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As a part of their professional development programs, Minnesota school districts invite IRG to offer workshops for educators. The IRG educators' workshop is intended to introduce teachers, administrators and district officials to the basic terminology of Islam and to help them get a basic understanding of the Minnesota Muslim community and culture. The main focus of the workshop is on how to incorporate Islamic culture studies into the curriculum and to provide educators with tools to better interact with Muslim students and parents.
Questions and Answers Regarding Teaching About Religion in Public Schools
Source: A Teacher's Guide to Religion in the Public Schools, First Amendment Center
Is it constitutional to teach about religion?
The First Amendment Center cites the 1960's school prayer cases (that promoted rulings against state-sponsored school prayer and Bible reading) in which the U.S. Supreme Court indicated that public school education may include teaching about religion. In Abington v. Schempp Associate Justice Tom Clarke wrote for the Court:
It might well be said that one's education is not complete without a study of comparative religion or the history of religion and its relationship to the advancement of civilization. It certainly may be said that the Bible is worthy of study for its literary and historic qualities. Nothing we have said here indicates that such study of the Bible or of religion, when presented objectively as part of a secular program of education, may not be effectively consistently with the First Amendment.
Why should study about religion be included in the curriculum?
The Center addresses this question based on the principles found in the publication Religion in the Public School Curriculum: Questions and Answers, issued by a coalition of 17 major religious and educational organizations.
Because religion plays a significant role in history and society, study about religion in essential to understanding both the nation and the world. Omission of facts about religion can give students the false impression that the religious life of humankind is insignificant or unimportant. Failure to understand even the basic symbols, practices, and concepts of the various religions makes much of history, literature, art and contemporary life unintelligent…
How should I teach about religion?
The First Amendment Center provides the following guidelines from the Religion in the Public School Curriculum to address this question:
* The school's approach to religion is academic, not devotional.
* The school strives for student awareness of religions, but does not press for student acceptance of any religion.
* The school sponsors study about religion, not the practice of religion.
* The school may expose students to a diversity of religious views, but may not impose any particular view.
* The school educates about all religions, it does not promote or denigrate religion.
* The school informs students about various beliefs; it does not seek to make students conform to any particular belief.
May I invite guest speakers to help with the study of their religion?
The Center recommends that teachers refer to their school district's policies concerning guest speakers in the classroom. In choosing a guest, the Center suggests inviting someone with the academic background necessary for an objective and scholarly discussion of the historical period and the religion being considered, and encourages utilizing speakers who understand First Amendment guidelines when teaching about religion in public schools.
IRG rigorously trains and certifies speakers based on the First Amendment Center guidelines for speaking about religion in schools and other public and private institutions.
To review the complete guidelines and to order a copy of A Teacher's Guide to Religion in the Public Schools contact the First Amendment Center at 800-830-3733 or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and request publication no. 99-F02A.
You can also obtain a copy of Finding Common Ground: A Guide to Religious Liberty in Public Schools, (2007 revision) by Charles C. Haynes and Oliver Thomas, which is a First Amendment guide to religion and public education. The book can be downloaded from the First Amendment Center website.
About the First Amendment Center
The First Amendment Center works to preserve and protect First Amendment freedoms by clarifying and educating the public on this subject. The Center serves as a forum for the study and exploration of issues relating to freedoms of expression, including freedom of speech, freedom of the press and religion, the right to assemble and to petition the government. Through its Religious Freedom Programs, the Center helps schools and communities throughout the nation address issues concerning religion and values in public education.
IRG bases its guiding principles upon the First Amendment Center publication, A Teacher's Guide to Religion in the Public Schools. This guide is based upon the principles outlined in Religious Liberty, Public Education, and the Future of American Democracy, a document produced by a group of educational and religious organizations. Principle IV of this document states:
Public Schools may not inculcate nor inhibit religion. They must be places where religion and religious conviction are treated with fairness and respect. Public schools uphold the First Amendment when they protect the religious liberty rights of students of all faiths or none. Schools demonstrate fairness when they ensure that the curriculum includes study about religion, where appropriate, as an important part of a complete education.
This principle supports IRG's mandate to provide academic presentations on Islam and the Muslim world to complement the Social Studies, World Religions and History curriculum in schools. To this end, IRG trains, observes and tests speakers on their knowledge of the content and their understanding of their role in the classroom. As part of their education, IRG speakers are trained to uphold the ideals and principles of the First Amendment and pledge to:
* Provide an academic view of Islam's place and impact on world history as one of the major religions studied.
* Honor the trust of the host organization and provide education about religion within the context of Social Studies, World Religions and History.
* Provide accurate and balanced information relating to Islam and Muslims.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WKBN) – New Castle graduate and Ohio State unanimous All-American Safety Malik Hooker has declared for the 2017 NFL Draft. He forgoes his final two years of eligibility at OSU.
Hooker made the official announcement on Twitter on Monday afternoon.
In his lone season as a starter, the former Red Hurricane led the Buckeyes with seven interceptions, including a school-record three returned for touchdowns. He also piled up 74 tackles which was third-most on the team, with eleven passes defended.
Some draft projections have Hooker listed as a potential top-ten pick. The NFL Draft takes place beginning April 27th in Philadelphia.

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> From: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> > << The Oceans basins are the fountains of the great deep. These basins
> were
> > broken up by asteroid impacts, initiating sinking of the dense oceanic
> crust
> > into the Athenesphere. >>
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> > Only by taking the "fountains of the great deep" out of their historical
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> > biblical context could they be considered "ocean basins."
> I have taken it within the Biblical context. The Historical context might
> be able to offer ambiance and flavor or contrast, but it certainly cannot
> not give the Biblical context. One of the major falshoods promoted among
> Biblical scholars is that monotheism grew out of polytheism, that Biblical
> ideas and theology must have developed from the surrounding cultures.
> Rather, the other religions developed as perversions of the true worship of
> God when men rejected God. The Bible tells us the true religion and the
> truth about origins.
Rather surprisingly I must express some degree of agreement with Allen
here - but only some.
The faith of Israel didn't simply "evolve" in a natural way from
polytheism. OTOH, it is wrong to imagine that "true religion" existed from the
beginning of the human race & that polytheism &c degenerated from it. The
biblical picture is rather one of _all_ people being separated from God and
worshipping false Gods, & of God then calling Abram out of those people. Cf.
Joshua 24:2-3.
& it's clear that for a long time the religion of Israel was not pure
monotheism. Until the time of the exile it's more accurately described as
henotheism - Israel was to worship only YHWH, but did not deny the existence of
other deities.
But more important for the present discussion is the fact that the
biblical writers certainly used many ideas from surrounding cultures which do
not touch directly on the nature of faith in YHWH. The cosmology of Genesis,
including "the great deep", is the most obvious example.
George L. Murphy
"The Science-Theology Interface"
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|Sophomore Jesslynn Poitra, a biology major and American Indian Studies minor, is a member of the UMD American Indian Students in Science and Engineering Society.
According to a 2011 U.S. Department of Commerce study, "Women in STEM Fields," women hold a disproportionately low share of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) undergraduate degrees, particularly in engineering. The low number of women graduates translates into a low number of women in STEM careers. Although women fill nearly half of all jobs in the U.S. economy, they hold less than 25 percent of STEM jobs, even though over the past decade, women have increased their share of the workforce.
Faculty, administrators, and even students at the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD) have been trying new tactics to increase the number of women and minorities interested in these fields.
"One of the biggest issues for UMD is finding women role models," said Penny Morton, associate dean in the Swenson College of Science and Engineering. "We have been trying to hire more female faculty to help support female students who are looking at careers in STEM fields." Senior electrical engineering student Kayla Wilson thinks adding women faculty is the right thing to do. "So far, I haven't had one female professor," she said. "That adds some extra stress to my classes."
