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The Web Pages Working Group, like the membership of the SAA Public Education Committee (PEC) in general, is comprised of individuals devoted to preserving archaeological sites and to educating interested people about our archaeological heritage. PEC Web Page Working Group members use digital media as a medium for sharing information about archaeology as part of their employment and/or their research agendas and they bring this experience to bear in their volunteer service on this project. To learn about the PEC and its projects go here...
In 2007, the SAA Presidential Recognition Award of Merit was presented to PEC Web Page Working Group members Patrice L. Jeppson, Carol McDavid, and Mary L. Kwas for their service and accomplishments in coordinating the development of this web-based, public outreach resource . The SAA presents the Presidential Recongition Award annually to SAA members who have provided extraordinary services to the society and to the profession of Archaeology. Recipients are determined by the President of the society, in consultation with members of the Executive Board.
Carol McDavid
Mary L. Kwas
Patrice L. Jeppson (PEC Advisor)
Maureen Malloy, SAA Manager of Education and Outreach
Carol McDavid, Ph.D.
As the Web Pages Working Group Leader (2002-2006), Carol McDavid coordinated the web page design plan development and the technical development of the web pages template and navigation and she continues to coordinate page content. Carol has extensive experience using web based technologies for public outreach about archaeology. Her Ph.D. research (Cambridge University, 2002) examined how Internet web sites can be used to create public interpretations of "sensitive" historical and archaeological material using the archaeology of slavery and its aftermath, tenant farming/sharecropping.
Carol is Project Director for Public Archaeology for the Yates Community Archaeology Project, which operates under the auspices of the Rutherford B. H. Yates Museum, Inc., in Freedmen's Town, Houston, Texas. She also serves as advisor to and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Levi Jordan Plantation Historical Society. Both projects are concerned with the archaeology of the African Diaspora. She is an Adjunct Lecturer teaching archaeology at the University of Houston. Carol's work with the Levi Jordan Plantation Historical Society (for her master's and Ph.D. research, and her continuing involvement up to the present), involves coordinating plans for public interpretation of the archaeology of the Levi Jordan Plantation. In specific, Carol is interested in how archaeologists and other academics can make their work more meaningful to the public, and how archaeologists can find ways to make their research more accessible as a tool for community collaboration and reform. Her efforts actively involve Levi Jordan Plantation descendants, both enslaver and enslaved. Carol is the creator (1998) and editor of the public archaeology Levi Jordan Plantation web site, www.webarchaeology.com.
Carol is a member of the SAA PEC and the Society for Historical Archaeology PEIC (Public Education and Information Committee). She has co-organized and participated in several conference sessions, both in the US and abroad, devoted to exploring the theoretical issues and applied practices of Public Archaeology and/or the Internet's use in Archaeology Outreach. She has published numerous research papers reporting on the use of the internet for public archaeology needs and on civic engagement issues with descendant communities. In 2007, the Society for Historical Archaeology presented its John L. Cotter Award in Historical Archaeology to Carol McDavid for her outstanding achievement using historical archaeology to engage local communities.
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Mary L. Kwas
Mary L. Kwas began serving as Leader of the Web Pages Working Group in April of 2008. Between 2002-2006, she volunteered her service to help create the Web Page Design Plan and the coordination of content for these web pages during their technical development. She continued to gather and coordinate content after the pages went live. Mary was Editor for the e-newsletter Archaeology & Public Education (A&PE), which is the precursor to these web pages ( http://www.saa.org/pubEdu/a&pe/index.html). Prior to that, from 1991-1998, she was Editor of the "Archaeological Parks" column in the print version of Archaeology & Public Education. Mary became an adjunct member of the SAA Public Education Committee (PEC) in 1991, and a full member in 1997. She has served on the SAA PEC's Internet and Heritage Tourism subcommittees, and she is the SAA PEC Network Coordinator for Arkansas.
Since 1996, Mary has been a staff member of the Arkansas Archeological Survey (a unit of the University of Arkansas System). She holds the position of Education Specialist/Research Associate. In this capacity, she produces educational materials for teachers, represents the Survey at teacher conferences, serves as Coordinator for Arkansas Archeology Month, and assists the amateur Arkansas Archeological Society in a number of its activities. Mary conducts research on historical archaeological projects, largely focusing on archival materials and material culture. She is currently working on serveral books and articles to bring this research to the public. She also serves as chair of the Public Outreach Grant Committee for the Southeastern Archaeological Conference. Mary Kwas, Arkansas Archeological Survey.
Patrice L. Jeppson Ph.D., PEC Advisor
Patrice L. Jeppson, Ph.D., is a PEC Advisor to the Archaeology for the public project. She served as the PEC Web Pages Working Group Project Lead from the time this resource went live, in August of 2006, until April of 2008. Between 2002 and 2006 she helped develop the Web Page Design Plan and then coordinated content for these web pages during their technical development. She continues to volunteer to create and gather content for use on these web pages and advises in the navigation coordination of material submitted by others.
Patrice has been an historical archaeologist for more than two decades and has conducted academic research and cultural resource studies in the American West, the Mid-Atlantic, and in South Africa. She currently teaches as an Adjunct Assistant professor at Cheyney University of Pennsylvania and West Chester University of Pennsylvania. Her major research interest involves the interface between the discipline of archaeology and the public. She currently is investigating the role of archaeology in heritage and tourism at Independence National Historical Park. This research includes participant observation study related to 3 projects in Independence Park: the archaeology of slavery and freedom at the President's House site (2007-present), at the National Constitution Center Site in the Independence Living History Center Archaeology Lab, and as a consultant to the Benjamin Franklin Tercentenary Consortium, 2003-2005, 'translating' Franklin-related archaeological evidence for the needs of an international loan exhibit, a Frankliniana Database, and educational outreach disseminated over the Internet, including a pod cast tour. Research to date has been, and continues to be, reported in several archaeology conference venues and publications.
