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In Jane Smiley's Some Luck, on a farm in Denby, Iowa, Rosanna and Walter Langdon begin their married lives in 1920 in the time-honored tradition of past generations. Walter ponders fertile fields and chooses good bottom land for his farm. Rosanna becomes the consummate farmer's wife and produces five children, all with vastly different personalities: Frank, brilliant but fiercely independent; Joe, whose gentle spirit and love of the land make him the heir apparent to the farm; Lillian, the beautiful but innocent angel; Mary Elizabeth, destined to fate; Clare, her father's favorite; and Henry, always thirsting for knowledge.
Spanning three generations, covering the coming of age of America, Some Luck is the latest offering from Pulitzer Prize-winning author Smiley. Smiley deftly weaves historical events throughout her narrative, painting a portrait of one family as it endures the Great Depression, drought, social unrest and burgeoning communism, through World War II and its aftermath. With a sure hand, Smiley portrays each of these events as they affect farmers and laborers, town and city, America and the world. Whether on the farm or in a war, everyone must endure the hardship and the vagaries of life and fate. As Grandma observes, "But what would we do without some luck?" Smiley also subtly reminds us of the importance of family and friends, as they support each other through trying times and happy moments. As Walter and Rosanna survey their family at a Thanksgiving feast, they realize all they have achieved and conquered and that, by forming this family, they have created 23 unique stories that will resonate through succeeding generations.
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Ok, I finally dug up a SCSI CDROM Drive and figured out the issue. For those who don't remember: * The DragonFly ISO boots on a SCSI CDROM Drive but is unable to mount root automatically. * Specifying 'cd9660:cd0c' at the mountroot prompt succeeds. The issue turns out to be that the SCSI driver is stricter about the device name. It will allow 'cd0c', but will not allow 'cd0a'. The ATA driver on the otherhand will accept both 'acd0c' and 'acd0a'. The kernel auto-mount was trying: cd0a, acd0a, cd1a, acd1a, and thus saw the ATA CD's but not the SCSI CD's. I am doing some final testing on the change and will commit the fix tonight. -Matt

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Some at Microsoft expressed the opinion that this flaw would be difficult to exploit, while others thought that the claim was made in an effort to downplay the seriousness of the exploit.
There are real-world implications when protecting against a flaw that requires a patch installation. Installing patches is a non-trivial task for many enterprises, consuming resources that might be better employed elsewhere. So it is reasonable to assume that some IT managers consider the seriousness of a newly announced flaw when establishing their patch-deployment priorities, meaning more serious vulnerabilities will likely be patched before less serious ones. Voila! Now we have a window of opportunity for an attacker.
The real dilemma often lies in the extent to which attack code is publicized. As far as I know, the research firm involved with the Microsoft TCP/IP flaw noted earlier did not release attack code to the public. Furthermore, a fix was already available, and the potential to create an attack was widely known, meaning that, in all likelihood, malicious hackers were already at work on an attack. Nevertheless, the research firm was criticized for exploiting the vulnerability. Having experienced a similar situation myself, two clichés come to mind: "No good deed goes unpunished" and "Damned if you do, damned if you don't."
In 1998, I helped Miora Systems Consulting (MSC) publicize an early Web application vulnerability involving hidden form fields. The company dubbed this vulnerability MSC-HFF, or "mischief," after detecting it on a surprising number of commercial websites, including some big-name banks. My role was to provide a code fix that companies could easily implement, which MSC later released to the public. Some critics claimed that it was a publicity stunt or that this vulnerability was nothing new.
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Halloween is approaching, and we're throwing a party. Two actually!
We embrace a reason to dress up, hang out with your friends and drink some fresh cold Pilsners so without a doubt this year's evenings will be filled with just that.
For those who don't have tickets to either of the sold out events, do not worry. If you're interested in coming out there will be limited tickets at the doors and traditionally, those who have gotten here before 9pm were able to get in.
One of the best parts about Halloween is being able to dress up and without a doubt; the Good Beer Folks who come out to our party definitely have some of the best costumes! Just take a look:
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Dirndls & lederhosen.
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Steam Whistle Beerfest Hats
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Beer Bottle
Because who doesn't love beer at a party?
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The DIY version as seen at our Halloween party last year!
