of-burden's back turned out to be the fair-play doctrine espoused by the most stellar leaders of our society—the clergy, the college presidents, and the heads of charitable institutions and voluntary service organizations. Alarmed by the threat to charitable contributions that is inherent in reducing the tax rates of the rich, as well as by the lack of tax incentives for contributions from the increasing army of taxpayers who were using the zero-bracket deduction, these humanitarians succeeded in moving charitable contributions from being treated as itemized deductions, to being allowed whether or not the standard deduction was taken. The "standard shift,1" as the new tax system was labelled (some wags called it the "standard shaft"), occurred at a time when the IRS found itself increasingly unable to audit more than a small percentage of individual income tax returns. The result was that by 1986 deductions for charitable contri-butions were claimed on 50 million individual taxpayer returns on which deductions were not itemized—with such deductions uniformly amounting to 50 percent of the re-ported adjusted gross income, Yet, there was little or no perceptible increase in actual charitable giving. Attempts to restore integrity to the voluntary assessment
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Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering (code 6-4310)
The Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering program has been created to educate graduate students in subjects relevant to the requirements of industry and in deductive reasoning which will benefit them and the community. This program is unique in its emphasis on practical applications and intimate interaction with the aerospace industry. It involves the most modern computational and experimental methods and provides the essential background of fundamental information permitting the students to acquire knowledge and skill of immediate practical importance. This knowledge is communicated in the courses listed below and used in the conduct of a thesis project to be carried out with participation from industry.
The program benefits from the advice of an advisory committee made up of senior staff of aerospace companies, government agencies and universities.
Further information and applications may be obtained from the Department of Aerospace Engineering, California State University, Long Beach, CA 90840.
Requirements for Admission
A bachelor's degree in an accredited curriculum in Aerospace or Mechanical engineering with a minimum grade point average of 2.70 in the last 60 (semester) units attempted. Applicants with lower GPA may be admitted subject to successful completion of appropriate deficiencies.
A bachelor's degree in engineering, mathematics or a natural science or other appropriate discipline with the requirement that essential undergraduate prerequisites in engineering be satisfied.
Graduate students must consult with the graduate advisor for information concerning procedures and requirements for appropriate approval of their courses of study prior to enrolling in their graduate programs.
Requirements for the Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering
1. The student must complete 31 units of which 25 units is course work and 6 units is thesis work.
2. Courses must include the following five required courses AE 502, AE 537, AE 554, AE 551, and AE 571, and Aerospace Engineering Seminar - AE 690.
3. The student must consult the graduate advisor for appropriate choice of minimum 3 other elective courses.
Advancement to Candidacy
Prerequisites for advancement to candidacy are:
1. Classified status.
2. An approved program of studies for the Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering.
3. Satisfactory completion of the CSULB Writing Proficiency Examination (WPE). Information is available in the Testing Office (SS/A-216). This requirement can also be met by evidence that the student passed the WPE while an undergraduate at CSULB or at certain CSU campuses.
4. Be enrolled in regular session.
5. Application for Advancement to Candidacy must be done prior to or concurrent with enrollment in AE 698, Thesis.
The courses are arranged in four categories, as detailed below. All students are expected to complete the five courses designated by an asterisk as "core courses", three additional courses from the first three categories and Aerospace Engineering Seminar - AE 690. The objective is to give students a well-rounded education in aerospace engineering, combined with the opportunity to specialize in a specific subject of the field.
Category A: Aerodynamics
Category B: Aircraft Design, Performance, Propulsion, Avionics
Category C: Aircraft Structures
Category D: Special Topics and Research
Category A: Aerodynamics
AE 436 - Aerodynamics (3)
*AE 537 - Fundamentals of Fluid Flow (3)
AE 539 - Gas Dynamics (3)
AE 540 - Aero Laboratories (3)
AE 631 - Viscous Flow Theory (3))
AE 632 - Inviscid Flow Theory (3)
AE 696 - Computational Fluid Dynamics (3)
Category B: Aircraft Design, Performance, Propulsion, Avionics
*AE 551 - Aircraft Performance and Design (3)
AE 552 - Flight Mechanics (3)
*AE 554 - Avionics Systems (3)
AE 652 - Aircraft Stability and Control (3)
AE 654 - Guidance, Navigation & Control (3)
AE 661 - Propulsive Systems (3)
Category C: Aircraft Structures
AE 471 - Introduction to Aircraft Structures (3)
*AE 571 - Aircraft Structures I (3)
AE 575 - Structural Analysis of Composite Laminates (3)
AE 577 - Stability of Structures (3)
AE 672 - Aircraft Structures II (3)
Category D: Special Topics and Research
*AE 502 - Applied Numerical Methods for Aerospace Engineers (3)
AE 680 - Special Topics in Aerospace Engineering (3)
*AE 690 - Aerospace Engineering Seminar (1)
AE 697 - Directed Research (1-3)
AE 698 - Thesis (1-6)
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Prince Philip and the Nazis...
A new book claims that Prince Philip had admiration for the Nazis and held 'inhibitions about Jews.'
The book also shows damning pictures of Prince Philip and members of his family dressed in full SS and other Nazi regalia. Another photo shows Philip's sister sitting near Hitler at a wedding.
The 84-year-old Philip attempted to explain his family's sympathy to the Nazis. "I can understand people latching on to be something or somebody who appeared to be appealing to their patriotism and trying to get things going," he said. "You can understand how attractive it was."
Philip added that there was "a lot of enthusiasm for the Nazis at the time, the economy was good, we were anti-Communist and who knew what was going to happen to the regime?"
While openly expressing sympathy for the Nazis, the Prince was far more circumspect about his family's anti-Semitism. He said that he was not "conscious of anybody in the family actually expressing anti-Semitic views," but acknowledged that that there were "inhibitions about the Jews" and "jealousy of their success."
Philip's four sisters married German princes and three of them became members of the Nazi party.


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Description : Switching places with someone else has never been more fun than in this novel about following your dreams and finding your heart from the author of Meant to Be. Meet Sloane Emily Jacobs: a seriously stressed-out figure skater who choked during junior nationals and isn't sure she's ready for a comeback. What she does know is that she'd give anything to escape the mass of misery that is her life. Now meet Sloane Devon Jacobs, a spunky ice hockey player who's been suspended from her team for too many aggressive hip checks. Her punishment? Hockey camp, now, when she's playing the worst she's ever played. If she messes up? Her life will be over. When the two Sloanes meet by chance and decide to trade places for the summer, each girl thinks she's the lucky one. But it didn't occur to Sloane E. that while avoiding sequins and axels she might meet a hockey hottie—and Sloane D. never expected to run into a familiar (and very good-looking) face from home. It's not long before the Sloanes discover that convincing people you're someone else might be more difficult than being yourself. "Escaping from your own life and fitting perfectly—and hilariously imperfectly—into someone else's? Who doesn't fantasize about that? Morrill nails this unforgettable story full of twists and romance."—Huntley Fitzpatrick, author of My Life Next Door "A twist on the identity-swap that's both cozily familiar and fresh . . . . sweetly uplifting."--Publishers Weekly "Enjoyable."--Kirkus Reviews "Sweet and satisfying."--Booklist