This research builds out of a previous project that aimed to discover more effective ways to make archaeology useful to the community. Between 1998 and 2002, Patrice undertook participant observation study at the Center for Archaeology/Baltimore County Public Schools, a project that operated between 1983 and 2007 as part of the BCPS Office of Social Studies/ Educational Support Services. She assisted the Center's creator and Director -- Social Studies Specialist George Brauer -- in implementing a sequential, integrated, program of archaeology education in what is the 22nd largest US public school district. There she co-presented school visitation programs, co-supervising field archaeology activities, and co-writing archaeology-enriched curriculum exercises. This collaboration has been reported on in several archaeology conferences and publications.
Prior to this, Dr. Jeppson incorporated museum displays (including traveling education cases) and other public outreach in her research and cultural management projects in California and South Africa. Units on Public Archaeology were incorporated as part of her instruction in an Historical Archaeology course taught while an adjunct instructor at California State University, Bakersfield (1993-1997) and as part of the inaugural archaeology course offered at the University of Venda, Thohoyandou, South Africa (in 1992) as that country underwent political transformation. Social context issues (identity and politics) were research themes in her Ph.D. dissertation, Material and mythical perspectives on ethnicity: An historical archaeology study of cultural identity, national historiography, and the Eastern Cape frontier of South Africa, 1820--1860. This degree was earned from the Program in Historical Archaeology at the University of Pennsylvania.
Patrice co-organizes and participates in conference sessions and publications, both in the US and abroad, devoted to exploring the theoretical issues and applied practices of Public Archaeology. She serves as a member of the Society for Historical Archaeology's Public Education and Information Committee (PEIC) 2003-present, and, through the Web Pages Working Group, in the Society for American Archaeology's Public Education Committee (PEC), (2002-2008, member; 2008-2009 Advisor). Between 2002-2006, she was Chair of the SAA Excellence in Public Education Award Committee. Patrice is currently Secretary of the Philadelphia Archaeological Forum (PAF) and she assists with the coordination of "Discover Philly's Hidden Past", the Pennsylvania Archaeology Month celebration held annually in Southeastern Pennsylvania.
Among her publications are "Leveling the playing field in the contested history of the South African past: a public versus a people's form of historical archaeology outreach" (2008 [1997]), "Digital Bridge-Building: The SAA Public Archaeology Web Pages Project" (2007), "Civil Religion and Civically Engaged Archaeology: Researching Benjamin Franklin and the Pragmatic Spirit" (2007), and "Archaeology for Education's Needs: An Archaeologist and an Educator Discuss Archaeology in the Baltimore County Public Schools" (with George Brauer, 2007).
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Maureen Malloy, SAA Manager of Education and Outreach
Maureen Malloy has been the SAA Manager, Education and Outreach since 2001. In this capacity, she responds to inquiries about archaeology from students, teachers, and the general public; serves as the SAA staff liaison to the SAA Public Education Committee; and develops educational materials for professional archaeologists and the public. Maureen recently co-edited (with Linda Derry) the volume Archaeologists and Local Communities: Partners in exploring the Past (2003). Maureen works closely with the PEC Web Page Working Group both creating and gathering content and also evaluating content.
Previously, as the Administrator of Education at Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum in Maryland (an archaeological park), Maureen developed a wide variety of formal and informal archaeology education programs and special events, designed a hands-on Discovery Room for children and families, and developed and taught in-service workshops for educators including a 30 hour course on Archaeology and Multicultural Education for the Maryland State Dept. of Education that was attended by educators from around the state.
Maureen's previous museum experience includes serving as Public Programs Coordinator at the National Museum and Health and Medicine in Washington, DC and ten years with the Dept. of Anthropology at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. where she assisted in the development and coordination of workshops and educational materials for educators, and compiled a critical bibliography on American Indians for K-12. In addition to her experience in museum education and administration, Maureen has developed and taught a variety of archaeology courses for children, adults, and families through the Resident Associates Program of the Smithsonian Institution and the Northern Virginia Community College (Loudoun Campus). Before moving into public outreach Maureen worked as an archaeologist for the National Park Service, and directed a public archaeology program for the Loudoun Archaeology Center in Leesburg, Virginia.
Maureen Malloy, Society for American Archaeology, 900 Second St. NE #12, Washington DC 20002 email: email@example.com: telephone 202/789-8200


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The 2013 Boston Irish Festival, June 7-9, is a three day celebration of all things Irish, and will be better than ever this year with entertainment spanning from internationally-recognized headliner acts to your favorite home grown talent. With continuous live music featured on three stages, the Festival has something for everyone's taste, ranging from traditional Irish music to rock n'roll.
This annual signature event for the Irish Cultural Centre of New England, the Festival is now located on the ICC property in Canton. Formerly held at Stonehill College, the Festival has a long tradition of featuring outstanding performers, up and coming bands, great Irish food, and a weekend of family fun. One recent addition to the Festival is the a Irish 5k Road Race, a "flat as a pancake" course that starts and ends at the ICC, wandering through the surrounding areas. The race welcomes runners of all ages and ability, strollers, and wheelchairs. As always, we encourage participants to get creative with your race gear and show off your Irish pride! And in addition to the post-race party with Guinness, your bib number gets you free admissions to the Festival for the day.
Another new addition to the weekend is the BIF Feis, a day long Irish step dancing competition. The Festival is pleased to be partnering with Liam Harney and the Harney Academy of Irish Dance to present this competition with non-stop dancing on five stages.
If music or dancing isn't your thing, don't worry, the Boston Irish Festival has plenty of other attractions for all ages. Shopping, hayrides, amusements, GAA Irish football and hurling games, genealogy, and a host of other activities, all geared to celebrate the great traditions from the Emerald Isle will be featured for your enjoyment. For more information go to www.BostonIrishFestival.info
Festival times: Friday 6:00-11:00pm; Saturday 11:00am-11:00pm; Sunday 11:00am-6:00pm Ticket Prices: Kids under 12 FREE; Friday Night Concert $20 in advance, $25 at the gates; Saturday and Sunday $10 in advance, $15 at the gates. BIF Feis starts Saturday 8:30am Irish 5k Road Race starts Sunday 9:00am
Calling all Red Heads!