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Recycled Umbrella Bat
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I grew up in Fresno, California as did my father and his family lived for many years in this house on 450 C Street.
Over the years the neighborhood has changed drastically, as neighborhoods do, unfortunately. Most of the houses have been demolished and the area has been left with empty lots and is no longer "family friendly."
On a recent visit i decided to find the house to see if it was stil there and snapped this photo. I dug out a couple old snapshots that my father had stowed away in a box and superimposed them onto this photo.
The photo on the right is my father's sister, Claudine sometime in 1940's. I seem to remember her telling me that she made the suit that she is wearing. The picture on the left is the family group a few years earlier.
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Chris Elsberry: Time for Sacred Heart to commit to hockey
Published 1:00 am, Sunday, May 12, 2013
Can you see it? I sure can. And I'll bet that Howard Saffan, president of Harbor Yard Sports and Entertainment; Chuck Steedman, senior vice president and general manager of the XL Center; and Mitchell Etess, CEO of the Mohegan Sun, can all see it too.
A four-team NCAA Division I hockey tournament, just like Boston's Beanpot, with Yale, Quinnipiac, UConn and Sacred Heart, taking place in their building.
We can call it the Connecticut Cup. Or the Nutmeg Cup.
And looking at the recent success of the Bulldogs, Bobcats and Huskies, it begs the question: When are the Pioneers going to seriously commit to the sport? Because if they don't -- and soon -- that four-team Connecticut Cup will be a three-team Connecticut Cup with a fourth team brought in from outside of the state.
And by commit, I mean really commit. In the wake of Yale winning the NCAA championship, Quinnipiac playing them for the national title -- and basking in the glory of the No. 1 ranking in the country for several weeks -- and UConn hiring longtime Boston College assistant Mike Cavanaugh and joining the prestigious Hockey East Conference in 2014, the three other Division I programs have left SHU in the dust.
"College hockey is at an all-time high in the state of Connecticut," Cavanaugh said in a recent release announcing his hiring. "It's an exciting time with Yale and Quinnipiac playing for the national championship this past year."
Yes, it is, and it's time for the Pioneers to make a serious move and either look to join the Huskies in Hockey East or join the Bulldogs and Bobcats in the ECAC. Because Sacred Heart won just two out of 36 games last season, and that was an embarrassment.
How bad was it? Sacred Heart was winless in its first 28 games, going 0-26-2 before finally beating Holy Cross for its first win and finishing with a 2-30-4 record. It marked the third straight losing season, the fourth in the past five years and the ninth since 2001-02.
Since 2010-11, the Pioneers are a dismal 14-83-13 and just 11-57-13 in Atlantic Hockey. And as much as I like C.J. Marottolo, his four-year coaching record is 35-96-17.
That's simply not good enough.
And in head-to-head competition against the big boys, SHU isn't even competitive. Yes, they did somehow stun Yale 7-6 in 2011-12 (after losing 11 straight games beforehand), but in the other two meetings, the Bulldogs rolled 8-2 and 5-1. And against Quinnipiac, SHU was clobbered 6-1 in 2011-12. Overall, they are 7-22-4 against the Bobcats.
With college hockey fever at an all-time high in the state, Sacred Heart has to strike now. Make a bold move. Like hiring former Sound Tigers coach Dave Baseggio, for example. Baseggio is a Branford resident. He played four seasons for Tim Taylor at Yale, and he coached the AHL's Bridgeport Sound Tigers in 2005-06, leading them into the playoffs after serving as an assistant for four seasons. He's now the director of pro scouting for the NHL's Anaheim Ducks.
He's got serious hockey roots implanted in Connecticut. It would be just the kind of splash the Pioneers have to make.
Also, announce that you're going to be playing all your home games at the Webster Bank Arena. Big-time programs don't play half their games in a tiny public skating facility. No offense to the Milford Ice Pavilion, but come on. Either think big and be big or forget it all and make the program club status. That way, wins and losses -- and perception -- won't matter.
UConn is certainly thinking big. At the press conference to announce his hiring, Cavanaugh boldly stated that he was coming to Storrs to "win national championships ... that's the big goal we're all going to play for." And when the Huskies begin play in Hockey East in 2014, they are going to play in the 16,294-seat XL Center, not the 2,000-seat, on-campus Freitas Ice Forum.