Alaina Dodaro, a junior civil engineering student, says that in her upper division courses she is one of only four women in her class. "It feels a little intimidating to be surrounded by guys most of the time," she said. Dodaro hints at a more subtle problem, societal disapproval. According to an article on engineering stereotypes in the September 2013 issue of Social Psychology of Education, a negative attitude about women who excel at engineering and mathematical inhibits women from majoring in engineering. A social stigma, the article says, "think nerd," is associated with engineering and it deters both males and females. Dodaro agrees with the concept, "When I talk to women or even men about my field of interest, I get that 'wide eyed' look from them. It makes me feel uncomfortable."
Dodaro is sticking with civil engineering in spite of the low numbers of women in her classes and the negative stigma. "Right now there are more job opportunities for girls than guys," she said. "Times are changing and people are embracing the fact that girls can do what guys can do."
Morton sees the lack of role models as a major problem and is recruiting and hiring more women faculty. "Within the last couple of years, UMD has hired two tenure-track women faculty in mechanical engineering and last year we hired two tenure-track women faculty in civil engineering," Morton said. "It isn't enough yet, but we are pleased with the improvement."
Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
Wilson believes that when women support each other, success follows. That's why she is an active member of the UMD student organization, Society of Women Engineers (SWE). "We need to make the Society of Women Engineers more well known throughout campus," said Wilson. "Sharing information and experiences is really helpful. I wish I had gotten involved earlier." The goal of SWE is to empower women to succeed and advance in the field of engineering, to be recognized for their life-changing contributions as engineers and leaders, and to establish engineering as a highly desirable career for women.
American Indian Students in Science and Engineering Society (AISES)
Sophomore Jesslynn Poitra, a biology major and American Indian Studies minor, says the UMD American Indian Students in Science and Engineering Society (AISES) does a good job of encouraging young Native students to choose majors in STEM fields. "There's a wide range of different science majors and minors in the group," she said. After graduating from UMD, Poitra plans to continue her schooling in a veterinary medicine program and become a veterinarian.
The goal of AISES is not only to support students but to support American Indian communities and families into the future. That is the underlying reason they provide young American Indian students with opportunities to explore science. That goal resonates with Poitra. Her family has provided her with inspiration. "My aunt and my mom are my biggest role models," said Poitra. "My aunt is an occupational therapist and a very giving person. My mom has worked very hard and I admire her so much for that. She pushed me to work hard too and do well in school."
Getting on Track
"First, we need to highlight the problem, then we need to listen," said geology professor Vicki Hansen. Hansen received a grant for 2008-2012 from the National Science Foundation to examine the status of UMD women in STEM fields and to make recommendations for programs to support women faculty. "The research examined current and past retention and pointed to an extremely low number of women faculty in the STEM fields," she said. "UMD has lost a number of women with exceptional research programs and strong leadership skills." At UMD and around the country, women tenured faculty are underrepresented, but women instructors are overrepresented in STEM areas. "This distribution seems to communicate that women are more qualified for instructor positions than for tenure-track positions," Hansen said. "We need programs to assist all women faculty members in order to make UMD a place where women faculty apply, are hired, and flourish," she said.
Morton agrees. "UMD is working to change our culture, and that is really ambitious. We want to enhance the experience of women in STEM programs," she said. "Retaining female students and helping them succeed is really important. We want to do the same for our women faculty."
It is clear these changes won't happen overnight, but every positive step is making UMD a better academic environment for women.
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|School house in Louisa County, Virginia
Photograph shows a wooden building used as a school in 1935, for African American children in Louisa County, Virginia.
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With the World Cup opener less than 24 hours away, soccer fans across the globe are setting their DVR's and scouting out bars open at ungodly hours just for a chance to watch the world's very best stars. To keep you informed and prepared for the month-long tournament, here's a list of players to watch out for and their playing style counterparts from the NBA:
Wayne Rooney is Dwyane Wade
Known for his scoring prowess, forward Wayne Rooney is undoubtedly the key to England's run at its first World Cup trophy in over 40 years. Much like D-Wade, Rooney is a physical scorer, who finished second in Premiership goals with 26 tallies for club team Manchester United.
Cristiano Ronaldo is Derrick Rose
Portugal, entering the World Cup in the Group of Death (Brazil, Cote D'Ivoire, North Korea), has never had a better stretch than a 1966 third-place finish. With perhaps the toughest road to the Cup, they will rely heavily on the play of midfielder Cristiano Ronaldo, known for his blazing speed and lethal crossovers at Spanish club side Real Madrid.
Lionel Messi is Kevin Durant
Fresh off a 2009 campaign that earned him FIFA World Player of the Year honors, Argentinian midfielder Lionel Messi is the man to watch in South Africa. Argentina's playmaker, known more for his technical ability than his physicality, can dribble past seemingly any defender and has a penchant for highlight-reel scoring. He led La Liga in goals with 34 with Barcelona.
Kaká is Steve Nash
If Brazil wants to regain the form that earned the country its fifth World Cup trophy in 2002, it will require a Herculean effort from midfielder Kaká. Though surrounded by talent, Kaká's play is understated in its brilliance. He is a game-changing midfielder with scoring ability, and constantly seems one step ahead of his competition.
David Villa is Carmelo Anthony
The Spanish forward, who recently made the move to Barcelona on a €40 million transfer fee, is counted on for one thing and one thing alone: scoring. Former club Valencia finished third in La Liga thanks in large part to Villa's contributions (21 league goals), and he has quickly become one of the most prolific scorers in the world.
Samuel Eto'o is Kobe Bryant
Put simply, Samuel Eto'o is a winner. The Cameroonian forward helped lead his Barcelona club to a Champions League trophy in 2009 with six goals in 12 CL appearances. His move to current Italian club Inter Milan wouldn't keep him from earning more hardware — Inter enjoyed another Serie A championship after his arrival, and they won their second ever Champions League trophy at the end of the 2010 season.
Frank Lampard is Chris Paul
One of the most brilliant playmakers in the game today, British midfielder Frank Lampard has potentially the highest soccer IQ in the tournament. Lampard led Chelsea in assists (14) and added 22 goals of his own in helping Chelsea to a first-place finish in the Premiership. Even more so than his final numbers will indicate, Lampard's play will be instrumental in the British attack.
Maicon is Dwight Howard
Finding a defender with offensive capabilities is not always easy, but Brazil has a perfect fit for its playing style in right back Maicon. The Inter Milan star, quickly rising in prominence as one of the best defenders in the game, also plays a key role in the offense with overlapping runs down the flank. Combined with his shutdown defense at right back, Maicon may very well establish himself as the best defender in the world by tourney's end.
Cesc Fabregas is Rajon Rondo
Much like Rondo's move from the University of Kentucky to the Boston Celtics, when Fabregas was signed away from Barcelona by Arsenal as a 16-year-old, he had made a transition from one historic club to another. The play of Fabregas in the midfield will be crucial to Spain's chances of success. Known for his passing and distribution abilities, Fabregas brings a creativity and vision to the midfield that is unheralded for a 23-year-old.
Didier Drogba is LeBron James
You didn't really think we would skip out on a LeBron James comparison, did you? Despite Drogba's recent injury that has him in doubt for Cote D'Ivoire, the forward has established himself as the very best in the game in his six years with Chelsea. And though his club team has yet to find an elusive Champions League trophy (sound familiar?), Drogba led the Premiership with 29 goals in 2009/2010.
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Goodrich Petroleum Corp. GDP, -2.50% unveiled a lower capital expenditure budget for 2013 as it plans to reduce natural gas production and focus on oil in either the Eagle Ford Shale or the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale.
The oil and gas producer said it set its 2013 capital expenditure budget at $175 million to $200 million, compared with its estimated 2012 budget of roughly $250 million.
Goodrich said $115 million to $137 million will be allocated to oil-directed activity in the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas. The planned spending in the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, which is partly in Louisiana and Mississippi, will be between $25 million and $50 million.
The gas-directed capital expenditure budget is $22 million, which is allocated to the completion of 13 wells at the Haynesville Shale in Louisiana.