The Boston Irish Festival is holding its second attempt to break the world record for the most redheads in one area! Last year we had over 300 beautiful redheads of all shades and ages. This year we want even more redheads and we need your help! So spread the word to young and old and join us on Saturday, June 8 at 2pm to attempt the world record for the most redheads in one photo.
1st Annual Tug of War
A new event this year, the Festival is proud to announce its Tug of War contest. Each round will have two teams of 8 battle it out against each other in a test of strength. Each contest will be decided by best of 3 rounds with the top 4 teams advancing to the semi-finals. Prizes will be awarded to 1st and 2nd places. Competition starts on Saturday June 8 at 4pm. Semi-finals and Finals will be held on Sunday 9 at 4pm. In addition to the great prizes, there is the bragging rights for the winners!
A Feis is an Irish dance competition that is as much fun for those dancing as for those watching the dances! You will be amazed at the quality of the competition, the dedication of the dancers and the pure enjoyment for all when you come to the Boston Irish Festival Feis. If you love to watch Irish dance, then this is the perfect place to be with 5 stages of non-stop Irish dance all day Saturday, June 8 beginning at 8:30am. Bring your enthusiasm and cheer for all!
Kids Village
This year's Kids Village will be bigger and better than ever with face painting, arts & crafts, amusement rides, photo keepsakes and a bouncy castle. In addition to these family friendly activities, there will be hayrides, games and special guest entertainers. The Kids Village is open 11am-6pm on both Saturday, June 8th and Sunday, June 9th. Kids under 12 FREE admissions
Eileen Ivers & Immigrant Soul
Eileen Ivers is a Grammy Award-winning musician and nine-time All-Ireland Fiddle Champion. Hailed as the "Jimi Hendrix of the violin" by the New York Times, Ivers is an original musician from Riverdance and has collaborated with The Chieftains, Sting, Patti Smith, Steve Gadd and Al Di Meola to name a few. She also recently contributed to the soundtrack of the film Gangs of New York. Performing to sell-out crowds across the country and as a headliner at many festivals, Eileen promises to put on a concert to remember!
Searson, the lively and entertaining band featuring sisters Erin, Heather and Colleen Searson, play a wide variety of instruments and mix expert step dancing with their musical performances. These three multi-talented women play the piano, organ, fiddle, tenor guitar and bass and bring high energy and creativity to their concerts. Searson incorporates a mix of Celtic and Pop music while effortlessly incorporating the Ottawa Valley style of fiddling into their shows. In their first 2013 Boston appearance, Searson will surely make you get out of your seats and dance!
Black 47
Led by Irish author, playwright, and songwriter Larry Kirwan, Black 47 espouses an unblinkingly political and thoroughly Irish form of rock 'n' roll, with raucous, heartfelt, and intelligent performances of songs covering topics from the Northern Ireland conflict to civil rights and urban unrest in contemporary New York. In the 1990s, Black 47 changed Irish-American music irrevocably when they burst onto the scene with their hit single, Funky Ceili. Taking their name from the darkest year of the Irish Potato Famine, their music is laced with rock, reggae, hip-hop, New Orleans and modern jazz. These outstanding musicians provide an energetic, dramatic show full of your favorite contemporary and classic songs.
Atlantic Steps
Atlantic Steps is an internationally touring adaptation of the Irish show Fuaim Chonamara. It tells the story of Ireland's oldest dance form, portrayed through the music, song, dance and energy of the Connemara region. Centered around the joyful dance of Brian Cunningham, the show continues to move festival and theatre audiences to their feet, bringing sean-nós dance to its rightful place on the world stage. Brian, along with the rest of the performers, electrifies his audiences with a wonderful display of dance style, skill and athleticism. Boston-based dancer Kieran Jordan joins Atlantic Steps as its choreographer and continues her role as a major figure in the revival of sean- nós dance in the US. A performance you won't want to miss!

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Re: Kalu Rinpoche: Panned in San Francisco
Posted: Sat Oct 29, 2011 3:12 am
My take on your question is that except for a few notable exceptions Tibetan Lamas are generally very conservative and that's especially true for those of the older generation brought up and trained in Tibet or in India & Nepal in the 30 years since the diaspora. For most of them Tibetan culture and dharma are synonymous and any variation from the traditional methodology is just a step further down the path of degeneration. I think it's probable that even lamas like LLR who are quite familiar with the western way of life firmly believe the traditional way is the best or only way. Maybe they're right because it served them well for over 1000 years and is likely the main reason we are still able to access pure spiritual teachings today but things change and old habits die hard. I'm not surprised he feels so strongly about it but to publicly voice his concerns like that is...well... untraditional.Jinzang wrote:The question in my mind is not why is Lama Lodu uncomfortable with Kalu Rinpoche's non-traditional teaching style, but why did he feel so strongly about it that he put up a page on the KDK Center website?


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the bare bones
the basic facts about something without any detail
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a bag of bones
an emaciated person or animal
Compare with be skin and bone.
a bone of contention
a subject or issue over which there is continuing disagreement
The idea is of a bone thrown into the midst of a number of dogs and causing a fight between them.
a bone in your head = a bone in your leg
a (feigned) reason for idleness – informal
close to the bone = near the bone
(of a remark) penetrating and accurate to the point of causing hurt or discomfort
(of a joke or story) likely to cause offence because near the limit of decency
cut something to the bone = pare something to the bone
reduce something to the bare minimum.
have a bone to pick with someone = have a bone to gnaw with someone
have reason to disagree or to be annoyed with someone – informal
A bone to pick (or gnaw) has been a metaphor for a problem or difficulty to be thought over since the mid 16th century.
in your bones
felt, understood or believed very deeply or instinctively
make no bones about something
have no hesitation in stating or dealing with something, however unpleasant, awkward or distasteful it is.
