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A Long Island mother has been arrested for allegedly killing her 2-year-old twin daughters, police said
Police found the woman in her car at a Montauk park Thursday afternoon; her daughters were in cardiac arrest and pronounced dead at hospital
The 24-year-old mother faces charges of second-degree murder; she is expected to be arraigned on Friday
A 24-year-old Long Island, New York mother faces charges of second-degree murder for allegedly killing her toddler twins, who were found in cardiac arrest with her in a car at the entrance to Montauk County Park Thursday, authorities say.
Suffolk County Police said they responded to a call around 2:30 p.m. from someone claiming her daughter was threatening to kill herself and her 2-year-old twin daughters.
After an extensive county-wide search, police tracked down the woman's minivan to the park about 90 minutes after receiving that call. The officers there found Tenia Campbell inside the car along with her twin daughters, who were in cardiac arrest and pronounced dead at a hospital a short time later.
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Warrego has existed since 1865 and was held by the Labor Party from 1908 until being lost in the 1974 landslide. Labor has not won the seat since, though the hopes of the Labor candidate in 1989 provided a wonderful live cross for that year's ABC election coverage. The Labor candidate was a Charleville publican, and the ABC's cross revealed his supporters boisterously enjoying the election of the first Labor government in 32 years, whatever the local result. Warrego has been held by the National/LNP member Howard Hobbs since 1986. He came close to defeat in 2001 when local butcher Wally Gleeson came within a whisker of victory, leading on first preferences, winning on votes cast on election day, but defeated by the traditional Independent weakness in postal and absent votes. Warrego is one of the five electorates that Queensland electoral law allows to be under quota.
There were no first preference votes recorded for Labor at Eumamurrin, Hannaford or Inglestone, while 51 of the 53 votes at Eumamurrin were cast for the LNP, 96.0% or the second highest LNP first preference vote in the state.
O'Brien has been a resident of the Murweh Shire for 20 years having moved to Charleville to pursue business opportunities and to provide a small, rural community lifestyle for his family. A qualified accountant, O'Brien has been involved in a number of business ventures in the region and owns and operates a distribution business which covers the whole of the south west. He was elected Mayor of the Murweh Shire Council in March 2004. O'Brien has been a been a musician for 35 years and has a lifelong association with the Society of St Vincent de Paul.
Aged 62, Hobbs is a former Chairman of Tambo Shire Council 1982-88 who represented Queensland five times at polocrosse and was first elected as member for Warrego in 1986. He served as Minister for Natural Resources in the Borbidge government, before being one of three minister forced to stand down in February 1998 after his estranged wife claimed that public monies were being used to subsidize ministers' affairs with their secretaries. There were attempts at the time by local branches to disendorse Hobbs as candidate, but he hung on with help from Rob Borbidge. Hobbs returned to the frontbench after the 1998 election defeat and served in various portfolios until Campbell Newman assumed the LNP leadership, becoming one of several former National MPs left off the new LNP front bench.
Bowden is a local auctioneer and former shearer with strong connections to the Muckadilla area. It was while working on the family property in Muckadilla that he joined the Labor Party in 1962, aged 19. He is now a life member of the Labor Party and has previously stood as the Labor candidate in Roma in the 1970s and the federal seat of Maranoa in the 1990s.
Maizey grew up in Sydney and travelled extensively through Europe, the Middle East and South East Asia before returning to complete his studies at Macquarie University. Graeme has worked as a Maths and Geography teacher in Middlemount, Mackay and the outer suburbs of Brisbane, and now works as a TAFE teacher. He has a particular interest in native flora species regeneration as well as a keen interest in preservation of the marine biodiversity and physical environment of the Southern Moreton Bay area. He contested Broadwater at the 2009 election and Fadden at the 2010 Federal election.


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I wondered if any of you guy's knew if it were possible to add an extra one or two internal power sockets to my old Hobby.
I'm sure it will be with a little know-how and some advice.
We only have ONE at the moment, not very practical.
im sorry but if you have to ask on here how to fit extras sockets, you should not be doing it. as with any job were there could be a serious accident if not done properly, pay for a qualified person to do it and make sure you get a certificate of minor works.
Expertise: Have done lots of sewing over the years..!!!
Shorty Hi. I totally agree with Mr. Sheens on this..and he should know!! Also you say you have only one socket at the moment..Sounds like quite an oldish Van then? It definately will need a qualified electrician to install extra power points if it can be done..and not a job for the unqualified person. Please don't risk doing it yourself...its not only your life you are chancing but the lives of other Vanners etc. on any site.
Get an electrician to have a look...and give you a price etc. May not be as bad as you think...and you may not need too many sockets..
The OP made a request in the last sentence which seems to have been overlooked.. He doesn't say HE is going to do it but asked... is it possible?
IIRC, the Haynes Caravan Manual tells you how to add sockets... or at least it used to. Why would it do that if the procedure is inherently dangerous?
Care and common sense are the only requirements. I added a number of sockets to our first caravan, and wired up the mains electrics for the water heater on our second 'van when I swapped the standard Cascade II for a Cascade II GE.
On the first 'van, I also disconnected a socket that the previous owner had stupidy wired to the inlet side of the mains box (so that it was still live with the MCB or RCD tripped out.) The new regulations are there because of numpties like that, not sensible people who are capable of properly following instructions.
i fully agree that fitting of additional sockets is easy, but when someone is asking how to do it, to me they cannot be competent and should not do it.
remember that PIR (Periodic Inspection Reports) are being introduced by the NCC and I am hosting a 3 day course in August were 3 of my technicians, along with 7 others, will be trained to undertake the PIR. and in the future the CC & CCC sites will ask for this report before you are able to have a pitch with electric hook-ups.
Hmm not Bo**ox at all, how often do you test your rcd ? Would that be with a calibrated rcd tester then? You would be amazed how many rcds fail the test the max time allowed for a 30 milli amp rcd is 200 milli secs at its rated fault current and 40 milli secs at 5 times its rated current. The proper tester does this test do you have one or the knowledge to use it?
I don`t see why a site can`t ask you for pir report, you have every right to ask for there pir before plugging you van into there supply. All caravan club sites are inspected every year normally the report is on display in reception.