If new athletic director Bobby Valentine wants to make headlines for something else other than his name at Sacred Heart, this is just how to do it. Kick the hockey program up a notch. Or three. Announce that you're going to go head to head with Quinnipiac and Yale and UConn. Get people excited about college hockey here in Fairfield County. Because they certainly aren't excited now.
Look what it did for Quinnipiac. Just over a decade ago, the Bobcats were playing at the Northford Ice Pavilion and were Division II. Now they are the talk of college hockey -- along with Yale -- because they made a commitment to the sport.
It's time for Sacred Heart to do the same.
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Generic Name: melphalan
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Along with their needed effects, medicines like melphalan (the active ingredient contained in Evomela) can sometimes cause unwanted effects such as blood problems and other side effects. These and others are described below. Also, because of the way these medicines act on the body, there is a chance that they might cause other unwanted effects that may not occur until months or years after the medicine is used. These delayed effects may include certain types of cancer, such as leukemia. Discuss these possible effects with your doctor.
Along with its needed effects, melphalan may cause some unwanted effects. Although not all of these side effects may occur, if they do occur they may need medical attention.
Check with your doctor immediately if any of the following side effects occur while taking melphalan:Less common
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Hematologic side effects including bone marrow suppression and anemia have been reported. Bone marrow suppression is the most common and the most significant toxicity associated with melphalan (the active ingredient contained in Evomela) in most patients. Hemolytic anemia has also been reported.[Ref]
Bone marrow suppression is usually reversible if melphalan is withdrawn early enough.[Ref]
The risk of leukemogenesis increases with chronicity of treatment and with cumulative dose.[Ref]
Oncologic side effects including secondary malignancies such as acute nonlymphocytic leukemia, myeloproliferative syndrome, and carcinoma have been reported. Melphalan has been reported to cause chromatid or chromosome damage in humans.[Ref]
Genitourinary side effects including the suppression of ovarian function in premenopausal women and both reversible and irreversible testicular suppression have been reported.[Ref]
The suppression of ovarian function in premenopausal women has been reported to result in amenorrhea in a significant number of patients.[Ref]
Fatal outcomes associated with pulmonary fibrosis have been reported.[Ref]
Respiratory side effects including pulmonary fibrosis and interstitial pneumonitis have been reported.[Ref]
Dermatologic side effects including , maculopapular rashes, skin rashes, alopecia, and skin hypersensitivity have been reported.[Ref]
Cardiovascular side effects including cardiac arrest and vasculitis have been reported.[Ref]
Gastrointestinal side effects including nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, and oral ulceration have been reported infrequently.[Ref]
Hepatic side effects including toxicity have been reported rarely.[Ref]
Hypersensitivity side effects including anaphylaxis have been reported rarely.[Ref]
Hypersensitivity reactions have been reported after multiple courses of treatment and have recurred in patients who previously experienced a hypersensitivity reaction.[Ref]
Endocrine side effects including two cases of syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion have been reported following high-dose intravenous melphalan (the active ingredient contained in Evomela) [Ref]
Other side effects including a sensation of warmth and/or tingling have been reported.
Renal side effects including temporary significant elevation of the blood urea have been seen in the early stages of therapy in patients with renal damage.
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5. Akasheh MS, Freytes CO, Vesole DH "Melphalan-associated pulmonary toxicity following high-dose therapy with autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation." Bone Marrow Transplant 26 (2000): 1107-9
6. Greenbaum-Lefkoe B, Rosenstock JG, Belasco JB, Rohrbaugh TM, Meadows AT "Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion. A complication of high-dose intravenous melphalan." Cancer 55 (1985): 44-6
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And Mr. Hilfiger takes the final walk.
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And Mr. Hilfiger takes the final walk.
"Mom I did it"
I am sure Mom was proud of you anyway :)
Good job, Chris, you were the best. :yay
Is anyone really surprised the man whose entire wardrobe consists of Hilfiger clothes won?
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I don't think Chris scored any points by being dressed head to toe in TH. In the first episode I think TH looked at him funny, thinking it was all an act.
The only connection that I see is that it appears that CC is obsessed with TH (in a good way) and that not only his clothes and but his other actions represented that he was giving it his all to work in the fashion industry and especially for TH.