This expression which dates back to the 16th century, may originally have referred to eating a bowl of soup in which no bones were found and which was therefore easily eaten.
not a bone in your body
not the slightest trace of the specified quality
1999 - Scott Turow - Personal Injuries - I mean, I like Betty. Not a mean bone in her body.
point the bone at
betray someone
cause someone's downfall – Australian
The phrase comes from an Australian Aboriginal ritual in which a bone is pointed at a victim so as to curse them and cause their sickness or death.
to the bone
(of a wound) so deep as to expose the victim's bone
affecting a person in a very penetrating way
to your bones = to the bone
in a very fundamental way (used to emphasize that a person possesses a specified quality as an essential or innate aspect of their personality).
2003 Eve Gloria is known today to be a conservative to her bones—a true monarchist.
work your fingers to the bone
work very hard.
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NIUNet was originally a proof-of-concept initiative for collaboration between public and private partners. Since September 2004, NIU has led the development of several regional fiber optic networks valued at over $120M in federal/state/local grants and other funding sources.
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>Gears and Wears>Need running snowshoe recommendations
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I am relatively new to snowshoe running, having only tried it since January of this year. I had bought a pair of Tubbs Flex NRG women's snow shoes as my first pair. I went to put them up for the year and discovered the bottom metal plate on each one had cracked, and on the one it had broken completely through and a piece was missing. I am not a heavy runner (105-ish) and I had only put about 170 miles on them. Except for the metal breaking, I had been very pleased with them. Fortunately I can return them for a full refund.
But I am hooked on it for winter running and am now researching their replacement. Can anyone give me their recommendation? I run on a seasonal road that is unplowed (I live in upstate NY and get a good amount of snow each winter) but may or may not have snowmobile tracks that break trail. Sometimes I run in fresh powder several inches deep, sometimes it is icy and hard packed tracks. So I would need something that was somewhat versatile.
Thanks for any help!
Leah, mother of goats
Can't go wrong with Dion. They sell a nice selection too. You can custom make your shoes, meaning pick your Frames, Cleats and Bindings based on your needs.
There customer service is top notch cause it's usually the Owner who responds. Oh did i mention they were the principal sponsor of the National Snowshoe Championships this year? Good stuff!
I currently have Model 132. It's great for groomed trails and good for un-groomed, powder and such up to 6 inches.. Depending on your needs i might suggest going to the Model 166 if your running mostly in powder and multiple feet of snow.
Cleats and Bindings are straight forward.
They have a nice explanation of everything under each category to suit your needs.
+1 to Dion. Not sure if there's any snowshoe races left near you this year, but they (western MA and probably VT, NH, and parts of upstate NY, which I recognize is anything outside NYC) used to have Dion models you could try at the races.You'd probably want one of the racing models. But if you wanted to do some backcountry work, you could also get a backcountry frame and use your same cleats and bindings.
Bob is an ultrarunner himself. My first pair of running ss were Northern Lites, but I inquired about the Dions after I heard about them. As it happened Snowshoe Nationals were up here and about half a dozen racers were using Dion ss. (Bob had given me a heads up who to look for.) They showed me the couple different models they had and how the cleats changed. We don't have that much consistent snow and when we do, there's enough hardpacked trails, that I put more miles on my Kahtoola MIcrospikes than I do my snowshoes these days, but they definitely get used.
Wow, Dion is fancy! I didn't even know you could buy components and custom build your own. I will definitely count on the customer service to help as I can see I am way over my head here.
Thank you both for the recommendation.
Refurbished Hip
I like my Atlas Runs. They've been great over the past 3 seasons or so.
Huh, I have a blog?
I found a sale on a pair of Atlas Race snowshoes.
But they are men's. I don't know if that matters???
I found a sale on a pair of Atlas Race snowshoes.
But they are men's. I don't know if that matters???
Nope! They're unisex.
Nope! They're unisex.
Oh excellent! Well I have an e-mail in to the people at Dion with some questions and if that doesn't pan out I will probably take advantage of the Atlas sale. Thanks again for your help.
Hip Redux
I like my husband's Dions a lot more then my Tubbs!


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TEACH! Secondary
TEACH! Learning Communities are designed to bring first-year Teacher Education students together through academics, professional development, and social activities. Both the Elementary and Secondary TEACH! Learning Communities will take their first Professional Education course, Introduction to Educational Technology and Computing, together, as well as an additional class. Fun extracurricular activities will be co-planned by students and instructors, providing opportunities for information, learning, and interaction. Classes in the past have participated in exciting learning activities and games they were able to use with school children outside of the classroom setting. A residence option is available for all TEACH! students.
- First-time beginning students with teacher education majors in the Colleges of Agriculture, Education, Health and Human Sciences, Liberal Arts, Purdue Polytechnic Institute, or Science
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I am new and I'm obsessed with my dog. I think this group is for ME! :)
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Hi my name is Jenn! I have 4 kidos and 5 dogs lol we love dogs in my house:) We have 2 labs brody and pipper a pit bull skittles listtle pup named melman, and a mut named bruser:) http://www.jennsblahblahblog.com
I am working on a post about my wonerful dogs so glad to join
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I have four dogs, three from the dog rescue where I work and one that was found by a friend. I'm new to blogging, and will be blogging about them, my work, my kids...I'm keeping an online journal.
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Anxiety sufferers: Here's an alum who feels your pain
Daniel Smith '99 returns to campus to discuss his best-selling memoir
An estimated 40 million Americans suffer from a constellation of debilitating anxiety-related symptoms like panic attacks, irrational fear and unsubstantiated worry. Writer Daniel Smith '99 is one of them.
Here is an anxiety sufferer who shielded his armpits with maxi pads to keep his profuse sweating in check. Who once became nearly unhinged trying to choose between ketchup and barbecue sauce at a Roy Rogers condiments counter. Who fled to the bowels of Goldfarb Library whenever an "infestation" of students threatened his equilibrium. Who calls Brandeis "the epicenter of anxiety."
Smith returns to campus Wednesday, March 20, to read from and discuss his New York Times bestseller and uproariously funny memoir, "Monkey Mind: A Memoir of Anxiety." The event takes place in Rapaporte Treasure Hall, Goldfarb Library, at 5:30 p.m.