Bring it on I have a book of NICEIC periodic reports for lesiure vehicles to use up. This would mean more room on sites and more room on the roads for me and Mr Sheen.
That would be nice for you.
More rules for people using CC and C&CC sites is fine by me, just sends more customers to us. All of out EHUs are tested at the start of each season. Currently the most your caravan can do is trip the supply for yourself and others using the same EHU, going forward we will upgrade to the 17th edition and then the only one with a problem wil be you.
I do agree though that DIY is not a good idea and Testing is a good idea. An RCD works by detecting a difference between the current flowing in the Live and Neutral conductors the difference being the result of some current flowing to Earth. In a caravan it is extremely easy to remove any path to Earth, then should you make contact with a Live part you will not recieve a shock, however if you make contact with Live and Neutral you will get a shock (probably a serious one) as the RCD will treat you as any other appliance and not operate, your only protection then is the overcurrent protection which is usually 16A which is far in excess of the 100mA which can be fatal.
Why does a site EHU have an RCD and, also, the caravan attached to it? I seem to recall that using two RCDs in line was a no-no but it's standard practice on caravan sites.
No problem using more than one RCD, normally the trip time or current increases on each one as you work back towards the supply, Including the one in the caravan there will be three RCDs protecting you One one the Main Site Supply @ 100Ma one int the EHU @ 30Ma then the one in your Caravan @30Ma. As the EHU and Caravan are the Same Nominal Rating under fault conditions one or both may trip, hence the guidline about not having Multiple RCDs as when a fault occours you have to go and hunt down which one has failed.
I have added extra sockets with probably a better spec than any dealer and obviously at a a lower cost and I am not a qualified electrician.
Attached copy of page 211 Requirements for electrical Installations IEE wiring regs 17th Edition.
spot on lance ,is that from the bsi book ?


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The face of weakness? | White House photo/Pete Souza (Government Work).On Thursday night, before members of Congress left town for a week-long recess, the Senate confirmed 29 of President Barack Obama's nominees for administration positions. At the beginning of the week, over 60 nominees were waiting for Senate confirmation. More than 30 nominations remain stalled, but Obama has promised not to use his "recess appointment" privilege to appoint them while the Senate is in on vacation. The 29 nominations that were approved are considered noncontroversial; they were approved by unanimous consent after Obama threatened to use the recess appointment power to push them through.
Democrats are trying to paint this as a win—Politico crowed about Obama's "forceful gesturing" at the Cabinet room table in a piece about the "showdown" with Sen. Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader—but if it's a win, it's really small potatoes. Remember, these nominees were uncontroversial—even the most right-wing Republicans hadn't come up with reasons to oppose them. Still, in exchange for their confirmation, Obama promised not to use his recess appointment over the coming week. The whole exercise reeks of weakness. As Matt Yglesias points out, the President could push through all his nominees using recess appointments if he wanted—"the authority to do that is right there in the constitution." Dems don't want to do that because they whined about President Bush's use of recess appointments when he was in office, and they're worried the Republicans will accuse them of hypocrisy.
Worrying about what the GOP is going to say about them always seems to get in the way of the Democrats actually getting things done. But it's still unclear to me why Democrats worry so much about that. Aren't Democrats in politics to get their agenda enacted? Matt Yglesias says no:
Republicans, to their credit, tend to prioritize their vision of the national interests over issues of process and ego. Democrats, by contrast, seem to have mostly gotten into politics in order to bolster their own sense of self-righteousness and aren't especially concerned with whether or not their conduct in office is efficacious.
This is particularly sad because 59 Senators, 250+ Representatives, and a president all from the same party can do just about anything if they have the political will and party unity to do it. (Democrats, is seems, don't.) Obama could fill almost all federal vacancies using recess appointments. Democratic Senators could invoke the "nuclear option" and kill the filibuster tomorrow if they could get 50 votes to do it.
Where there's the political will, there's almost always a way. That's why Ezra Klein is wrong to argue that since Obama has described recess appointments as a "rare" but "not unprecendented" step, the White House will have trouble using recess appointments in the future. But all Obama's statement does is open him up to attack from Republicans. It doesn't preclude him from using his recess appointment power—as long as he's willing to take the heat. And that's all it would be: sound and fury. Does anyone really think that recess appointments are going to be a crucial issue at the polls in 2012? Of course not. But the mere threat of GOP criticism seems to be enough to stop the Democrats in their tracks. Whatever happened to "strong and wrong" being better than "weak and right"?
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1. David Keaton Florida Conviction 1971 Charges dropped 1973
On the basis of mistaken identification and coerced confessions, Keaton was sentenced to death for murdering an off duty deputy sheriff during a robbery. Charges were dropped and he was released after the actual killer was identified and convicted.
2. Wilbert Lee Florida Conviction 1963 Released 1975 AND
3. Freddie Pitts Florida Conviction 1963 Released 1975
Although no physical evidence linked them to the deaths of two white men, Lee and Pitts' guilty pleas, the testimony of an alleged eyewitness, and incompetent defense counsel led to their convictions. The men were sentenced to death but maintained their innocence. After their convictions, another man confessed to the crime, the eyewitness recanted her accusations, and the state Attorney General admitted that the state had unlawfully suppressed evidence. The men were granted a new trial but were again convicted and sentenced to death. They were released in 1975 when they received a full pardon from Governor Askew, who stated he was "sufficiently convinced that they were innocent."
4. Delbert Tibbs Florida Conviction 1974 Conviction overturned 1977
Tibbs was sentenced to death for the rape of a sixteen-year-old white girl and the murder of her companion. Tibbs, a black theological student, was convicted by an all-white jury on the testimony of the female victim whose testimony was uncorroborated and inconsistent with her first description of her assailant. The conviction was overturned by the Florida Supreme Court because the verdict was not supported by the weight of the evidence, and the state decided not to retry the case. Tibbs' former prosecutor said that the original investigation had been tainted from the beginning and that if there was a retrial, he would appear as a witness for Tibbs.
5. Anibal Jarramillo Florida Conviction 1981 – Released 1982
Jarramillo was sentenced to death for two counts of first degree murder, despite the jury's unanimous recommendation of life imprisonment. On appeal, his conviction was reversed when the Florida Supreme Court ruled the evidence used against him was not legally sufficient to support the conviction. Evidence suggests that the murderer may have been the victims' roommate.