This finale was pretty lame, and it was obvious who would win. He brought in a dozen or so designers who were not right for the Hilfiger brand at all and brought in one that was. So who else would he pick?
This was not about "Who is the best designer", it was about who was right for TH. That's fine, but I'm just glad their won't be a sequel.
BTW, I'm sick and tired of hearing the commentator/star's voice change when talking to the contestents. Do these shows think we are complete morons? It's obvious that Tommy isn't quick thinking enough to say something on the fly, so they must insert it later. This is the same thing they did with the Apprentice (I believe starting with Apprentice 2).
At least have the voices match up. They change the camera so you don't see the host, then the decibals go down several levels and the voice tone changes and hello, guess what, he never said actually said this but we are supposed to pretend like he did? WTF?!
Chris Cortez: :yay yes yes he WON :yay. he was my #1 pick from the very beginning n i am just sooo happy that he won! i luv the male outfit that he designed. n i'll b watchin out for his collection!
Princess: "The Cut" just wouldn't be the same without her. Princess IS the one with the most personality. after the 2nd eposide, i'm sure most ppl wanted her out fast (like me)...who would have thought she lasted this long...being the runner up? well, she ended up being my fav female contestant. i just absolutely love her spunky personality! n she was sooo cute when she was getting the manikins from the nice storeguy and was wearing the pink fur jacket that they gave her. at 1st, she was like, "it will look hot on me after i win"...n they just gave it to her!!! i did not know ppl are THAT nice these days...well, i guess there are. again, this show just wouldn't be the same without her! n on her outfits, i am absolutely in luv with the sweater dress n i totally dig the buttons shirt. i agree w/ Vlada when she said she would wear those outfits, c0z for me, i would luv to wear them; definitely my kind of style. happy to know that she was the runner up. would Chris hire her :D? i hope so...but if he doesn't, i'm sure she will have lots of offer. Like TH said, she has massive talents. i'll b watching out for her future collections.
Liz: i agree w/ TH when he said that her outfits were plain :mmm.
Rob, Chris S, James, Felix: happy to see 4 of my fav guyz were back :). luv the lil dance Rob did when he was picked by Princess.
Wes: lol...it was so cute watching him sleep. n i can't help but crack up when he was lying on Felix's shoulder :lol... Felix was like, "i always knew Wes thought highly of me, but i never thought he cares this much." i've always been neutral toward Felix, until 2 or 3 episodes ago. now, i'll miss watching him :(
Princess said she knit that dress by hand. No she did not!! Blatant lie. I am shocked Hilfiger did not catch that. She lied to the guy who lent her the manikins, as well. She said the other company had $1200 of her money. She gave them $600.
The fur business lent her the coat and she said she would come back and buy it when she won.
Well, Chris was a nice enough guy I suppose. I found it strange that Tommy chose his #1 fan as the winner. Chris is not going to design anything Hilfigers team could create right now. Dumb show. I liked it, it kept me coming back. Dumb show though.
I enjoyed the show, and ended up routing for Elizabeth because I like her personality and how hard she tries, and I disliked how the others constantly badmouthed her.
I was glad to see Chris win though. He's very talented, and if fulfilling his dream.
I'll be watching for the next one, which will probably be even better.


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- Publisher: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Pages: 100
- Illustrations: 87; 2 maps
- Dimensions: 9 1/2'' x 8 1/2'' x 3/5''
- Format: Paperback
- Authors: Joanne Pillsbury, Patricia Joan Sarro, James Doyle, and Juliet Wiersema
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From the first millennium B.C. until the arrival of Europeans in the sixteenth century, artists from across the ancient Americas created small-scale architectural effigies to be placed in the tombs of important individuals. These works range from highly abstracted, minimalist representations of temples and houses to elaborate complexes populated with figures. Although often called models, these effigies were not created as prototypes for structures, but rather to serve as components of funerary practices that conveyed beliefs about an afterlife.
Design for Eternity is the first publication in English to explore the full variety of these exquisite architectural works. The vivid illustrations and insightful essays focus on the role these intriguing sculptures played in mediating relationships among the living, the dead, and the divine.
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The Black Dam pride consists now of 3 large females, their 4 cubs (10 months old) and two males who are sometimes around, sometimes not. While watching them one evening, they got the scent of a herd of wildebeest further down the road and the pride went into hunt mode.