Goodrich estimates oil volumes to grow by 40% to 60% in 2013 from 2012, while natural gas volumes are seen down about 10% year over year.
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I love adventure.
I was born in the Phillippines because my biological father was in the Air Force and was stationed there. My mom had joined him on base…and, well, I was the result of them spending some time together as married people. I flew for the first time when my family returned to the United States before the age of one. I blame my late night nature on the fact that I was born in a time zone that is completely flip-flopped from the time zone in which I live now.
After my parents divorced, flights from North Dakota to the east coast became a part of my annual ritual. Once on the east coast, adventure continued as family members introduced my brother and me to Boston, Plymouth Rock, New York City, whaling towns in Connecticut, and – of course – the Rhode Island beaches. By the way, there is nothing more wonderful for a soul than some time at a Rhode Island coastal spot.
One of my favorite spots in the world will always be Beavertail Lighthouse. One of my aunts has a specifically adventurous spirit. She happened to be the youngest and unmarried while I grew up. She used to take us to see the sunrise at Beavertail Lighthouse, breakfast at a place called Stacy's, and then fun climbing on the rocks along the coast. I return to this place whenever I am east because just breathing in the air calms my spirit, reminds me of younger times, and starts my heart pumping with the excitement of adventure.
As soon as I passed my North Dakota licensing requirements, road trips became part of my life. First, to exotic placed like Fargo – an hour away from home. Later, to Crystal Springs Baptist Camp. Eventually, after my freshman year in college, my parents agreed to let Marc and I road trip to Rhode Island. My own children are only 3 years from the age I was…wow! How did my parents say "yes" to that?? The only dicey part of the trip was when I had to cross four lanes of traffic in the heart of Chicago because the exit was on the opposite side of the road than it was. On our way home, we drove through the night to Cedar Point, OH, and spent the day riding roller coasters. People thought we were crazy! We had not slept the night before, and we crashed in a motel room by 8 p.m. that night before heading back on the road the next morning. It was so fun! Probably the best memory we have together as siblings.
Road trips, flights across the nation and around the world, and adventure are part of my spirit.
Yesterday, I did something new, courageous, and fun. I took the Megabus! I am presenting at a conference in Indianapolis, IN, on Thursday (conference starts Wednesday night), and I really wanted to see the Civil Wars' show…on Wednesday in Minneapolis. Then I looked more closely at their tour schedule and discovered that they were in concert in Milwaukee on Tuesday night. Perfect! Milwaukee is on the way to Indiana, right?
My workplace pays for approved conferences and the travel involved in them, but stopping in Milwaukee created an extra expense in my travel plans. A stop overnight on flights, even though they fly right through Milwaukee, added significant cost to my trip. And that cost would be handed down to me. I started to brainstorm how this would work best. Driving myself the whole way did cross my mind…several times. I love to drive. When I was making my arrangements, I did not know that I would have a herniated disc in my back. Driving myself across the land would not have been a wise decision. Three hours if sitting in the same position has been about all I can handle lately.
The Megabus experience has proven itself worthy. If you buy your ticket on the right day for the right day and time, you can find amazing deals. I rode for $1 plus 50cent booking fee. This is downright thievery! My gas to Milwaukee would have easily been at least $60 round trip…and one needs to take a roundtrip otherwise how does the car get home? The downside of this Megabus thing is that one cannot book a trip across the country easily. The set up of the Megabus system consists of several hubs with spokes out from the hubs. If I want to get from Minneapolis to Boston (which I do sometime!!!), I have to travel from hub to hub (Minneapois – Chicago – Columbus – Pittsburgh – New York City – Boston). And each trip – each way!! – requires a different transaction and a lot of praying that all goes through well. IF all would go through well, though, AND IF I could get seats for $1 on all of the trips each direction, I could travel roundtrip to Boston for under $20.
That is amazing!
Adventure comes in many forms. For me, a little business trip splashed with a stop to see the Civil Wars means that my adventurous spirit has been fed!
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Populating the People hub on the HTC 7 Trophy, as with other Windows Phone handsets, is pretty much unavoidable. Signing into your Windows Live account can bring contacts from there, while adding another service, such as Gmail, can bring down those contacts too.
To fill out information on those contacts, you can then link them all to your Facebook account. You have the option of bringing in all your Facebook friends, or adding those that already have a contact entry.
If the Trophy doesn't connect a contact to its relevant Facebook profile for some reason, you can go into the contact and do it manually. You can also do this to link any duplicate contact entries to each other. It's an extremely painless process.
The contact list in the People can be scrolled down, you can bring up a list of letters, or you can hit the Search button and type in who you're looking for.
Enter a contact and you'll see their name at the top along with a little note to tell you where the information is being drawn from. Their main profile will feature a picture (this will be their Facebook profile picture if you've just left the phone to its own devices and not added one yourself) and their last Facebook status update will be next to the image.
Below that, you get context-sensitive options for each bit of contact information your have for them. Calling, texting, writing on their Facebook wall and emailing them are all just a click away, although it's a shame there's no 'message through Facebook' option.
Flick to the right on the Profile page and you'll see their What's New screen, which is essentially a kind of Facebook news feed for that person's wall.
If you're adding a new contact, you're presented with a fairly typical information input screen, but with one nice addition. There's an Account button, asking which of your online contacts lists it should sync the new contact with (so it could be your Windows Live or Google account, for example).
The dialling screen on the Trophy is just a simple set of numbers, and doesn't have the smart contacts dialler that other phones do. However, it's simple to get to your contacts list from the call screens and find who you're looking for.
We found that the HTC 7 Trophy was really strong at picking up and holding signal – better than a lot of other smartphones in known problem spots. Similarly, data connection speeds were very strong.
Call quality was pretty good, though not amazing. The ear speaker didn't stand up too well to loud traffic, but voices were nice and clear. The external speaker can get very loud, though is quite shrill and distorted at very high volumes, which doesn't make it ideal for speech.


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Panther vs. T-34 (Paperback)
Ukraine 1943 (Duel #4)
Osprey Publishing (UK), 9781846031496, 80pp.
Publication Date: October 23, 2007
Robert A. Forczyk provides a riveting and intense description of the design and development of these two deadly opponents, the Panther and the T-34, analyzing their strengths and weaknesses and describing their tactics, weaponry and training. Moreover he gives an insight into the lives of the tank crews themselves, who were caught up in the largest land conflict of World War II, in some of the most important engagements in the history of warfare.
Innovative digital artwork and first-person perspectives place the reader in the midst of a duel between the titans of the Soviet and German armed forces in a ruthless and relentless death match that would determine the war on the Eastern Front and, indeed, the fate of Nazi Germany.
About the Author
Praise For Panther vs. T-34: Ukraine 1943 (Duel #4)…
"...Robert Forczyk, a Ph.D. who served 18 years as an armor officer in the U.S. Army Reserve, concludes that the T-34's brilliantly simple, functional conception made it the better of the two... After providing technical details, [the] book discusses crew training and tactics, profiles one or two outstanding operators of each tank and then shows how they performed against one another in combat. Enhanced by photos and artwork, including views of the interiors and through the gun sights, the Duel series is sure to spark debate among Buffs." -Jon Guttman, Military History Magazine (January/February 2008)
"Robert Forczyk's Panther vs. T-34: Ukraine 1943 is a pick for any military library focusing on equipment and action. A blend of first-person perspectives and digital artwork chart the progress of the two greatest tanks of World War II." -The Bookwatch (December 2007)
"This work provides a welcome contrast to the usual praise surrounding the Panther, and it is one of the best Osprey Duel series titles to date." - Mark E. Stille, World War II Quarterly (Volume 4, Number 4, 2007)
"In all, a superb look at these two tanks and how well they operated in combat against each other. A book I can highly recommend for you." -Scott Van Aken, modelingmadness.com (November 2007)
"Overall, this is a good addition to Osprey's library... The text was compelling to read and caused me to reconsider my thoughts about both tanks." -tabletopgamingnews.com (October 2007)


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Golden Gophers face Spartans in Week 10 odds
Minnesota Golden Gophers vs Michigan State Spartans Odds
The visiting Golden Gophers hope to send their backers to the pay window on Saturday as they look to cover the spread at Spartan Stadium against the Spartans.