6. Anthony Brown Florida Conviction 1983 – Acquitted 1986
Brown was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death despite a jury recommendation of life imprisonment. At trial, the only evidence against Brown was a co-defendant who was sentenced to life for his part in the crime. At retrial, the co-defendant admitted that his testimony at the first trial had been perjured, and Brown was acquitted.
7. Joseph Green Brown Florida Conviction 1974 – Charges dropped 1987
Charges were dropped after the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the prosecution had knowingly allowed false testimony to be introduced at trial. Brown was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to death on the testimony of Ronald Floyd, a co-conspirator who claimed he heard Brown confess to the murder. Floyd later retracted and admitted his testimony was lie. Brown came within 13 hours of execution when a new trial was ordered. Brown was released a year later when the state decided not to retry the case.
8. Anthony Ray Peek Florida Conviction 1978 – Acquitted 1987
Peek was convicted of murder and sentenced to death, despite witnesses who supported his alibi. His conviction was overturned when expert testimony concerning hair identification evidence was shown to be false. He was acquitted at his third retrial.
9. Juan Ramos Florida Conviction 1983 – Acquitted 1987
Despite a jury recommendation of life in prison, Juan Ramos was sentenced to death for rape and murder. No physical evidence linked Ramos to the victim or the scene of the crime. The Florida Supreme Court granted Ramos a new trial because of the prosecution's improper use of evidence. At retrial, Ramos was acquitted.
10. Willie Brown Florida Conviction 1983 – Released 1988
11. Larry Troy Florida Conviction 1983 – Released 1988
Brown and Troy were sentenced to death after being accused of fatally stabbing a fellow prisoner. The main witness
against them was Frank Wise, who's original statements exonerated the men. Pending retrial, the charges against the men were dropped when Wise admitted that he had perjured himself.
12. William Jent* Florida Conviction 1980 – Released 1988 AND
13. Earnest Miller* Florida Conviction 1980 – Released 1988
These half-brothers were convicted and sentenced to death largely based on testimony of three alleged eyewitnesses. However, a re-examination of the autopsy report demonstrated that the crime never took place the way the eyewitness's described it. When the actual time of the murder was established, it was discovered that the men had airtight alibis. In 1987 a federal district court ordered a new trial because of suppression of exculpatory evidence, and Jent and Miller were released immediately after agreeing to plead guilty to second degree murder. They repudiated their plea upon leaving the courtroom and were later awarded compensation by the Pasco County Sheriff's Department.
14. Robert Cox Florida Conviction 1988 – Released 1989
Cox was convicted and sentenced to death, despite evidence that Cox did not know the victim and no one testified that they had been seen together. In 1989, Cox was released by a unanimous decision of the Florida Supreme Court that the evidence was insufficient to support his conviction.
15. James Richardson Florida Conviction 1968 – Released 1989
Richardson was convicted and sentenced to death for the poisoning of one of his children. The prosecution argued that Richardson committed the crime to obtain insurance money, despite the fact that no such policy existed. The primary witnesses against Richardson were two jail-house snitches whom Richardson was said to have confessed to. Post-conviction investigation found that the neighbor who was caring for Richardson's children had a prior homicide conviction, and the defense provided affidavits from people to whom he had confessed. Richardson's conviction was overturned after further investigation by then-Dade County State Attorney General Janet Reno, which resulted in a new hearing.
16. Bradley P. Scott Florida Conviction 1988 – Released 1991
Scott was convicted of murder and sentenced to death. His arrest came ten years after the crime, when the evidence corroborating his alibi had been lost. Scott was convicted on the testimony of witnesses whose identifications had been plagued with inconsistencies. On appeal, he was released by the Florida Supreme Court, which found that the evidence used to convict Scott was not sufficient to support a finding of guilt.
17. Sonia Jacobs Florida Conviction 1976 – Released 1992
Jacobs and her companion, Jesse Tafero, were sentenced to death for the murder of two policemen at a highway rest stop in 1976. A third co-defendant received a life sentence after pleading guilty and testifying against Jacobs and Tafero. The jury recommended a life sentence for Jacobs, but the judge overruled the jury and imposed death. A childhood friend and filmmaker, Micki Dickoff, then became interested in her case. Jacobs's conviction was overturned on a federal writ of habeas corpus in 1992. Following the discovery that the chief prosecution witness had given contradictory statements, the prosecutor accepted a plea in which Jacobs did not admit guilt, and she was immediately released. Jesse Tafero, whose conviction was based on much of the same highly questionable evidence, had been executed in 1990 before the evidence of innocence had been uncovered.
18. Andrew Golden Florida Conviction 1991 – Released 1994
Golden, a high school teacher in Florida, was convicted of murdering his wife. His conviction was overturned by the Florida Supreme Court in 1993. The court held that the state had failed to prove that the victim's death was anything but an accident. Golden was released into the waiting arms of his sons on January 6, 1994.
19. Robert Hayes Florida Conviction 1991 – Released 1997
Hayes was convicted of the rape and murder of a co-worker based partly on faulty DNA evidence. The Florida Supreme Court threw out Hayes's conviction and the DNA evidence in 1995. The victim had been found clutching hairs probably from her assailant. The hairs were from a white man, whereas Hayes is black. Hayes was acquitted at a retrial in July, 1997.
20. Joseph Spaziano Florida Conviction 1976 – Not Released
Spaziano was tried for the murder of a young woman which had occurred two years earlier. No physical evidence linked him to the crime. He was convicted primarily on the testimony of a drug-addicted teenager who, after hypnosis and "refreshed-memory" interrogation, thought he recalled Spaziano describing the murder. This witness has recently said that his testimony was totally unreliable and not true. Hypnotically induced testimony is no longer admissible in Florida. Death warrants have been repeatedly signed for Spaziano, even though the jury in his case had recommended a life sentence. In January, 1996, Florida Circuit Court Judge O.H. Eaton granted Spaziano a new trial, and this decision was upheld by the Florida Supreme Court on April 17, 1997. In November, 1998, Spaziano pleaded no contest to second degree murder and was sentenced to time served. He remains incarcerated on another charge.