Constance McCashin of the Psychological Counseling Center, one of the event's co-sponsors — along with the creative writing department and Brandeis Magazine — says that chronic anxiety is ubiquitous both on and off campus. "We're excited to bring Smith to campus to contribute to the discussion of this issue. Smart, insightful books like "Monkey Mind" can play an important role in nurturing health and wellness."
"This is the first reading we've organized around a memoir," says Stephen McCauley, associate director of the creative writing program. "In addition to being important as medical history, Dan's book has real literary merit. And it's great fun."
Laura Gardner, who profiled Smith in the Fall 2012/Winter 2013 issue of Brandeis Magazine, says, "It's a very funny book, but also a serious one. Dan doesn't write glowingly about Brandeis, but he writes honestly about his experience."
Read an excerpt from "Monkey Mind" in Brandeis Magazine here.
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Here are some tips about getting the most out of your ale yeast. After boiling, once your wort is cooled down to about 70 degrees it's time to take the batch to a cool location and pitch the yeast. In most cases, it's a good idea to make a yeast start ahead of time (1-2 days earlier) to help ensure there are plenty of yeast that are ready to go to work immediately. (See Making a Yeast Starter.) Having lots of "awake" yeast can help prevent infection from getting into your beer.
If you are using a yeast starter, gently swirl the starter to get the yeast separated a bit then pour it into your cooled wort. If you are using a pouch or vial, ensure it's been warmed to pitching temperature first and is activated before pitching. I'm a big believer in giving my beer a healthy dose of as much yeast as possible to ensure a strong and quicker start to fermentation.
Aeration: One of the most important steps to ensure a good fermentation is providing for an adequate aeration (oxygenating your wort). You can do this in many ways. One simple way is to shake up your wort for several minutes to aerate the wort. Boiling takes out most of the oxygen in your wort and yeast need a lot of oxygen to survive. If you happen to have an oxygen tank and a bubbler (for an aquarium) you can put a sanitized air hose into the wort and bubble it full of oxygen for about 30 minutes.
Once aeration is complete, then add an airlock and/or sanitized blow-off tube to your fermenter. In this example below, I used a food-grade plastic container and a 3-piece airlock. Be sure to sanitize every piece of equipment you use ahead of time to help prevent unwanted bacteria from getting into your beer.
After a half a day after pitching your yeast, your airlock or blow-off tube should be going nuts with activity. If so, your brew is fermenting strong! If you don't see much activity after a day or so you may have under-pitched your yeast or perhaps had your wort at a too high or low temperature.
Ale yeasts tend to do well between 65 to 74 degrees. Any higher and your yeast may produce esters that can give off flavors or aromas. Any lower and fermentation may go very slowly or perhaps make the yeast dormant. Lagers work at colder temperatures around 45 to 50 degrees and take much longer to ferment. Refer to your homebrewing guides for details on lagers as we are dealing primarily with ales in this example.
In my most recent batch example, the fermentation was strong within 10 hours after pitching and went nuts for about 3 days after that. It then seemed to be complete by the end of the 4th day. Note, however, that just because you don't see much activity in your airlock or blow off tube doesn't mean it's done fermenting. Sometimes it's good to gently agitate the fermenter periodically to get some of the yeast off the bottom and into the middle. Your ales will probably be fermenting for at least 10 days. When in doubt, take periodic gravity readings and after a day or two the readings stay the same then you can assume the fermentation is complete.
Typically, you should let your brew sit in the primary fermenter for at least 1 to 2 weeks and then optionally rack it into a secondary fermenter for settling a few days and then I'll get ready for bottling / kegging day. Don't worry, letting your beer sit on the yeast cake for several weeks shouldn't affect your beer. Racking to a secondary does risk putting oxygen into your finished beer and that can lead to off flavors. Remember, you only want to aerate / oxygenate unfermented wort, and not after it has finished fermenting.
Here's a video of a yeast pitching session. You might wish to aerate a lot longer than I did in this example. The more oxygen mixed in up front the better.
It's OK to aerate either before or right after pitching your yeast. The yeasties don't mind getting shook up provided the wort is at a good temperature. My yeast survived just fine being pitched before aerating.
Be sure to read all of the comments below from other homebrewers. They have a lot of good tips to add. Feel free to add your own comments on this subject.
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Pitching yeast into your homebrew
Here are some tips about getting the most out of your ale yeast. After boiling, once your wort is cooled down to about 70 degrees it's time to take the batch to a cool location and pitch the yeast. In most cases, it's a good idea to make a yeast start ahead of time (1-2 days earlier) to help ensure there are plenty of yeast that are ready to go to work immediately. (See Making a Yeast Starter.) Having lots of "awake" yeast can help prevent infection from getting into your beer.


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Want to alter the appearance of your iPhone 4 to make it stand out from the crowd? Cases are a good option but tend to add bulk and conceal the iPhone's elegance. Adding a vinyl or leather sticker to the back is another alternative, but it feels cheesy at times and can cheapen the iPhone's overall look. How about replacing the fragile glass back entirely with something durable that still retains the iPhone's original aesthetics? Check out this metal panel mod for the iPhone 4, after the jump.
I found this metal back on cnn.cn, an OEM cellphone parts company from Hong Kong. There are similar flat metal backs that can be found on eBay, but this is one of the few places that sells it with a beveled back. The slight bevel rounds out the back of the phone, making it feel less sharp. It also adds a tough industrial look.
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Low-carbon technologies 'no quick-fix': May not lessen global warming until late this century
The study, published February 16, in IOP Publishing's journal Environmental Research Letters, claims that the rapid deployment of low-greenhouse-gas-emitting technologies (LGEs) will initially increase emissions as they will require a large amount of energy to construct and install.Achieving substantial reductions in temperatures relative to the coal-based system will take the better part of a century, and will depend on rapid and massive deployment of some mix of conservation, wind, solar, and nuclear, and possibly carbon capture and storage.