The Golden Gophers will try to spoil to the party on Saturday; they are 3-5 ATS against the number this season, while the Spartans are 5-3 ATS. Minnesota is 4-4 on the totals; Michigan State is 2-5.
View Minnesota vs Michigan State Odds and Stats.
Betting Line: The Spartans were listed as 27.5-point favorites at sportsbooks on the opening college football line.
Power Rankings / Prediction: The power rankings show a disparity between these teams, with the Spartans rated this week at No. 10 and the Golden Gophers sitting at No. 102. It may or may not play a role in OddsShark score prediction models that turned out a 34-7 result in favor of the Spartans this week.
How They Match Up:
Offensively, the game matches up Michigan State's No. 74-ranked offense (26 PPG) against a Golden Gophers defense that ranks No. 105 at 34 PPG. The Spartans passing attack has averaged 230.2 yards per game, more than the Golden Gophers give up through the air (229 YPG on average).
In comparing defenses, the Golden Gophers own the league's No. 102-rated front 7 in terms of stopping the run, allowing 215.7 yards per game when on the road. Michigan State, on the other hand, rates No. 54 this week in generating rushing yards at home.
In their last action, Minnesota was a 22-21 winner at home against Iowa. They covered the 14.5–point spread as underdogs, while the combined score (43) was profitable news for UNDER bettors.
Michigan State was a 24-3 loser in their most recent outing on the road against Nebraska. They failed to cover the 4.5–point spread as underdogs, while the total score (27) made winners of UNDER bettors.
Minnesota Golden Gophers Trends:
When playing in November are 3-7
When playing on grass are 2-8
After being outgained are 4-6
When playing within the conference are 3-7
Michigan State Spartans Trends:
When playing in November are 8-2
When playing on grass are 8-2
After being outgained are 4-6
When playing within the conference are 8-2
A few Golden Gophers at Spartans trends to consider:
The total has gone OVER in 4 of Minnesota's last 6 games
Minnesota is 6-3 SU in its last 9 games when playing Michigan State
Minnesota is 1-4 ATS in its last 5 games
Minnesota is 1-4 SU in its last 5 games
Michigan State is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games at home
Michigan State is 17-4 SU in its last 21 games
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Michigan State's last 7 games
Michigan State is 3-6 SU in its last 9 games when playing Minnesota
Next up:
Minnesota home to Wisconsin, Saturday, November 12
Michigan State at Iowa, Saturday, November 12


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Excluding the agog affections of league-joining aficionados, the bowling alley never quite appears to be anyone's first choice for a night out. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride, a visit to the bowling alley is forever an afterthought, toppled in favor by dinner, drinks and dancing, and in constant competition with the pool hall. Conversely, bowling night can also suggest a conjuring of all things kitschy, from the cheap booze to the tawdry shoes. But if you're jonesin' for something different to fill your nocturnal hours with, bowling just may be it. Especially if you want to bowl in style.
Mr. Goodwill Hunting, aka Rashon Carraway, is hosting the "Bowling in Bowties" event at the Epicenter's Strike City, on Friday, Nov. 11. Participants can look forward to the venue's usual amenities, as well as a photo challenge to reward the night's best-looking bowtie'd bowler. An exclusive bowtie may be auctioned off as well. The event coincides with Strike City's "Birthday Club" promotion, where November birthday babies and their friends can receive special drink features, and more. More information about "Birthday club" can be found at http://strikecitycharlotte.com/special-event/?event_id=6749


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Food has always had a big impact on my life. I have fond memories of my family gathering around, cooking, laughing and baking for hours, our hands caked in flour and the messy but magically fragrant kitchen. I remember my father mastering the apple pie cake and bragging about it, and he had every single right to do so. His cake was just heavenly! He was and still is an expert in making cake of any kind. Sometimes, when I talk about my dad's desserts, many people think that he is a pastry chef. Well, he is not! He is a self-taught cook and baker, and lucky for us he passed his incredible cake recipes on to us
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When I migrated from Greece to the United States, I got a notebook with my parents' recipes, which I still have. One of those is the following recipe — with a few of my own additions. As a Greek, I learned to love spices on foods as well as on desserts!
Fluffy and airy, like a cloud in your mouth, this cake is absolutely scrumptious! The cardamon is profound and the pears along with the red-wine chocolate syrup blends together beautifully. Not overly sweet, the spices are just right and crunchy on top. You can't deny a piece of cake like this
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3 medium-sized crisp, Bosc pears, peeled but whole, with the stem left on (Bosc pears hold their shape with the poaching and baking time, I could only find large ones)
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Agency: Headquarters Counseling Center
Contact: 841-2345
Headquarters Counseling Center seeks volunteer counselors for its 24-hour counseling hot line and walk-in support center. In advance of an upcoming training program, Headquarters will have informational meetings from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. today at the Community Mercantile, 901 Iowa, and 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vt.
People interested in volunteering should attend one of the meetings to learn more about the training and responsibilities of a Headquarters counselor.
For more information, call 841-2345 or send e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Immediate volunteer needs
¢ Operation WildLife seeks publicity assistants to help recruit volunteers to help save the lives of rescued animals. Publicity assistants will be assigned a nearby city and asked to post volunteer recruitment fliers once per month at a list of locations. Volunteers are asked to check the posters once per month and replace them as needed.
The volunteer will be asked to check in once a month to verify completion of duties. For more information, contact Jamie Stoughton at (913) 408-4252 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
¢ Douglas County Senior Services seeks friendly visitor volunteers for homebound and frail seniors. Volunteers will provide social support, run errands, write or read letters, and make phone calls. For additional information or to apply to volunteer, contact Ashley Schemm at 842-0543.
¢ Wakarusa Valley School seeks volunteers to assist with the after-school program from 2:50 p.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays. Volunteers will assist children with homework and other activities as directed by the after-school program staff. For more information contact Aimee Ziegler, WRAP team leader, at 423-4132 or email@example.com.
¢ The Lawrence Humane Society needs volunteers to take animals for visits at nursing homes in Douglas County. Shifts are Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday afternoons, two to four times each month. Prospective volunteers should contact Amy Povich at the Lawrence Humane Society, 843-6835.
¢ The Lawrence Public Library needs a volunteer for administrative support, two to four hours each week. The volunteer must have good computer and organizational skills. Contact Maria Butler at 843-3833 or email@example.com for more information.
¢ The Teen Events Committee of the Boys and Girls Club is looking for adult volunteers for the junior high event from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday at Woodlawn School. For more information contact Erika Zimmerman, teen coordinator, at 423-3780 or email@example.com.
¢ The Big Brothers Big Sisters program needs volunteer bowlers for the Bowl for Kids' Sake event. Dates for bowling at Royal Crest Lanes are at 9:30 p.m. Feb. 16, 6 p.m. Feb. 17, 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Feb. 18, 9:30 p.m. Feb. 23 and 2 p.m., 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. Feb. 24. People interested in participating in this fundraising event by being captain of a team with four other bowlers should call the BBBS office at 843-7359.
¢ Meals on Wheels needs volunteer drivers to deliver lunch to homebound elderly residents and people with disabilities. The organization has opened several routes and needs more than 10 regular volunteers and extra substitute drivers.
To learn more about volunteering with Meals on Wheels, call 979-1440 or e-mail 4mealsonwheels@sbcglobal.
¢ Babcock Place is seeking volunteers to pick up and deliver commodity goods to those in need once or twice each month, depending on availability. Volunteers also are needed to lead residents through established exercise routines lasting 30 to 45 minutes weekday mornings.
Volunteers may work on days that fit their schedule. For more information, contact Gayle Sigurdson at 832-1692 or firstname.lastname@example.com
- For more volunteer opportunities, contact the Roger Hill Volunteer Center, a service of the United Way of Douglas County, 2518 Ridge Court, Room 200, at 865-5030 or email@example.com. Opportunities are also online at www.rhvc.org.