21. Joseph Nahume Green Florida Convicted 1993 – Acquitted 2000
Joseph Nahume Green was acquitted on March 16, 2000 of the murder of Judith Miscally. Circuit Judge Robert P. Cates entered a not guilty verdict for Green, citing the lack of any witnesses or evidence tying Green to the murder. Green, who has always maintained his innocence, was
convicted largely upon the testimony of the state's only eye witness, Lonnie Thompson. In 1996, Green's conviction was overturned by the Florida Supreme Court, which held that Thompson's testimony was often inconsistent and contradictory, and that he not been fit to testify during Green's trial. (St. Petersburg Times, 3/17/00)
22. Frank Lee Smith Florida Convicted 1985 – Cleared 2000
Frank Lee Smith, who had been convicted of a 1985 rape and murder of an 8-year-old girl, and who died of cancer in January 2000 while still on death row, was cleared of these charges by DNA testing, according to an aide to Florida Gov. Jeb Bush. After the trial, the chief eyewitness recanted her testimony. Nevertheless, Smith was scheduled for execution in 1990, but received a stay. Prosecutor Carolyn McCann was told by the FBI lab which conducted the DNA tests that: "He has been excluded. He didn't do it." Another man, who is currently in a psychiatric facility, is now the main suspect. (Washington Post, 12/15/00 (AP))
23. Joaquin Martinez Florida Convicted 1997 – Acquitted 2001
Former death row inmate Joaquin Martinez was acquitted of all charges at his retrial for a 1995 murder in Florida. Martinez's earlier conviction was overturned by the Florida Supreme Court because of improper statements by a police detective at trial. The prosecution did not seek the death penalty in Martinez's second trial after key prosecution witnesses changed their stories and recanted their testimony. An audio tape of alleged incriminating statements by Martinez, which was used at the first trial, was ruled inadmissible at retrial because it was inaudible. The new jury, however, heard evidence that the transcript of the inaudible tape had been prepared by the victim's father, who was the manager of the sheriff's office evidence room at the time of the murder and who had offered a $10,000 reward in the case. Both the Pope and the King of Spain had tried to intervene on behalf of Martinez, who is a Spanish national. Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar welcomed the verdict, saying: "I'm very happy that this Spaniard was declared not guilty. I've always been against the death penalty and I always will be." (Tampa Bay Tribune (AP) 6/6/01).
24. Juan Roberto Melendez Florida Conviction 1984 Released 2002
Juan Roberto Melendez spent nearly 18 years on Florida's death row before being exonerated of the crime for which he was sentenced to death. Melendez, who was born in Brooklyn, New York and raised in Puerto Rico, was sentenced to die in 1984 for the murder of Delbert Baker. In December 2001, Florida Circuit Court Judge Barbara Fleischer overturned Melendez's capital murder conviction after determining that prosecutors in his original trial withheld critical evidence, thereby undermining confidence in the original verdict. The judge noted that no physical evidence linked Melendez to the crime. The state had used the testimony of two witnesses whose credibility was later challenged with new evidence. (Associated Press, 12/5/01) Following the reversal of the conviction, prosecutors announced the state's decision to abandon charges against Melendez. (Associated Press, 1/3/02)
25. Rudolph Holton Florida Conviction 1987 Released 2003
Florida death row inmate Rudolph Holton was released on January 24, 2003, making him the 103rd person exonerated and freed from death row nationwide since 1973. Holton's conviction for murder was overturned in 2001 and prosecutors announced today that the state was dropping all charges against Holton, who had spent 16 years on death row. Crucial evidence had been withheld from the defense that pointed to another perpetrator.
26. John Robert Ballard Conviction 2003 – Aquitted 2006
The Florida Supreme Court unanimously overturned the conviction of Death Row inmate John Robert Ballard and ordered his acquittal in the 1999 murders of two of his acquaintances. The court concluded that the evidence against Ballard was so weak that the trial judge should have dismissed the case immediately. At Ballard's trial, only 9 of the 12 jurors recommended a death sentence. The judge decided to sentence Ballard to death, commenting, "You have not only forfeited your right to live among us, but under the laws of the state of Florida, you have forfeited your right to live at all." After serving three years on death row for a crime he did not commit, Ballard was freed and became the 26th person to be exonerated and released from Florida's death row since 1972.
27. Herman Lindsey Conviction 2006 – Acquitted 2009
July 9, 2009, the Florida Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Herman Lindsey be acquitted and released from Death Row. The court said that "the state had failed to produce any evidence in this case placing Lindsey at the scene of the crime at the time of the murder," and that the evidence presented was "equally consistent with a reasonable hypothesis of innocence." Lindsey became the 135th person to be exonerated from U.S. Death Rows since the Death Penalty was reinstated. )
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Массовые убийства в Купресе () — убийства военнопленных и гражданских лиц, совершенные в городе Купрес и его окрестностях 3—6 апреля 1992 года. В результате неожиданного наступления хорватских формирований город и окрестные села были заняты хорватами. Множество сербов были убиты, несколько сотен были отправлены в лагеря, в том числе на территории Хорватии.

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Перед распадом Югославии население города Купрес разделялось почти поровну между сербами и хорватами (сербы составляли 50 % населения, мусульмане — 7 %, хорваты — 43 %). Но во всей Общине, сербы составляли подавляющее большинство. Зимой 1992 года хорватские формирования в городе начали подготовку к боевым действиям. В конце марта они установили блокпосты на нескольких дорогах ведущих в город, а 31 марта они взяли под свой контроль некоторые общественные объекты в самом Купресе

Ранним утром 3 апреля отряды боснийских хорватов при поддержке регулярных подразделений Хорватии атаковали села Доньи-Малован и Горньи-Малован. 6 апреля ими был занят Купрес. При этом хорватские отряды использовали танки в основном для разрушения сербских домов.

За время, когда Купрес находился под хорватским контролем, в городе и близлежащих селах были убиты по разным данным от 57 до 72 сербов. От 14 до 16 человек пропали без вести. После контрнаступления Югославской Народной Армии хорватские войска начали отступление. При этом несколько сотен гражданских сербов были отправлены в лагеря, в том числе и на территории Хорватии. Часть из них обменяли на хорватских военнопленных 14 мая 1992 года в селе Житнич близ Дрниша.