The females split off from the cubs and surrounded the herd, but the wildebeest were too alert for them, and the lions were seen. They gave up on the hunt and did what lions do best, went to sleep. Maybe another time they will be more successful.


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Mon, Nov 11, 2013
Columbia, Maryland
In a letter of response to constituents dated November 8, 2013, Sen. Ben Cardin expressed his support for credit unions, their mission, and their current tax exempt status. Writing to credit union members that have written to his office in support of maintaining the credit union tax exemption, Sen. Cardin wrote:
"Thank you for contacting me about the importance of maintaining credit unions' tax-exempt status. I agree with you that credit unions play an important role in our economy, which was especially apparent during the financial crisis. I strongly support credit unions and will carefully consider any proposal that would alter these institutions' ability to compete in the market.
"As you know, the Federal Credit Union Act of 1934 made credit unions eligible for tax-exempt status if they meet certain criteria: operating on a not-for-profit basis, organized without capital stock, and operating for mutual purposes. Credit unions serve many vital roles in our society. They provide competition for large financial institutions and also tend to be more reliable sources of credit for individuals and small businesses. I agree with you that negatively altering their tax status would have serious consequences for consumers and small businesses.
"As a member of the Senate Finance Committee, I participated in weekly meetings to discuss tax reform options. My colleagues and I are committed to enacting a simpler and fairer tax code and I am hopeful that we can get this done for the American people. Rest assured that as we continue to consider reform options going forward, I will continue to support credit unions and the choices in financial institutions that they provide. America needs strong credit unions.
"Thank you again for writing to me about this important issue and feel free to contact me in the future regarding this or any other matter of concern to you."
For further information regarding MD|DC CUA's efforts to protect the credit union tax exempt status or other advocacy issues, please contact Ricardo Pineres (firstname.lastname@example.com).


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Exports of U.S. crude oil to Asia appear to be starting to struggle under the weight of a narrowing discount for its domestic benchmark crude to international grades and efforts by other suppliers to maintain competitiveness. Vessel-tracking and port data suggest Asian imports of U.S.
Total WAF loadings for Asia hit record. Shipments of West African oil to China are set to surge to a record in January, boosting overall fixtures heading east to their highest in at least 14 years, a Reuters survey of shipping fixtures and traders showed on Wednesday. China's loadings are expected to jump by more than 20 percent from December to more than 1.
Over 500 ships waiting to load or unload coal; strong winter demand has driven coal, LNG and oil prices. Asian benchmark thermal coal prices have pushed to their highest levels since 2016, fuelled by demand in China and loading delays in Indonesia that have ramped up shipping congestion outside major coal ports.
China's LNG demand soars as tankers from the Americas divert to China. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is being re-exported to China from Japan and tankers are being diverted from as far away as Brazil, with traders rushing to find cargoes in the face of a supply crunch in the world's No.2 economy as winter bites.
An accumulation of tankers waiting to load around Venezuelan ports has grown in recent days as state-run oil company PDVSA struggles to deliver fuel oil for exports, according to traders and Reuters vessel tracking data. Venezuela is heavily dependent on oil exports. PDVSA's revenue represents more than 90 percent of the South American country's revenue in foreign currency.
North Sea's Forties pipeline shut after cracks found; Forties crude underpins the Brent benchmark. Oil rose above $65 a barrel for the first time since mid-2015 on Tuesday following a shutdown of the UK's biggest North Sea oil pipeline, which helps set the benchmark for global prices.
Nearly a quarter of U.S. refining capacity out; Motiva down for two weeks; Corpus Christi starts to reopen. Retail U.S. gasoline prices hit two-year highs and global shipping routes were scrambled as the nation's largest refiners remained shut on Friday, even as Harvey was losing strength. Major fuel pipelines feeding the U.S.
A hurricane in the heart of the U.S. energy industry is expected to upend years of U.S. excess oil capacity and low prices, with the impact expected to reverberate globally and affect energy markets for weeks. Harvey hit the Texas shore as a fierce Category 4 hurricane, causing massive flooding that knocked out 11.2 percent of U.S. refining capacity, a quarter of oil production from the U.S.