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Led by Associate Professor Greg Metha, Head of Chemistry, the researchers are exploring how the metal nanoparticles act as highly efficient catalysts in using solar radiation to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. "Efficient and direct production of hydrogen from solar radiation provides a renewable energy source that is the pinnacle of clean energy," said Associate Professor Greg Metha. "We believe this work will contribute significantly to the global effort to convert solar energy into portable chemical energy."
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§ 19. Replies to Collier by Vanbrugh, Farquhar, Dryden, DUrfey and Dennis.
So the worthy non-juror laid about him, fathering vice upon blameless words, and clipping wiser, better men than himself to fit his bed of Procrustes. And even if we allowed that there was no difference between deed and speech, that a writer who mentioned a crime had already committed it, that, in fact, every theatre should be supplied with a gallows, and a judge and jury sit permanently in the Green Room, it would still be easy to convict Collier of injustice, especially towards Congreve. Nothing can be said in a critics favour who detects profaneness and immodesty in
The Mourning Bride,
who condemns the mere use of the words martyr and inspiration, who finds a depth of blasphemy in the sentence my Jehu was a hackney-coachman. There can be no doubt, however, that Colliers pamphlet enjoyed all the success which scandal could bring it. For a while the town talked and thought of nothing else. The king issued a solemn proclamation against vice and profaneness. Congreve and DUrfey were prosecuted by the Middlesex magistrates. Fines were imposed upon Betterton and Mrs. Bracegirdle. Then, alarmed at the publicity of the pamphlet, the poets began to write in their defence. More wisely guided, they would have held their tongues. The encounter could not be closely engaged. Jeremy, having said little to their purpose, should have been ignored. To demolish his principles might have been worth while. To oppose him in detail was merely to incur another violent onslaught.
As they used other weapons, and fought another battle than Collier, neither Congreve nor Vanbrugh emerged with credit from the encounter. Congreve, said Cibber, seemed too much hurt to be able to defend himself, and Vanbrugh felt Collier so little that his wit only laughed at his lashes. Vanbrugh, indeed, had put forth an admirable defence in anticipation, and with an evident reference to Rabelais.
As for your saints, he wrote in a preface to
The Relapse
(your thorough-pacd ones, I mean, with skrewd faces and wry mouths), I despair of them; for they are friends to nobody: They love nothing but their altars and themselves; they have too much zeal to have any charity; they make debauches in piety, as sinners do in wine; and are as quarrelsome in their religion, as other people are in their drink: so I hope nobody will mind what they say.
That is in the right vein. But it was Farquhar, who, in an ingenious little work,
The Adventures of Covent Garden,
justly ascribed to him by Leigh Hunt, made the wisest comment of all, to the effect
that the best way of answering Mr. Collier was not to have replied at all; for there was so much fire in his book, had not his adversaries thrown in fuel, it would have fed upon itself, and so gone out in a blaze.
The others flung themselves into the controversy with what spirit they might. Dryden, worn with the battle of life and letters, looked wearily on the fray. He owned that in many things Collier had taxed him justly, and added if he be my enemy, let him triumph. But he did not plead guilty, as is generally supposed, without extenuating circumstances and without the stern condemnation of his adversary.
It were not difficult to prove, said he, that in many places he has perverted my meaning by his glosses; and interpreted my words into blasphemy and bawdry, of which they are not guilty. Besides that he is too much given to horseplay in his raillery; and comes to battel, like a dictator from the plough. I will not say,
the Zeal of Gods House has eaten him up;
but I am sure it has devoured some part of his good manners and civility.
DUrfey rushed into the field with a preface to
The Campaigners,
like the light horseman that he was, and with a song of
The New Reformation
dismissed the non-juror from his mind:
But let State Revolvers
And Treason Absolvers
Excuse if I sing:
The Scoundrel that chooses
To cry down the Muses,
Would cry down the King.
With far greater solemnity did Dennis, who himself was not attacked by Collier, defend the
Usefulness of the Stage, to the Happiness of Mankind, to Government, and to Religion.
Collier replied to Congreve with superfluous violence, to Vanbrugh and Dennis with what seemed to him, no doubt, an amiable restraint. For years the warfare was carried on in pamphlet and prologue, and echoes of it may be heard to-day. The high respect in which Collier has been held remains a puzzle of criticism. Macaulay, for instance, finds him a singularly fair controversialist, and at the same time regards Rymer as the worst critic that ever lived, not perceiving that their method is one and the same; that, if Collier is in the right of it, so is Rymer. No doubt, the hand of tradition is strong, but to forget all that has been said in the non-jurors favour, and to return to his text, is to awaken rudely from a dream. There seems to the present writer nothing of worth in Colliers pamphlet, save the forcible handling of the vernacular, which he owed, as has been said, to Rymer. Not even is his sincerity obvious. He strains his sarcasm as he strains his argument. His object was to abolish not to reform the stage, and he should have begun, not ended, with his
Dissuasive from the Playhouse
(1703). And if the respect lavished upon him is surprising, still stranger is the conviction which prevails of his influence. Scott and Macaulay, Leigh Hunt and Lecky speak with one voice. Yet a brief examination of the facts proves that Colliers success was a success of scandal and no more.
The poets bowed their knee not an inch in obedience to Collier. They replied to him, they abused him, and they went their way. Congreves true answer was not his
The Way of the World.
Vanbrugh showed in
The Confederacy
how lightly he had taken his scolding. Farquhar made his first flight in December, 1698, and nobody can assert that he clipped the wings of his fancy with Colliers shears. Meanwhile, the old repertory remained unchanged in the theatres. The pages of Genest, a much surer guide than tradition or desire, make evident the complete failure of Colliers attack. Dryden, Shadwell, Aphra Behn and DUrfey, Ravenscroft and Wycherley were still triumphant. In the very year of Colliers supposed triumph,
The Mourning Bride,
the peculiar object of his attack, brought the greatest audience they have this winter. Congreve, the most bitterly maligned of all, seized the highest popularity.
Love for Love
flourished in the nineteenth century.