28 марта 2013 года полиция Республики Сербской представила Прокуратуре Боснии и Герцеговины обвинение против восьми членов хорватских отрядов за преступления в Купресе.

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myxofibrosarcoma
Definition: Myxofibrosarcoma (MFS) is one of the most common soft tissue sarcomas of elderly patients and has a predilection for the limbs.
Myxofibrosarcoma is the most common sarcoma of elderly patients is treated by complete surgical excision with negative margins.
Frequently elderly, extremities & superficial; progression from low-to-higher grade.
FNA of Myxofibrosarcoma (MFS)
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Myxofibrosarcoma (MFS) : Myxofibrosarcoma has characteristic coarse curvilinear blood vessels (arrows) and cytologic atypia.
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JRC:71 : Soft tissue (shoulder): low-grade myxofibrosarcoma .
The term myxofibrosarcoma has been adopted for lesions formerly known as myxoid MFH. These lesions have been moved into the category of fibroblastic tumors.
Myxofibrosarcomas are a distinct and reproducible entity (quite separate from lesions formerly known as pleomorphic MFH), which represent the commonest type of soft tissue sarcoma in older adults.
Myxofibrosarcomas show a particular tendency to arise in subcutaneous tissue of the limbs and show a broad spectrum of morphological grade, but even the high-grade lesions, which may contain non-distinctive pleomorphic areas reminiscent of so-called MFH.
They have a metastatic rate of only approximately 35%, which is lower than most other types of pleomorphic sarcoma.
epithelioid variant of myxofibrosarcoma (17197925)
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Highly complex karyotypes with extensive intratumoral heterogeneity have been reported. No consistent aberration.
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Nascimento AF, Bertoni F, Fletcher CD. Epithelioid Variant of Myxofibrosarcoma: Expanding the Clinicomorphologic Spectrum of Myxofibrosarcoma in a Series of 17 Cases. Am J Surg Pathol. 2007 Jan;31(1):99-105. PMID: 17197925
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A letter to Pastors and Synod Delegates of the LCA
Bruce Lockwood from St Peters Congregation, Indooroopilly, Qld
The following is a letter from the members of St Peters and St Andrews Congregations, Qld, to Pastors and Synod Delegates of the LCA. Information about women's ordination has sometimes not been forwarded in congregations. If it is possible that this letter is not forwarded to key people in your congregations, would you inquire as to whether it has been received and then provide them with a copy? Many thanks.
This letter is followed by an open letter to the LCA from Neil Nuske, Religious Ed teacher at St Peter's College, Indooroopilly.
Dear Pastors and Synod Delegates of the LCA
St Peters and St Andrews Congregations wish to inform you of resolutions we have submitted to the Synod Secretary for inclusion in the Synod Reports and Synod Agenda so that you can prayerfully and thoughtfully consider these proposals beforehand.
An open letter to the LCA
St Peters Lutheran Church Indooroopilly Queensland
While attending the "Time to Soar" conference to discuss the ordination of both men and women in Adelaide, our Pastor Peter (St Peters Indooroopilly) resolved to hold a similar conference in Brisbane. The "All Saints" Conference was held on the first weekend of November 2012 in the P & F Centre and attracted nearly 60 delegates from congregations in South-East Queensland, and interstate.
At the All Saints conference delegates learnt of the significant impact the refusal to ordain women has had on the church and our educational, aged care and other institutions. Delegates learnt of the constraints it imposes on suitably qualified personnel and our outreach. We heard some disturbing stories from those affected because the LCA has not yet seen its way clear to ordain women.
The majority of Lutheran Churches worldwide ordain both men and women. Following twenty years during which time our best theological minds struggled with this issue the CTICR Final Report 2000 resolved that: "scripture and theology permit the ordination of women in the LCA". Therefore we conclude this is a matter of theological opinion and not a fundamental doctrine of the church.
As advocates for the ordination of both men and women, we are not disputing in any way the Doctrine of the Ministry as expressed in our Confessions. However, in keeping with the spirit of the "The Status of Agreement and other Doctrinal Statements" (reviewed July 2001, unedited) we consider that majority opinion at both the 2000 and 2006 Synods supporting the view that scripture and theology permit the ordination of women, demonstrates that amendments have become desirable in the course of time.
What have previous LCA synods decided?
The most recent Synod in 2009 considered the "Ordination Consensus Task Force Report 2009" From this report four (4) resolutions were proposed. Three were passed. The fourth resolution was lost. These resolutions have significant implications for the ordination of women in the LCA.
Synod 2009 Resolution 1
GCC to establish "a dialogue group with balanced representation" to work towards consensus within the group itself and across the church on the ordination of "both men and women" with reference to the published findings of the CTICR and a focus on biblical interpretation.
If convention authorises the ordination of women we need a preparation time before implementation.
Convention asks GCC, CoP, CTICR and other relevant groups in the church to note study and act where appropriate on the fourteen (14) recommendations of the Ordination Consensus Task Force.
Thus Synod 2009 resolutions 1, 2 and 3 form the platform for ongoing deliberations by the LCA on the ordination of both men and women.
Synod 2009 – The Lost Resolution
had proposed that the ordination of women be closed to debate at synod unless the General Pastors' Conference gives clear guidance by formal recommendation.
The loss of the fourth resolution means that new resolutions for women's ordination must be placed on the agenda and can be debated at synod without requiring a formal recommendation from the General Pastors Conference.
St Peters congregation wishes to inform you of our four Resolutions submitted to the 2013 Synod together with a proposed way forward in the spirit of the LCA website which says: "Pastors provide input regarding theological matters, but in effect it is the people in the pews, rather than church leaders, who determine the direction of the church". With this in mind we firmly believe that the voice of the people in the pews during this Synod needs to be heard anew.
St Peters congregation proposes a way forward
St Peters proposes a way forward, and a way of restoring our church to health in truth, unity and love. These proposals have been prepared with the help of past presidents, seminary lecturers, academics, pastors, chaplains, and college principals both male and female.