At least 10 tankers booked from Mideast to Europe; freight rate for clean tankers up 11 percent from Monday. Oil traders are rushing to secure vessels to ship refined fuel from the Middle East to Europe after a Dutch refinery outage made the route profitable, pushing freight rates to multi-month highs, traders and shipbrokers said on Thursday.
Water levels on the Rhine and Danube in Germany remain low despite recent rain and freight vessels cannot sail fully loaded on the German sections of the rivers, traders said on Tuesday. The Rhine is too shallow for normal sailings south of Duisburg and Cologne to Switzerland, traders said.
Oil market rebalancing has been pushed back by a few months rather than pushed off course, if recent movements in crude futures prices are to be believed. Brent futures prices for June delivery have risen in 10 of the last 11 trading sessions by a total of more than $5 per barrel.
OPEC appears to be slowly winning the battle against a global overhang of crude and oil products as inventories in onshore and floating storage decline. The price of oil may not reflect this just yet, as Brent crude futures are struggling to recover its losses for the year to date and break above $55 a barrel.


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This class is designed to introduce the student to the Speech-Language Pathology Assistant-Paraprofessional program. It will review the legal guidelines for the North Dakota Certificate of Completion, the academic requirements, the scope of practice for the paraprofessional, and include basic terminology and disorders. The class will help a student decide if he or she should apply for admission to the program.
CD 210 | INTRO TO COMMUNICATION DISORDERS (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CD 110. A Survey of various communication disorders: Language, phonology, fluency, voice, hearing impairment, cleft palate, cerebral palsy, aphasia. Ten hours of clinical observation are required.
CD 220 | APPLIED PHONETICS FOR SLPA (3 Credits)
Prerequisite: CD 210 and CD 221. The purpose of this course is to study the production and perception of speech sounds and to learn to transcribe spoken language. It will include learning and using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) to transcribe both normal and disordered speech production.
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Prerequisite: CD 110. The study of those events and processes which combine in relatively predictable and observable ways and are evidenced in the acquisition of language.
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Prerequisites: CD 210 and CD 221. A study of normal articulatory phonological development and the types, causes, and treatment of Articulatory-Phonological disorders. Ten hours of clinical observation are required.
CD 224 | TECHNIQUES FOR SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY ASSISTANTS (3 credits)
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The study of deviant language patterns in school-aged children and language differences among varied cultures. Evidence based intervention techniques and strategies for children with language impairments will be covered.
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Prerequisite: CD 212 and CD 224. Supervised practicum in a clinical setting. Students must enroll for a minimum of 4 credits.
CD 242 | AUDIOLOGY FOR SPEECH -LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY ASSISTANTS (2 credits)
This 2-hour elective course is designed to introduce the paraprofessional to the basic anatomy of the hearing mechanism. Information will also be presented about hearing disorders, basic audiometric test procedures, and educational, medical, and technological intervention procedures.


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SAN ANTONIO – It was a bittersweet homecoming that was 60 years in the making.
The remains of a San Antonio soldier who died fighting in the Korean War will be laid to rest here on Tuesday.
It's a long story and it's been an even longer emotional journey for the Sandoval family.
It all started back in 1953 when Corporal Frank Sandoval was killed at a POW camp. His body had been missing until now.
He was apparently buried at Pearl Harbor but was misidentified after dying at the North Korean prison camp. He had been tagged and was buried with another name.
A few months ago another family requested the body and with the help of DNA, realized it wasn't their loved one, it was Frank Sandoval.
RELATED | San Antonio soldier's body returns home after 65 years
A newspaper clipping from 1953 shows Sandoval's wife and two sons in mourning. Those boys are now men and have spent the last 65 years praying for his homecoming.
That day came Monday.
KENS 5's cameras were there as Corporal Sandoval's remains were flown into San Antonio as it was a somber and emotional day for Frank Jr and Alejandro Sandoval.
"I kept praying that he'd get here before I passed and he has," Alejandro said.
"We kept the faith and it worked, he was brought home," Frank Jr said. "We actually thought we would never see this day. This is an incredible day."
Frank will be buried at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery Tuesday morning with full military honors.


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Arisia went very well. Unlike last year, I didn't exhibit at a table, because I was tapped to play local guide and guest liason to my friend and this year's Webcomics Guest of Honor, Shaenon K. Garrity. Also thanks to my Boston Comics Roundtable compadre, Jaime Garmendia, the comics programming was top-notch, and I enjoyed being on a full load of panels.