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Networking is not an innate talent: it is a technique that can be learned, honed, and applied with amazing results.
Written by a psychologist and regular contributor to the Financial Times, Guardian, BBC, and CNN, "Networking" addresses the how, why, and who of networking to enable virtually anyone to grasp the key skills and get a leg up on their career.
The book contains hints, tips, and advice on how to keep people's attention on you, your business card in the rolodex and out of the trash, and how to build the relationships you need to achieve your goals.
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Terry has returned to Chelsea where he will receive more treatment in an attempt to get him fit for Saturday's Premier League game with QPR at Loftus Road.
That game could pit him against Anton Ferdinand, assuming the QPR defender has recovered from a shoulder injury. Terry awaits an FA tribunal over a charge of racially abusing Ferdinand, a charge he denies.
Terry's club-mate, Frank Lampard, argued that the centre-half would be "a big miss" against Ukraine.
"He's very influential, a top player and he was fantastic at the Euros under certain pressures,'' said Lampard.
"Luckily we have great cover, whether it's Gary Cahill or Phil Jagielka. Gary has grown completely.
"To come to Chelsea, fit in and play the games he did against Barcelona and then the (Champions League) final has proved he is a top, top centre-half in world football."
Leighton Baines starts again as Ashley Cole had not recovered sufficiently from his ankle problem. The FA is hopeful that 70,000 will attend the game with Ukraine, including 5,000 Olympic volunteers who have bought tickets especially priced at £20.12.
Fifteen Team GB athletes will be guests, including Anthony Ogogo, Gemma Gibbons, William Fox-Pitt and Peter Wilson. Paralympic GB athletes will be invited to the Wembley game against San Marino next month.


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Their paychecks will not bounce, their lineup will not be underaged and their stadium will not echo. They are, out of the blue, baseball's model franchise: the San Diego Padres.
The rest of the small-market clubs are in the midst of a rummage sale, which proves only that the Padres were two years ahead of their time. Montreal and Kansas City are purging their millionaires by the hour -- and may be tempted to turn off their phones to avoid an angry mob of season-ticket holders -- and all Tony Gwynn could say this weekend was, "Been there."
The Padres' All-Star right fielder seemed to play one-against-nine the last two seasons, but he was at first base during batting practice Sunday when a trim, muscular shortstop came loping toward the diamond.
"Hey, Bip," Gywnn hooted toward an adjacent teammate, Bip Roberts. "Look who's coming. You can go back to second base now."
This grand entrance by Andujar Cedeno, a shortstop with range to no end, symbolized the nourishment of the San Diego Padres. With an 11-player trade last December, they went from ransacked club to contender. They proved that as long as a team tunes out talk radio it can cut costs, follow a budget and, in about 24 months, compete for a title.Continue reading the main story
"The night we made the trade, I was on a restaurant pay phone," said their resilient 31-year-old general manager, Randy Smith. "And when I hung up, everybody there started clapping. I said, 'Whoa, that's a change.' "
The name of that restaurant was Bullies -- perfect, because the Padres certainly had been bullied the previous two seasons by fans and opponents. Tom Werner, their former owner, had ordered a decapitation of the payroll in 1993, and Smith had no option but to trade the bats and wallets of the All-Stars Fred McGriff and Gary Sheffield, among others.
Smith's public explanation was, "We'll acquire quality players by trading quality players," and a sophomoric San Diego talk show host nicknamed him Pinocchio.
"I sat there and took it," Smith said.
Their payroll last year was the league's low ($14 million), their attendance was the league's low (950,000) and their morale was undetectable.
"We were 15 and 40 or something, and I was walking around like an ostrich," Roberts said. "We all had our heads in the sand; we were scared of our own shadows. Man, it gave me the biggest headache."
Gwynn, one of the more amenable people on earth, lost his bearings by midseason. The Padres had rallied to come within five and a half games of the National League West lead, when, one night, they bobbled a double-play ball and giftwrapped a game in Cincinnati.
"Like 20 minutes afterward, the whole clubhouse was empty," Gwynn said. "I'm sitting in my locker and my 11-year-old, Anthony, is sitting next to me, and he says, 'What's wrong, Dad?' I said, 'Anthony, did you see how quick this locker room emptied? Did it seem to you like these guys were upset we lost this game?' He said, 'No, Dad.'
"He later told his mother, 'I've never seen Dad that mad.' Man, I've never been a guy that got in people's faces, ranting and raving, but the next day at the ball park, I did. I couldn't help it. For the first time ever, I called a team meeting, and I just commenced speaking my mind."
Smith, the general manager, was careful not to drop his name in public. "It's not like I'd go to a restaurant and leave my name," he said. "I didn't want to hear, 'Randy Smith, table for two!'
"I mean, I walked off a plane one day, and some guy says, 'Hey, there's Pinocchio. There's the guy that traded all the players.' "
But then the Padres traded owners: Werner for the software mogul John Moores. During the players' strike, Moores promised Smith access to his bank vault, and Smith's first move was to pilfer some Houston Astros from his father.
Tal Smith is the Astros' president, and a trade that began as only Cedeno and third baseman Ken Caminiti for Derek Bell and Pedro Martinez grew into a free-for-all. On Dec. 28, the Padres ended up acquiring Cedeno, Caminiti, center fielder Steve Finley, first baseman Roberto Petagine and pitcher Brian Williams in exchange for Bell, Martinez, pitcher Doug Brocail, outfielder Phil Plantier and infielders Ricky Gutierrez and Craig Shipley.
"Should've seen Christmas dinner," Randy Smith said. "My dad and I were teasing each other. I was like, 'Pass the Caminiti, please.' "
The Padres' payroll bore the brunt of the deal; the trio of Caminiti, Finley and Cedeno was worth nearly $10 million. But Smith had not lied, as the talk show hosts had said. Because of the Sheffield deal, he had a powerful bullpen closer in Trevor Hoffman. Because of the McGriff deal, he had a potential baseball crusher in left fielder Melvin Nieves (25 homers in Class AAA).
The Padres' payroll will now hover around $24 million -- only the Expos, Brewers, Twins and perhaps the Angels, Royals, Pirates and Mets will be lower -- and, yet, San Diego has practically sold out its season opener and is capable of steamrolling its division.
It has perhaps the best young collection of arms in baseball -- starters Andy Benes, Andy Ashby, Scott Sanders and Joey Hamilton, plus relievers Brian Williams, Hoffman, Jeff Tabaka, Andy Beckett, Marc Kroon and Bryce Florie all throw more than 90 miles an hour. It has a left side of the infield with soft hands, it has speed in Roberts and Finley, it has a right fielder chasing .400.
"They're saying it'll be easier to get .400 with only 144 games -- yeah, sure, right," said Gwynn, who was hitting .394 when the strike occurred last year. "I think it's easier to hit 61 home runs than bat .400, but I tell you, I've never said this, but I thought I could've done it last year."
It has a rookie manager, Bruce Bochy, working on a one-year deal, and a general manager, Smith, who also has a one-year deal. Its only pure power hitter is first baseman Eddie Williams, but Gwynn chases him into the batting cage every day. It has Fernando Valenzuela as a fifth starter to insure that 30,000 fans will tool up from Tijuana once a week.
"We have everything now," Benes said. "Except the jokes."Continue reading the main story


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Siebel System Monitoring and Diagnostics Guide > Capturing Siebel Environment Data >
Reviewing Siebel Environment Data
The Siebel Diagnostic Data Collector (SDDC) utility creates output files and directories, as necessary, after each execution of the utility. Manually access these files to review the Siebel environment data or send the output files to Siebel Technical Support for review.
The output files document the environmental setup information, application configurations, and log files if specified. For further information on running SDDC:
The SDDC Microsoft Windows utility creates output in the format of a root directory with additional subdirectories and files. For details on SDDC Microsoft Windows output file information and locations, see SDDC Output Under Microsoft Windows.