The four proposals have a sequence, addressing:
1. The Theses of Agreement and the CTICR Final Report 2000
2. The constitutional issue
3. Our women ready to be ordained
4. Questions of truth, unity and love
St Peters Resolutions
Resolution One
Whereas "The Status of the Theses of Agreement and other Doctrinal Statements" prepared by the CTICR and adopted by Synod in 1975 under "Doctrinal Statements and Theological Opinions of The Lutheran Church of Australia" states that "Should amendments (to the Theses of Agreement) become desirable in the course of time, such amendments would have to be submitted to the entire Church after thorough theological examination and discussion," and
Whereas the LCA has commissioned the CTICR to examine the ministry and ordination of women by conducting a thorough theological examination and discussion of the key texts cited in support of the ordination of men only, namely, I Cor 14:33b-38 and I Tim 2:11-15 (Theses VI par 11) culminating in the CTICR Final Report (CTICR-FR 2000) and
Whereas the CTICR-FR 2000 has summarised the theological arguments not only for the ordination of women but also for the ordination of men only, and presented these theological opinions to Synod, we submit that in the course of time it is now evident that two divergent interpretations of the two key texts cited in Theses VI par11 are held, not only amongst our respected theologians but also amongst the laity of the LCA, and
Whereas there now are two entirely different theological opinions in the LCA regarding the long-held public doctrine of the church in reference to the question of the ordination of women (Theses VI par 11) we conclude scripture itself is not clear on the matter that men only should be ordained and that women should be prohibited from ordination, and
Whereas these two different theological opinions concerning 1 Cor 14:33b-38 and I Tim 2:11-15 have different implications for doctrine and practice within the LCA, we conclude Theses VI par 11 needs to be amended because, as CTICR-FR 2000 states: all teaching must be consistent with what is confessed as the clear teaching of scripture. Yet scripture is not clear on this issue, and
Whereas the CTICR-FR 2000 concluded by majority that: "scripture and theology permit the ordination of women in the LCA" and,
Whereas The Augsburg Confession states "it is enough for the unity of the church to agree concerning the teaching of the gospel and the administration of the sacraments" (AC VII) and,
Whereas Lutheran theology affirms God has instituted the Office of the Ministry and the efficacy of the ministry of word and sacrament is in no way due to the gender of a pastor who is ordained, but solely due to the work and power of God the Creator, Jesus Christ our Redeemer and the Holy Spirit our Sanctifier, working through those servants who proclaim the apostolic gospel (AC V) in the church through the ministry of word and sacrament, and
Whereas the gospel, which is central to the ministry of word and sacrament, cannot be negated by ordaining women into the Office of the Ministry, ordination is therefore a matter of practice reflecting pastoral sensitivity to a particular historical tradition and cultural context which may vary between Lutheran Churches and within Christendom, rather than a fundamental doctrine of the church
Be it resolved
that Synod commission the CTICR to amend or delete Theses VI par. 11 in order to reflect the majority conclusion of the CTICR that: "scripture and theology permit the ordination of women in the LCA" and, that this amendment be submitted to the next Pastors' Conference and General Synod for review and ratification.
Resolution Two
Whereas the Constitution ARTICLE Xll. ALTERATIONS TO CONSTITUTION part 1 states that "The Church at a convention of the General Synod may amend, alter, add to or repeal any of the rules, except Article ll. and Article Xll.1, which shall be considered fundamental and unalterable in their intent and meaning", it therefore follows that all other parts of the Constitution may be subject to alteration when justified, and
Whereas the CTICR-FR 2000 concluded by majority that: "scripture and theology permit the ordination of women in the LCA therefore
that Synod request the Constitutions Committee amend ARTICLE V. THE MINISTRY Item 1. second sentence to read: For this purpose it shall receive into its Ministry by ordination, or by colloquy for ministers ordained elsewhere, any person whose qualifications for the office have been established and who…
Resolution Three
Whereas God in love and wisdom has called women to be pastors and gives them to the LCA to serve in the ministry of word and sacrament, and
Whereas women who are unable to follow this call of God towards the path of ordination have experienced significant pain and in some cases a crisis of faith
that the LCA no longer rejects this gift from God but accepts God's generous gift of love and ordains these women to serve as pastors in the LCA
Resolution Four
Whereas the CTICR-FR 2000 concluded by majority that: "scripture and theology permit the ordination of women in the LCA" and, The Augsburg Confession states "it is enough for the unity of the church to agree concerning the teaching of the gospel and the administration of the sacraments" (AC VII) and
Whereas the CTICR-FR 2000 Part D addresses the theological and pastoral implications of the commission's conclusion under the headings – The question of truth; The question and unity; and The question of love
that with prayer and thanksgiving the Lutheran Church of Australia harnesses all of God's gifts bestowed on us including the CTICR, the LEA, The Lutheran, the pastors of the church and the leaders of the congregations to inform and guide all members of the LCA in questions of TRUTH, UNITY and LOVE and encourage one another in our understanding and experience of how the ordination of women can enhance the ministry and outreach of the church and the proclamation of the gospel.
If you wish to receive a copy of the full explanation and background to these resolutions please email: Church.Office@stpeters.qld.edu.au and you will be forwarded a copy.
St Andrews Resolution
With permission from St Andrews Lutheran Church Brisbane City Congregation we also include for your consideration their resolution advocating full membership of LWF:
that the Lutheran Church of Australia in this anniversary year applies for full membership in the Lutheran World Federation.
Summary of an open letter to the LCA from Neal Nuske
In a recent open letter to the Presidents of the LCA, Neal Nuske, Teacher in Charge of Study of Religion at St Peters Lutheran College addresses two theological issues which have been seen by some as stumbling blocks in the movement towards the ordination of women and men.
The first issue relates to the validity of a believer's faith if nurtured by female clergy and the validity of the consecration of the elements by a female pastor. For Neal the issue is that "concerns about gender, are replacing that particular distinctive accent in Lutheran theology which locates the work of the Holy Spirit at the center of our theology of Word and Sacrament. In so focusing upon gender, the key concepts of sola gratia, sola fide and solus Christus are being marginalized and displaced."
He asks; "How does the gender of a pastor compliment and strengthen the forgiveness of sins? Or, conversely, how does the gender of a pastor desecrate and destroy the seal of the free forgiveness of sins?" He concludes that "gender is not the factor which effects the forgiveness of sins and legitimizes the words of institution. Neither does gender desecrate Christ's body and blood."