Interestingly, the "Challenges of Self-Publishing" panel's audience seemed to be weighed toward non-comics publishing, and everyone on the panel was from a comics background. We tried our best to generalize the discussion, but we had our limitations. Personally, I found it difficult, because I share the industry's skepticism toward self-published prose. While comics has a long, storied history of people getting a great start on indy side of the aisle, prose is littered with vanity presses and poorly-proofread tomes that the larger presses had rejected, often for good reason. However, given the changing nature of publishing, is that skepticism still justified? Perhaps that's a conversation we should have.
Last year's "Tools for Digital Art" panel had been a highlight, and I was looking forward to this year's reprise. However, due to a change of format and venue, this year's was a bit rougher around the edges. Despite the extra time added, we barely scratched the surface of the topic, and got a little too in-depth into specific features in programs like Photoshop and Poser. My feeling is next year we should consider dividing the panel into separate panels dealing 2D and 3D tools, respectively. There's just too much ground to cover to try to squeeze it all into 75 minutes. Of course, it's far too easy for me to talk at length about art process and how I use my tools, so perhaps I'm biased. Perhaps a workshop specifically on using digital tools in comics creation would be a good panel topic. If you happened to attend the panel, I'd be delighted to hear your thoughts.
On a related note, I worked up a walkthrough on how I'm using Photoshop to pencil PS since getting a Cintiq last month. I wasn't able to use it at the panel, so I'll be adapting what I have and debut it here in a future post. Stay tuned!
The "Comics: Not How You Start, But How You Finish!" panel was an experiment posed by yours truly. Oftentimes, many panels cover the topic of "How to Start a Comic", but I've never seen one that discussed how to reach the finish line. We primarily covered ground on what stumbling blocks you may run into as a creator, and how to keep motivated to push through those obstacles and finish your comic. Seeking informative feedback, writing & drawing what you love, and getting over perfectionism where all highlights. It was a trickier topic to discuss at length than I'd imagined, but overall the discussion went well.
BCR's Roho and Dave Marshall hosted the Comics Fight! on Saturday evening, and as usual it was lots of fun. I never do quite as well as I'd like at these, but I always have a good time. In a surprise turn, previous champion Braden D. Lamb emerged from the audience and kicked our collective butts. His "Baby Turkey as a Monster" drawing was simultaneously adorable and the stuff of nightmares. I should have gotten a photo. Did anyone else?
Much like the self-publishing panel, "Marketing Independent Media" was attended by a wide range of people wanting to bring non-comics work to the world, including podcasts, internet TV episodes and independent film. Inevitably, we mostly discussed ways to get the word out online, but also covered approaching stores, networking in person, and the importance of attending real events and conventions to find other people doing what you're interested in.
By far, the best-attended panel was "The Best Webcomics You're Not Reading", which was a resounding success, which Kelly J Cooper broke down in great detail here. She covers it there better than I. Suffice to say, despite the impressive list, I still had more recommendations that we didn't get to.
Lastly, the "How to Write a Comic" was probably my favorite for the whole weekend. I adore talking about process, and this was nothing but. I think the most fascinating thing I took away was that some writers who I admire greatly, and think of themselves as writers first, actually thumbnail out their comic scripts before writing them down. This is exactly the opposite of how I work, despite the fact I think of myself as an artist first. Yet, I write up scripts before I start drawing. I wonder if I would benefit from trying this.
Finally, I think the highlight of the weekend was meeting a fan who discovered Shaenon's and my work through a little giveaway comic called "Next Stop: Germany!" that we were hired by Viz to do for the 2006 U.S. World Cup Team. It was a fun little project and a great paying gig, but I'd figured that nobody had ever really seen it, let alone enjoyed it. Well, it turns out it was very well received among fans of the US team. I was especially pleased to find that he even recognized and appreciated all the research I put into the art in the comic. He even pointed out that some of the photos I reference were considered to be iconic images amongst followers of team. Thank you so much, man! You totally made my weekend.
Anyway, it was a lots of fun. Thanks to everyone who came out for the panels and/or caught me in the hallways in between. If you happened to attend any panels and somehow missed chatting, please let me know what you thought.
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