The SDDC UNIX utility creates output in the format of compressed files. For details on SDDC UNIX output file information and locations, see SDDC Output Under UNIX.
SDDC uses the following naming convention for the creation of the root directory and filenames:
For example, the directory or filename
Common SDDC Output Files and Folders
The output from a Siebel Diagnostic Data Collector (SDDC) execution for a Siebel Server, the Siebel Gateway Name Server, and Siebel Web Server Extension (SWSE) contains common folders and files. Table 61 provides further descriptions of the information collected in these files and folders.
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Ideally no one has ever hit the level cap of the last expansion, looked at their dungeon blues, and thought "I win."
I voted Jaina because I'm digging the white hair. They need to give her a new model though. I can't believe she'd go on the Pandaria campaign still wearing the battered, torn up robes she wore through the Theramore incident.
"Lordaeron belongs to the Forsaken. Always and forever!"
Perfection is so horribly dull, don't you think?
If sylvanas is undead, how come she does not look rotten as hell like other undeads?
I am a Jaina guy
I must say compared to the amount on the mens board, this one comes up pretty short of female character leaders
non leader though will always be Skyguard Khatie
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https://twitter.com/DaveKosak/status/252237319489343488 it appears when undead are raised their body is in a refrigerated state. Because her body was mostly intact when she got a hold of it and her body is like the DK's it didn't damaged by the plague like how the forsaken are.
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Sylvanas if her body isnt rotten like most undead.
Jaina is a close second
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Sally Whitemane
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I also just Opera mini for browsing the web. I just wished that the keyboard would pop-up when I want to type something.
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BEYOND YOUR COMFORT ZONE Studying abroad, FUSE grants, and Seed Projects are just a few of the ways UNO can help you reach beyond what's comfortable into the realm of new and exciting opportunity. Photo Credit: Criminal Justice and Journalism students from both Omaha and Lincoln in front of Warwick Castle in Warwick, England.
IN THIS ISSUE A Letter from Kristina Juarez Study Abroad Seed Projects FUSE Overview Event Calendar Wellness Update FREE Apps You Should Have
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Hey, Mavericks! Welcome to the spring semester. My name is Kristina Juarez, and I am the Director for Student Life and Leadership Development. I joined the UNO family a little over 6 months ago from California. This issue of The Bullseye is focused around the theme, "Step Out of Your Comfort Zone." My recent transition from California made me a natural fit to welcome you all into this issue's content while also sharing some lessons that I learned throughout my time as an undergraduate student. The journey from California to Nebraska has definitely been full of new experiences. Scarves and hats have transitioned from accessories to necessities, and the term "cold" has a whole new meaning. The magnitude of this transition compares nicely with my transition to college several years ago. While I was pursuing my bachelor's degree in psychology, I took my time before trying new things beyond my studies. I was the first person in my family to attend college, and while high school was a breeze for me academically, I knew that college would likely be a different story. I had joined my school's Psychology Club to meet people in my major, but mostly relied on my hall mates from my residence hall to meet new people. My first jump into major involvement was with our club lacrosse team. A friend from high school had gotten involved with the women's club team, and they were looking for some additional players. Having never picked up a lacrosse stick in my life, I showed up to a practice and became a starting offensive player. I attribute this simply to being able to run and having great hand-eye coordination. In my second year, I found new involvement opportunities that aligned with what I was passionate about, but also helped me recharge from the rigors of my classes. I joined a Greek organization, became a resident assistant, and got involved with intramurals. As you consider ways to get involved, I hope that you test the waters to find opportunities that line up with your values, help you grow as a person, and support your overall well-being. From the FUSE innovation grants to Study Abroad, this issue of The Bullseye highlights a number of great opportunities available to you as a UNO student. Find the things that align with your values and aspirations. Is service your thing? Consider starting your own Seed Project through the Office of Civic and Social Responsibility. Right now is the perfect time to get out of your comfort zone and explore new things. I wish you lots of luck as you explore things beyond your comfort zone. If you ever have any questions or would like a little help, our door is always open in the Office of Student Life and Leadership Development, so please feel free to stop by if you are in the MBSC.
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OVERVIEW Early applications are encouraged, and deadlines for studying abroad during the summer and fall semester of 2014 vary by program. Scholarships and financial aid apply for exchange and partner universities, and additional scholarships may be available on a merit basis. Please email email@example.com to set up an appointment if you are considering applying. Find a list of sister cities HERE
MYTHBUSTERS It costs too much
If you choose one of UNO's partner universities, you pay the same tuition rate you would pay if you were staying here at UNO. Existing scholarships also apply at these same universities. Additional study abroad scholarships may be available.
I don't know a second language, and I'm not trying to learn one
Many universities offer a variety of courses taught in English, not to mention all those countries that also speak the English language.
I won't graduate on time
If you speak to your academic advisor before taking off, you'll discover many of your courses will transfer back toward your general education requirements, as well as your program of study.
It's too dangerous
The university closely monitors world-wide events and will inform students if the level of risk is elevated. In general, many study abroad experiences will be similar to a US urban environment.
I'm not confident in a new environment, and I'm hesitant to leave home
Don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. New experiences can be scary, but they can also be completely worth it. Just imagine how much you could grow from a study abroad adventure. Learn more about study abroad here
START EARLY! It's never too early to start saving and asking questions. There is no better time than during your undergraduate years to experience a different worldview. The UNO study abroad program is so developed and supported through partnerships with sister schools across the world.
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If you do go on a trip, make a point to experience the local culture. Talk to a student who has been on the trip that you are interested in. They will have the BEST advice.
STUDY ABROAD OFFICE Arts & Sciences Hall, Room 220 402.554.2293 Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Reaching beyond your comfort zone and choosing to study abroad can be beneficial to your personal growth, both as a student and as a person. During the 2012-2013 academic year, UNO had 392 students studying in more than 30 countries and committed to doubling the number of students studying abroad over the next five years. Now is the time to start planning and applying for summer and fall study abroad programs. Getting started is easy, just fill out an application.
works towards improving the local or global community. Don't be afraid to get creative, there are no limits to your creativity. CSR is interested in hearing about any and all projects you might be considering. You are in charge of the process and project development. So, ultimately, it's up to you. In the past, CSR has heard from all kinds of students regarding their creative projects. Here are a few examples: Public Art Projects Music Lessons for Underprivileged Kids SEED PROJECTS Garden and Park Renovations The Office of Civic and Social Responsibility Benefit Concert for Local Organizations (CSR) provides grants to students or Math Tutoring for Elementary Students student organizations that apply for Seed Benson Plant Rescue Mural Project Projects. These are student initiated and led service opportunities that contribute If you have a project idea, submit a proposal to the greater community and are meant with details about your project's goals to encourage social innovations, learning, and purpose. Your proposal should include intellectual understanding, and service a letter of organizational structure and experience. Not only does the community a preliminary budget. After submitting benefit from these projects, but you can, too. Becoming involved with a Seed Project a proposal, you will meet with CSR staff can help you learn more about leadership, to discuss a project timeline and how to implement the project. Most of the time, project management, and social change, seed money doesn't cover the cost of all of which contribute to your personal the project, but provides a small bank of and professional development. support. Other program support includes mentors, coaching, and collaborative Getting started is not difficult. However, resources to support you in planning and it does take time to develop a community project, so it's important to know you have implementing the project. the time to commit to the entire project before applying. Projects can be as large or Contact email@example.com for more information or help starting your project. small as you like and pertain to whatever you're passionate about, as long as it
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTION INFORMATION UNO Student Government (SG-UNO) has implemented many different projects and brought positive change to UNO's campus this past year. Providing newspapers in most campus buildings, metro bus passes, student planners, B-cycle annual membership, and buses for UNO athletic events are some great examples of SGUNO projects. SG-UNO is an awesome platform for students to make a difference on campus and learn valuable leadership skills. Now, it's your chance to affect positive change.