Regarding the sacrament, he explains, "There are only two parts to a sacrament, the sign and the Word. We cannot add gender. In the New Testament the Word is the added promise of grace. The promise of the New Testament is the promise of the forgiveness of sins as the text says 'given and shed for you for the forgiveness of sins'. This promise is neither consecrated nor desecrated on account of the gender of a pastor. The promise is not desecrated and useless if a female pastor consecrates the elements.
Neal reminds us that the sacraments are useless without faith "for the Holy Spirit works through the sacraments, not through the gender of the pastor. A faith that acknowledges God's mercy is alive and well. The gender of the pastor does not make faith secure or alive."
Finally he draws our attention to the Formula Of Concord: Affirmative Theses: Confession of the Pure Doctrine of the Holy Supper against the Sacramentarians which states 3. Concerning the consecration we believe, teach, and confess that no man's work nor the recitation of the minister effect this presence of the body and blood of Christ in the Holy Supper, but that it is to be ascribed solely and alone to the almighty power of Jesus Christ.
The second issue addressed by Neal is the interpretation of certain passages in scripture namely1 Cor. 14:34,35 and 1Tim. 2 11-14. He concludes that "Christ cannot contradict Himself; therefore Paul's commands were pastoral and contextual in their intent, for a specific time and place but not universal in their intent."
The full text of Neal's Open Letter can be found on: http://www.katieandmartin or by e-mail to: Church.Office@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Bruce Lockwood
Synod Delegate St Peters Lutheran Church Indooroopilly
Posted by Katie and Martin on February 21, 2013 in Hermeneutics, theology, women's ordination
Tags: ALL SAINTS, Augsburg Confession, Indooroopilly, Jesus, LCA, Lutheranism, Neil Nuske, Peter, Qld, Queensland, South-East Queensland, St Andrew's Lutheran Church, St Andrews, St Peter's College, St Peter's College Indooroopilly, St Peter's Lutheran Church, St Peters, Synod, time to soar, women's ordination
Major General Mick Slater, Qld Premier Anna Bligh, Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Mayor of St Goerge Donna Stewart on the bank of the Balonne River on Saturday. Picture: Luke Marsden. Source: Adelaide Now
The tragedy of the floods in Queensland is underscored by the unknown number of deaths, and the grim search of homes and swamped vehicles for bodies. The indiscriminate manner in which nature destroys life and property is stunning and sobering. We want to ask, "Can this really be Australia?" Our prayers go out to all those affected by the floods and those involved in the cleanup.
We have, however, reason to be proud of neighbour helping neighbour, those who make donations, volunteers selflessly doing what is possible, the management systems of the SES, other emergency services, the Australian Armed Forces and of the leadership at many levels within our democratic nation.
The photo above highlights the servanthood of leadership. We have the PM, Premier, Mayor and Major General in conversation. Their task is to survey the damage and needs, to be advised by their hierarchies and to facilitate the restoration of services and provision of welfare in the coming months and years. They are our figureheads, but it's about service. It's about democratically elected leaders serving their constituencies. It's about assisting people in their hour of need. It's about standing alongside people and providing moral and administrative support.
Notice that the civilian leaders in this photo are women. This is not insignificant. It could not have occurred in Australia a generation ago. Times have changed. The photo represents our society today, where women, in the main, are not minimised or discounted. It represents the authority and respect that women have been given by their communities to be their representatives.
In ages past perhaps some people would have seen it to be demeaning for a Major General to be subordinate to women. Today however, such an attitude would be seen to be quaint, at best. It is not about gender, it is about the position within which they serve. It is about democracy, the system they represent, the people they speak for, and the trust and authority that has been given to them. Women are given respect (in the main) across all of Australian society. Politics today, along with industry, academia, intelligencia, police, armed forces and religion all have women at the highest levels.
We thank God for women's leadership in this time of crisis in Queensland.
Posted by Katie and Martin on January 13, 2011 in sociology
Tags: Anna Bligh, Balonne Shire, Donna Stewart, floods, Julia Gillard, Major General, Prime minister, Qld, Queensland


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New Paltz » Undergraduate Catalog » School of Education » Early Childhood & Childhood Education » Required Coursework
The required coursework falls under three categories:
A. Education course requirements
B. An approved liberal arts major (concentration)
C. General Education requirement
Students must complete all coursework prior to Student Teaching and must meet the following requirements:
3.0 GPA overall; 2.5 GPA in academic concentration;
Minimum grades of "B" in Composition I and II (ENG160 and ENG180) or their equivalents; minimum grades of "B-" or "S" in required EED and SPE courses; and minimum "C" for required foundation courses (EDS340, EDS371, MAT140, MAT240, GEO202, foreign language)
30 hours of independent fieldwork (classroom observations; paid or volunteer work with children in schools, camps, daycare centers; coaching, tutoring, etc.)
Passing score on writing sample (to be evaluated by Early Childhood & Childhood Education faculty for organization and appropriate English grammar and usage)
Satisfactory dispositions assessments and "target" or "proficient" lesson/unit planning skills
Completion of the specialized training and workshops described here. These are required for all New York State teacher-preparation programs leading to an Initial Certificate.
The sequence described below is for a full-time student; the program may be taken on a part-time basis, however.
Years One and Two:
General Education requirements (see "C.," below)
Liberal Arts major (concentration) requirements (see "B.," below)
Foreign Language 1 & 2
MAT140 Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers 1 (3)
GEO202 Physical Geography (3)
EDS340 Social & Philosophical Foundations of Education (3)
EDS371 Child Psychology and Development (3)
EED370 Education of Diverse Populations in Early Childhood & Elementary School (3)
EED415 Development of Symbolic Representation, Language & Literacy (3)
EED412 Preschool and Kindergarten Curriculum (3)
EED371 Developmentally Appropriate Practices in Early Childhood & Elementary School (3)
Liberal Arts major (concentration) requirements
EED375 Teaching Reading in the Elementary School 1 (3)
EED301 Fieldwork 1 (1 credit, 40 hours)
SPE350 Creating Inclusive Elementary School Classrooms (3)
EED380 Teaching Mathematics, Science & Technology in the Elementary School (6)
EED376 Teaching Reading/Language Arts in the Elementary School 2 (3)
EED379 Teaching Social Studies in the Elementary School (3)
EED404 Student Teaching, Primary Setting (6)*
EED405 Student Teaching, Intermediate Setting (6)*
EED406 Student Teaching Seminar (1)
B. Approved Liberal Arts Majors, 29-40 Credits
Students must complete an approved academic major (concentration). Transfer courses for which advanced standing has been given and which are comparable to those meeting major requirements or are appropriate to an individualized major may be acceptable under advisement.