Don Quixote,
which Collier thought he had left dead on the field, was still played a quarter of a century after the fray, and
The Country Wife
long outlived it. Nor were the alterations, said to have been introduced into the plays, of a feathers weight. To change Valentines I am truth into I am honest was to spoil a fine passage, not to recast the stage; and Vanbrughs transformation of the drunken clergyman, in whose robes Sir John Brute disguised himself, into a drunken woman, was not made until 1725. The new plays were of no other fashion than the old. Cibbers
Careless Husband
(1704), Charles Shadwells
Fair Quaker of Deal
(1710), Gays
Three Hours after Marriage
(1717), the comedies of Mrs. Centlivre and Fielding afford no evidence of a chastened spirit. Sir Richard Blackmore, who had anticipated Collier, did not conceal his disappointment.
The stage has become impregnable, he wrote in 1716, where loose poets, supported by numbers, power, and interest, in defiance of all rules of decency and virtue still provide new snares and new temptations to seduce the people, and corrupt their manners.
The reformation, in brief, was, as Tom Brown called it, a drowsie reformation, and when it came in fact, it came not from the admonitions of Jeremy Collier who was remembered only as a cat-o-nine-tails of the stage, or as a proper jest for an epilogue, but from a change in the manners of the people.
Note 5
. Oldmixon, in his
accurately estimated the effect of Colliers attack. Neither the actors not the poets, he wrote, much regarded it. There was a little awe upon them at first, but it wore off, and this attempt to reform them was the sport of what wit they had in their plays, prologues, and epilogues.
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Care Plans: Worthwhile or Worthless?
Beth Anderson, RN BSN
You can find some lively debates on the value of writing care plans and using nursing diagnoses. Some argue that they are a waste of time and not very useful. Others argue that they are absolutely essential to advance the field of nursing. The bottom line is that if you are a nursing student, you need to know how to write one because chances are, you will be given care plan assignments on a regular basis.
So what do you need to know about Care Plans?
First of all, you need to know what one is. Here's the Wikipedia definition:
"A nursing care plan outlines the nursing care to be provided to a patient. It is a set of actions the nurse will implement to resolve nursing problems identified by assessment. The creation of the plan is an intermediate stage of the nursing process. It guides in the ongoing provision of nursing care and assists in the evaluation of that care."
It's basically an outline of the care you intend to give to the patient, and the rationales behind that care. It describes exactly what needs to be done for the patient and why, from a nurse's point of view, and it does this by using the nursing process. The easiest way to begin is to break the nursing process down into a series of questions:
Assessment – What does the patient look like?
In this step you will use your assessment of the patient to describe their current state. You will describe what it is about the patient that is causing them to seek medical care, or causing them to be hospitalized. For example, if the patient is in pain, you would describe the pain in your assessment: "Patient reports pain at the incision site at 7/10 on the pain scale."
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In this step you will create a nursing diagnosis for the patient. Don't confuse the nursing diagnosis with a medical diagnosis. A nursing diagnosis describes a patient's response to a condition, rather than naming the patient's actual condition. For example, a medical diagnosis might be "Thrombocytopenia (or a deficiency of platelets in the bloodstream)" and a nursing diagnosis would be "At risk for bleeding."
Plan – What are you going to do about it?
Your plan is what you intend to do for the patient. If a patient is one day post-op then the plan might be to get her out of bed to a chair two times a day. If she has pain issues then the plan would be to administer pain medication and then reevaluate her pain level.
Implementation – What did you end up doing about it?
This is where you carry out the above plan. What were your actions and how often did you do them?
Evaluation – Did your plan work?
This is where you describe your patient's response to your intervention. Take the patient who was in pain. You might say, "Patient received 2 mg Morphine IV and patient is now reporting a pain level of 1/10 on the pain scale."
You might be saying to yourself at this point, "This seems like a lot of documentation. Is this actually something that I will be using in the "real world?"
In a sense, the answer is yes, you will use a care plan every time you see or care for a patient. The difference between writing a care plan in school and using one in your professional practice, is that in the real world, the flow of the care plan is going to seem much more intuitive, and it will be easily integrated into your charting.
Let's put this all together and apply it to a patient who has come to the hospital with Pneumonia. Here's an example of what his care plan would look like:
Assessment: The patient has SOB (Shortness of Breath) on exertion.
Diagnosis: Altered Respiratory Status related to pneumonia
Plan: Administer 02 and check vital signs every 4 hours.
Implementation: The patient has been maintained on 2L NC (2 liters via nasal canula). Vital signs have been checked every four hours and have remained WNL (within normal limits).
Evaluation: Pt is able to get out of bed and sit in his chair without feeling SOB.
Mind you, this is only one aspect of his plan of care. A patient with pneumonia will probably have numerous interventions while he is in the hospital, and so you could include each of these interventions within your care plan. This may seem like a lot of work if you are a nursing student, and many nights you will find yourself staying up and writing these things before you show up for your 7AM clinical. (Hey – I didn't invent the system- I'm just trying to help you get through it!) If you break it down into simple steps, it becomes a much easier process.


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NASHVILLE (AP) - The Tennessee State Museum has put on hold plans for a statewide traveling exhibit about U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander's time as governor after concerns were raised about the state promoting the Republican during his re-election campaign.
Lois Riggins-Ezzell, who was named executive director of the museum when Alexander was governor in the 1980s, told the Knoxville News Sentinel that (http://bit.ly/13oCrR3) that political considerations never crossed her mind in planning the show.
"We never saw it as political. We saw it as contemporary history," Riggins-Ezzell said. "It just didn't smack me over the head. I guess it should have."
The exhibit had been scheduled to kick off in Knoxville next month. It is now planned to take place after next year's elections.
Riggins-Ezzell said longtime Alexander aide Tom Ingram had agreed to help raise private donations to cover the more than $40,000 cost of the show.
Ingram r emains a political adviser to Alexander and fellow Republican U.S. Sen. Bob Corker. He is also a paid consultant to Republican Gov. Bill Haslam's re-election campaign.
He recalled being a leading advocate for the hiring of Riggins-Ezzell in 1991 when he was then-Gov. Alexander's deputy.