SG-UNO Elections Applications due: Tuesday, February 18th by 11:59 pm Election day: Tuesday, March 11th Available seats for general elections: One dual ticket for the President/ Regent and Vice President 24 senator seats that represent different colleges at UNO Four senator seats representing the different housing communities For an application or more info regarding SG-UNO, find us on MavSYNC or visit sguno.unomaha.edu.
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FUSE The Fund for Undergraduate Scholarly Experience (FUSE) provides funding to support faculty-mentored undergraduate student research and creative activity. FUSE was created to help expand undergraduate research opportunities and provide students with the support they need to pursue their passion outside of the classroom. Every year, the projects are as diverse as the interests of the UNO community.
Grants of up to $2,500 per student are available to interested UNO undergraduates. The majority of the $2,500 awarded is typically a stipend that will "pay" students for their work. This project is done outside of class and is an excellent way for you to build a resume, better understand academic goals and concentrations, and learn how to conduct research in a professional and ethical manner.
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Find a mentor who has the time and interest in your project to help you. Your mentor should be your go-to source of information and advice.
Your project must have a proposal, and please remember to utilize the resources at the UNO Writing Center.
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Project Development Work closely with your faculty mentor to design your project, create a budget, develop a detailed timeline, and determine if any additional approval is needed.
• Project Description • References/Citations • Budget Justification
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• Letter of Mentor Support
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FUSE Steve Hartman Theater Performance and Directing Major How would you explain your project to a four-year-old?
For my project I produced and directed a fully-realized play. This means that I had a complete set, lighting design, sound design, costumes - everything a professional production would have. In additional to the creative work with that, part of the project was reviving an old on-campus theater space that was not used anymore [The Castle of Perseverance]. What inspired this subject for you?
I would need and considered how much things would or should cost. Still, you should always leave yourself a little bit of wiggle room. I ended up taking money from some areas and moving them to others - but in the end I was $4 under budget! What on-campus resources did you utilize?
I used my mentor as a sounding board for ideas and went to her for advice in tough situations.
In my work as an orientation leader, we would give campus tours to incoming UNO freshmen. One of the structures we talked about was the Castle of Perseverance, and I always hated that there was nothing good to say about it. "Uhm, this is the Castle of Perseverance...it's a theater space, but no one uses it and now everyone just smokes in it." I already knew I was going to direct a play for my undergraduate thesis, but working as an orientation leader solidified my decision.
How did you keep yourself organized?
How did you budget your grant?
There are a few things that I wish could have made the process a little bit easier, so of course I have things I would do differently. But either way, I was completely satisfied with the experience nonetheless. Ha, hence why they call it the FUSE: Funds for Undergraduate Scholarship Experience!
The budget is really something to think carefully about. The more and more thought you put in, and the more detailed your budget is, the better chance you have of your proposal being approved. I carefully went through the entire list of things that
You definitely need to have self discipline to work on projects like these. They're not homework assignments. There is no one else really telling you what to do. Make yourself a schedule and stick with it and have a desired completion date. Above all—make sure you LOVE the project you're working on so you'll stay motivated! Anything you would do differently?
FUSE Ali Hodge
Creative Writing – Fiction/Minor in English Major How would you explain your project to a four-year-old?
My project is about communicating the stories of immigrant children (first generation Americans) through performance storytelling and writing. It is my goal to find eight people who are from immigrant families and approach them to tell their stories. They will be paired with a writer, who will help them write their story in the most beautiful way possible, then the subject or the writer will have the option to perform it at the final event. The final performance will be performed at a local gallery for a night of crossing cultural boundaries and storytelling.
How did you keep yourself organized?
Hahaha! Sticky notes? I'm a work in progress as a whole. How did you budget your grant?
At the moment, the money will be used to secure a venue and provide refreshments for the attendees. Remaining money and donations from the event will be donated to a local charity or organization that has yet to be determined, but I want the subjects of the project to work together to pick an organization that speaks to them. When would you suggest starting the process?
What inspired this subject for you?
I have always been massively interested in other cultures. I am a person who is hungry to know the troubles of others. But, given the secretive nature of being part of an illegal family, or a family that has been put through danger, there is this gate between the personal lives of these students and the rest of the world.
Early! Your original idea will morph and change, and then flip backwards and play tricks on you. So allow time for all of your original ideas to fly out the window and then return to you as something completely different. How does this project affect you?
It makes me feel like I'm making an impact, even though it may be a small one. As a professional, it is helping me strengthen my organizational, management, and detail orientation skills. As an artist and student, it is exposing me to a higher quality of work I wouldn't have experienced in the classroom.
FUSE Maria Vargas Public Health Major How would you explain your project to a four-year-old?
My project attempts to find out why Latino/a American immigrants who speak Spanish change their eating habits after years of living in the United States.
What's life after research look like for you?
I would like to create a computerized program where people can make comparisons between the cost of eating healthy and the cost of maintaining medical care after being affected by sickness due to malnutrition.
What inspired this subject for you?
Many years ago, I was born in México. For personal reasons, I immigrated to the U.S. 23 years ago. During this time, I have been observing how Latino/as health decreases over time while living in the U.S. Some people I know are now suffering from chronic diseases such as diabetes, cancer, hypertension, and other illnesses, and a nephew of mine is on the National Kidney Transplant List due to renal complication from his diabetes.
Anything you would do differently?
This research was limited to students of the Latino Center of the Midlands and the subject number was limited. If I would have the opportunity, I would extend this research to a more general population and increase the subject's number to collect more information. How does this project affect you?
The FUSE program is definitely important for students because it gives them hands on experience, increases their interest in public concerns, and also provides them with motivation to persevere in their studies.
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Nebraska Wind Symphony Concert
Honors Program Blood Drive
Newspapers Wellness on in CurricuWheels la/Times Talk CPACS 132
MBSC Nebraska Room 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
MBSC Gallery Room 11 am - 12 pm
10:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Writeing Center Workshop: MLA Citation Style
College to Career
Untold Stories A People's History of USA Film
Conversation & Culture
Malcolm X Day
Adopt a Community Day
Strauss Performing Arts 3 pm - 5pm
MBSC Nebraska Room 11 am
MBSC State Room 3 pm - 4:30 pm
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UNO Men's A Very Beary Basketball vs Valentine's South Dako- MBSC Fireplace Lounge 11 am - 1 pm ta State Ralston Arena 7:07 pm
MBSC Nebraska Room 11 am - 2 pm
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Free trip to Malcolm X Memorial Birthsite 11 am - 1pm
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Men's hockey vs denver CenturyLink Center 7:07 pm Free bus @ MavCOURT
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AfroMIC Poetry, Spoken Word, & Music
Death by Design
Men's Basketball vs IUPUI
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Love's Jazz & Arts Center 2510 N. 24th St. 6 pm - 8pm
CenturyLink Center 7:37 pm Free bus @ MavCOURT
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Winter Choral Concert
Juried UNO Art Student Exhibit
Strauss Performing Arts 3 pm - 5pm
WFAB Gallery 129 10 am - 3 pm
WFAB Theatre 005 7:30 pm
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Student Government Presidential Debate
CBA Spring 2014 Career Fair
6th Annual Student Research & Creative Activity Fair
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Mammel Hall 118 7 am - 5 pm
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Junior, Senior, & Graduate Vocal Recitals
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How to Navigate the US Job Search
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Boys Town Ballpark 1 pm
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Grateful to contribute to UNO's growing culture of caring The Maverick Food Pantry thrives because of the donation of time, food, money, and support they receive from numerous UNO departments, faculty, staff, students, and Omaha community members. Since August 2013, the pantry has distributed nearly 3,700 pounds of food to UNO students and employees in need. There have been several food drive events that have aided in the pantry's success, including University Housing's award-winning Reverse Trick-or-Treating food drive and Student Life's Stuff the Shuttle Challenge at UNO's Homecoming concert. In December 2013, the pantry graciously accepted a donation from the University of Nebraska Foundation that will allow for further growth to serve the UNO community better than ever while continuing to contribute to UNO's culture of caring. 12
The mission of the Maverick Food Pantry is to contribute to UNO's culture of caring by providing immediate food assistance packages to UNO students, faculty, and staff who are in need. Currently located in the Milo Bail Student Center, the Maverick Food Pantry is managed by the UNO Wellness Center and runs entirely on nonperishable food and monetary donations. For more information, or to complete a Food Request Form, please visit the Maverick Food Pantry MavSYNC page. Be sure to click "Join Now" to show your support! For additional questions about opportunities to get involved, please email unomavfoodpantry@unomaha. edu or call Katherine Keiser at 402.554.2409.
Counseling Services Tips on Beating the Winter Blues The holiday season may have just ended, but that doesn't mean the bah humbugs don't stay with us until the spring. Many people get the winter blues, where their mood seems to be lower than most times of the year. You might notice as the winter months set in that you feel depressed, anxious, withdrawn socially, more tired, are sleeping more than usual, have trouble concentrating, and generally not like yourself. There are some easy things you can do to get yourself out of this winter slump. • Take in as much sunlight as you can • Try and eat some of those fruits and veggies • Get some exercise! • Try something new to push yourself out of your comfort zone If these suggestions aren't working, try talking with someone. The services in the Counseling Center are free for students. Come in and talk to a counselor about the symptoms you might be experiencing. You can make an appointment by calling 402.554.2409 or stopping by HPER 102. Take an active role in keeping yourself mentally well this winter and keep the wintertime blues at bay.
Bust out of your comfort zone for Spring Break this year with the Outdoor Venture Center (OVC) From March 22-30, they will be traveling to Grand Teton National Park for seven days of winter camping, cross-country skiing, and experiencing the snowcapped mountains of Wyoming just south of Yellowstone National Park. Previous experience is not necessary, but highly recommended. Cost of the trip is $439 for UNO Campus Recreation Members and UNO Students and $527 for Non-Members. A mandatory pre-trip meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 11, from 7:00 pm-9:30 pm in the HPER building. Visit the OVC Call 402.554.2997 Email Joel Bauch There are inherent risks involved with all campus recreation activities including loss of property, injury, illness, and death.
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Health Services It is recommended that you and your partner get tested for an Sexual Transmitted Infection (STI) before engaging in sexual activity. UNO Health Services offers: • Condoms • STI testing for chlamydia and gonorrhea with a urine test • Free STI medications for positive results • Free HIV counseling and testing with same visit results • Gynecologist and a women's health nurse practitioner to assist with your needs You can request a nurse from Health Services to come and speak with your group or organization about STIs, contraception, as well as any other health related topics at 402.554.2374.
that should be in every college student's smart phone allrecipes Make your meals at home using the recipes you find using this app. Allrecipes even has an option to search for recipes based on ingredients you already have.
ANY.DO Create and organize a checklist that helps you timeline your tasks and gives reminders for when they're due.
EVEREST Keep track of your goals. With your busy college schedule, this app helps you keep track of your long-term life goals. It helps you to set steps, check out what people with similar goals are up to, and ask for suggestions when you get stuck.
wifi finder Find great study spaces at nearby locations that are offcampus and have free WiFi.
lifelock wallet Back up all of your credit card and personal information in case you ever forget or lose your wallet.
google drive Organize your hard work. With your gmav account, every student has access to the world of Google accounts. Google Drive specifically allows you to access, create, and edit documents online and on the go. The share feature is great for collaboration in group projects, papers, and presentations.
google keep Capture your thoughts easily by taking photos with your phone's camera and making notes with talk-to-text features.
uno mavmate Use the digital MavCARD to get the barcode from your physical Student ID onto your device. You can scan your phone at the library to check out books and use it at athletic events. You can also check out menus and hours of operation for MBSC food court, Library, PKI, CBA, and HPER. If you need a hand around campus, check out the campus map showing vending machines, parking, ATM locations, bike racks, and more. Utilize the Safety button available from any screen that lets students quickly access campus security and emergency numbers if you are ever in need of emergency assistance.
mint Sync your bank account with Mint, so you can accurately set budgets and goals and make smart financial choices. Start budgeting to help track where all your money goes.
myfitness pal Track fitness and nutritional goals with the largest database of calories and preloaded exercises. This app allows you to add and store custom exercises, share fitness goals with friends, and track each other's progress.
reference me Scan barcodes on books and the app will format in-text and bibliography citations, giving you the formatting option of several different reference styles. Reference projects are saved within the app and can be shared via email or Facebook.
SUNRISE Sync your Facebook events into your calendar with this app. It keeps your calendar up to date with all of your social events.
venmo Connect to your bank account, and easilty transfer money to a friend's account when you owe them money and vice-versa.
URBANSPOON Find restaurants near you and discover new places for whatever it is you're craving. This app tracks your dining history, so you know what you've tried and whether or not you had a good experience.
evernote Record class notes with the audio recording feature or type directly into the app. Supplement class notes by adding web links or photos directly into the app. All notes can be organized into different 'notebooks' for easy-to-find referencing.
February Events
3 Kickoff Celebration
5 Robert D. Rose
6 "A Prince Among Slaves"
Preview of the Month's Events ● 11-1pm MBSC Dodge Room
Tuskegee Airman Speaker ● 11-1pm MBSC Nebraska Room
Film & Discussion 6:30-8:30pm CPACS Commons
Black History Month 2014
"Africana Global Emphasis Month" 9 Worship: in the Gospel Tradition Salam Baptist Church Pastor Rev. Dr. Bachus 11:30am 3131 Lake St.
11 Robert Armstrong
16 Worship: in the Gospel Tradition
18 "College to Career"
19 Untold Stories
Omaha Housing Authority CEO/ Former President ● 11-1pm MBSC Nebraska Room
Zion Baptist Church Pastor Allen 10:40am 2215 Grant St.
Academic & Career Development Center Workshop ● 11-2pm MBSC Nebraska Rm.
A People's History of USA Film/Discussion 11-2pm MBSC Nebraska
20 Lunch & Books
21 Malcolm X Day
22 Adopt A CommunitylDay
Free trip: Aframerican Bookstore ● 11-1pm Sign Up: Black Studies or Multicultural Affairs
Free trip: Malcolm X Memorial Birthsite 11-1 Sign Up: Black Studies or Multicultural Affairs
23 Worship: in the Gospel Tradition
24 Dr. Virgil Woods: Assistant to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
25 AfroMIC: Poetry, Spoken Word, & Music
Speaker ● 11-2pm MBSC Nebraska Room
6-8pm ● Love's Jazz & Arts Center 2510 N. 24th Street
Sponsored By: UNO Black Studies & Multicultural Affairs
Service Project: North Omaha Free transportation Sign Up: Black Studies or Multicultural Affairs
26 "The Meaning of Trayvon Martin"
Discussion ● 5-7pm MBSC Nebraska Room
St. John's Baptist Pastor Ashley 10:45am 3912 N. 16th Street
27 "Do the Right Thing" Dramatic Performance Trae Graham & Cole Evans ● 11-1pm MBSC Dodge Room
UNO: Political Science, Academic and Career Development Center, Forensics, American Multicultural Students Agency, Office of Civic & Social Responsibility. Community: Malcolm X Foundation, Love's Jazz & Arts Center, Salem Baptist Church, St. John's Baptist Church, Zion Baptist Church, Aframerican Bookstore. Student Organizations: African American Organization, Black Studies Student Association. University of Nebraska at Omaha is an equal opportunity educator and employer with a comprehensive plan for diversity. For accommodations, call 402-554-2248 / TTY 402-554-3799.
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My Monte Carlo started with a "burning" smell a couple of months ago. At first I thought I'd ran over something plastic and a piece of it had stuck to the engine somewhere. Well, the smell never has completely gone away but seemed not to be as strong. (The smell seems to be coming f/ the right side of the engine near the middle). Anyway, now my check engine light is on.
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