Ben Cunningham, a founder of the Nashville Tea Party, is trying to recruit an opponent to challenge Alexander in next year's Republican primary. He said that nobody recognized the political overtones of the exhibit "strains credulity to the breaking point."
"Anybody with big-road walking sense knows this would be transparently corrupt - to use taxpayer money to promote someone who is running for the Senate," said Cunningham. "It sounds like they stopped it, but it never should have gotten even to the consideration phase."
The show is based on "Come on Along: Lamar Alexander's Journey as Governor," a 2011 exhibit developed by Vanderbilt University after the senator donat ed 500 boxes of papers to the school.
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Results from this week's Collage Football Games – 10/30/10
(25) Baylor - 30 (7-2, 4-1 Big 12)
Texas - 22 (4-4, 2-3 Big 12)
Time to take all that talk of Baylor's "Big 12 takeover" seriously. Like they say in the Lone Star State, "It ain't bragging if it's the truth." Robert Griffin III passed for two touchdowns and ran for another in leading No. 25 Baylor to a 30-22 win over reeling Texas on Saturday night, the Bears' first victory against the Longhorns since 1997. READ MORE
Texas Tech - 27 (4-4, 2-4 Big 12)
Texas A&M - 45 (5-3, 2-2 Big 12)
Ryan Tannehill had a school-record 449 yards passing and four touchdowns in his first career start and Cyrus Gray ran for two more scores as Texas A&M beat mistake-prone Texas Tech 45-27 on Saturday. READ MORE
Houston - 56 (5-3, 4-1 C-USA)
Memphis - 17 (1-7, 0-5 C-USA)
Freshman quarterback David Piland passed for a career-high five touchdowns and Houston routed Memphis 56-17 in a Conference USA game Saturday night. Piland completed 20 of 23 passes for 292 yards, with two scoring tosses to Patrick Edwards. The Cougars (5-3, 4-1) improved the conference's highest-scoring average to 41.5 points a game with their second-highest output of the season, and remained tied with Southern Methodist in the league standings. READ MORE
Rice - 14 (2-6, 1-3 C-USA)
Ronnie Weaver ran for three touchdowns and freshman quarterback Jeff Godfrey passed for one and ran for another, leading Central Florida to an easy 41-14 victory over Rice on Saturday. The Knights (5-2, 3-0 Conference USA) are off to their best start since 1998, setting up next Saturday's game against East Carolina for the lead in the league's East Division. READ MORE
Tulane - 17 (3-5, 1-3 C-USA)
Kyle Padron threw an 82-yard touchdown pass to Aldrick Robinson to break a fourth-quarter tie, then scored on a 3-yard run to seal Southern Methodist's 31-17 Conference USA victory over Tulane Saturday. Padron passed for 354 yards, completing 18 of 32 attempts. But none resulted in a score until he connected with Robinson on a second-and-10 play at the SMU 18 with 8:32 left. The Mustangs (5-4, 4-1), who went into their 21-point fourth quarter trailing by a touchdown, took a 24-17 lead as a result. READ MORE
Marshall - 16 (2-6, 1-3 C-USA)
Tron Martinez gained a career-high 116 yards and scored on a 1-yard plunge with 1:47 remaining to give Marshall a 16-12 victory over UTEP on Saturday. Martinez's score, the first of his career, was set up by a personal foul penalty on the Miners. The Thundering Herd (2-6, 1/3 Conference USA) appeared to tie the score at 12 on Tyler Warner's 19-yard field goal with just under 2 minutes to play. But Warner was knocked over on the attempt, and Marshall got the ball back. Martinez scored on the next play. READ MORE
North Texas - 33 (2-6, 2-3 Sun Belt)
W Kentucky - 6 (1-7, 1-3 Sun Belt)
Lance Dunbar rushed for 215 yards and three touchdowns as North Texas defeated Western Kentucky 33-6 in a Sun Belt conference game Saturday. It was the Mean Green's first game under interim coach Mike Canales -- 10 days after North Texas (2-6, 2-3) dismissed Todd Dodge, who compiled a 6-37 record in parts of four seasons. READ MORE
Sam Houston - 20 (4-3, 2-1 Southland)
Northwestern - 23 (3-4, 2-1 Southland)
Paul Harris passed for two touchdowns and scored on a 1-yard run in the second overtime to give Northwestern State a 23-20 win over Sam Houston State on Saturday night. The Demons (4-4, 3-1 Southland Conference) won their third straight game while the Bearkats dropped thier second in a row following a 31-28 loss to Stephen F. Austin. READ MORE
Texas St - 27 (4-4, 1-3 Southland)
SF Austin - 24 (6-2, 3-1 Southland)
Tim Hawkins accounted for three touchdowns and Texas State scored all of its points in the fourth quarter to rally past Stephen F. Austin 27-24 Saturday. Hawkins scored on a 1-yard run and threw TD passes to Darius Bolden and Daren Dillard, the latter coming with 1:10 to play as the Bobcats (4-4, 1/3 Southland) ended the Lumberjacks' six-game winning streak. READ MORE
Miss. Valley St - 7 (0-8, 0-7 SWAC)
Tex Southern - 38 (5-3, 5-1 SWAC)
Texas Southern held Mississippi Valley State to 109 yards of total offense Saturday en route to a 38-7 victory. Arvell Nelson threw two touchdowns and ran for another for the Tigers (5-3, 5-1 Southwestern Athletic), who have won four straight. READ MORE
Andy Dalton threw for 252 yards and two touchdowns, Jeremy Kerley scored running and receiving, and No. 4 TCU dominated defensively again to stay undefeated with a 48-6 victory against UNLV on Saturday night. TCU (9-0, 5-0 Mountain West), which was also fourth in the BCS standings, heads into a huge conference showdown at No. 8 Utah (8-0, 5-0) having allowed 16 points in the last five games. READ MORE
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FRISCO, Texas (June 26, 2013) – US Youth Soccer is proud to announce the 16 champions of the 2013 US Youth Soccer Region IV (West) Championships presented by National Guard, and commend their success in the state and regional championships of the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series, the country's most prestigious national youth soccer tournament.
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