Majors for Early Childhood & Childhood Education (B-6) Students
The majors for Early Childhood & Childhood Education students have been selected from the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences and are in direct accord with New York State Learning Standards:
Black Studies (historical core or language arts core)
Earth Science (Geology)
These majors provide depth in a content area and a coherent sequence of courses with increased expectations of student performance. The courses are available to students in other programs of study as well as students in the Early Childhood & Childhood Education program.
Art History (B-6) - 30 credits
Required courses......................................24 credits
ARH201 Art of the Western World I (3)
ARH202 Art of the Western World II (3)
ARH358 Modern Art, 1900-1970 (3)
ARH382 American Art (3) or ARH370 Art of Hudson Valley (3)
ARS105 Introduction to Studio Art (3)
ARS110 Introduction to Ceramics (3) or ARS120 Introduction to Metal (3) or ARS170 Introduction to Sculpture (3)
plus two courses in Asian Art, chosen from the following (6 credits):
ARH210 Images & Ideas Asian Art (3)
ARH340 The Arts of Early China (3)
ARH341 The Arts of Later China (3)
ARH342 The Arts of Japan (3)
ARH343 Japanese Arts of the Edo Period (3)
ARH344 History of Buddhist Art (3)
ARH345 Art in Modern China (3)
ARH378 Sacred Spaces, Divine Images (3)
ARH452 Chinese Painting: Figure in Landscape (3)
Art History electives.................................6 credits
Biology (B-6) - 29-31 credits
BIO201 General Biology I (3)
BIO211 General Biology I Lab (1)
BIO202 General Biology II (3)
BIO212 General Biology II Lab (1)
BIO320 Genetics (3) and BIO321 Genetics Lab (1)
BIO340 Ecology (4)
One of the following....................................4 credits
BIO305 Plant Morphology (4)
BIO307 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy (4)
BIO301 Field Biology - Fall (3)
BIO412 Evolutionary Theory (3)
BIO418 Animal Behavior (3)
Electives: Two (2) upper-division Biology electives.......6-8 credits
Black Studies (B-6) - 30 credits
BLK100 Introduction to Black Studies (3)
BLK357 Psychology of the Black Child (3)
BLK370 Education in the Black Community (3)
BLK396 Black English: Language and Culture (3)
In addition, each major is required to develop a focus by completing six courses from either the (1) Historical Core or (2) Language Arts Core...................18 credits
(1) Historical Core
BLK200 Introduction to Africa (3)
BLK201 Black History I (3)
BLK202 Black History II (3)
BLK231 Development of Afro-Latin American Civilization 1492-1825 (3)
BLK232 Contemporary Afro-American Civilization Since 1825 (3)
BLK301 Survey of Pre-Colonial Africa to 1800 (3)
BLK302 Survey of Contemporary Africa: Nineteenth Century to Present (3)
BLK309 Introduction to Afro-Brazilian History (3)
BLK311 Blacks in the Caribbean (1492-Present) (3)
BLK325 History of Slavery in Americas (3)
BLK331 The American Civil Rights Movement (3)
BLK347 History of South Africa (3)
BLK369 History of Terrorism Against Blacks & Native Americans (3)
BLK401 Blacks in New York History (3)
BLK450 The Portuguese in Africa (3)
BLK460 West African Kingdoms in the Nineteenth Century (3)
BLK522 African/African-American History (3)
(2) Language Arts Core
BLK268 Survey of Black American Literature
BLK269 Black Poetry and Drama (3)
BLK272 Rap and Spoken Word (3)
BLK310 Blacks and the Media (3)
BLK315 Black & Latino Children's Literature (3)
BLK320 Contemporary Black American Literature (3)
BLK323 Black Poetry (3)
BLK328 Black Drama in America (3)
BLK333 Black Rhetoric (3)
BLK412 Critical Analysis of Black American Literature (3)
BLK415 Recurrent Themes in Black Literature (3)
BLK510 Contemporary Black Women's Literature (3)
Earth Science (Geology) (B-6) - 34-35 credits
Cognate courses.......................................7 credits
PHY205 Exploring the Solar System (3) or PHY206 Exploring the Universe (3)
CHE201 General Chemistry I (3) and CHE211 General Chemistry I Lab (1)
Geology courses....................................27-28 credits
GLG120 Weather and Environment (4)
GLG201 Physical Geology (3)
GLG211 Physical Geology Lab (1)
GLG202 Historical Geology (4)
GLG305 Paleontology (4)
GLG311 Mineralogy and Crystallography (4)
GLG331 Stratigraphy-Sedimentation (4)
One 300-level geology course by advisement (3-4)
English (B-6) - 31-33 credits
At least one-half of your courses for the English major must be completed at New Paltz.
Credits for Composition courses (ENG160, ENG180, ENG205, ENG206, ENG207) are not included in the major requirement.
Courses taken S*/U* or graded below C- cannot be counted toward the major.
Students who transfer 3-credit English courses considered equivalent to 4-credit English courses at New Paltz may need to take additional English electives to make up missing credits. All Childhood & Early Childhood Education students majoring in English must complete at least 31 credits.
Literature requirement...............................12 credits
ENG303 Introduction to British Literature (4)
ENG333 Introduction to American Literature (4)
plus one of the following courses:
ENG353 Multiethnic & Diasporic Literature (4)
ENG453 Transnational Literature (4)
Writing requirement..................................12-13 credits
Choose any four of the following courses:
ENG224 Expository Writing (3)
ENG226 Practical Grammar (3)
ENG300 Seminar in Critical Practice (4)
ENG345 Creative Writing Workshop I (3)
ENG385 Theories of Writing (3)
LIN201 Introduction to Linguistics (3)
Elective courses.........................................7-8 credits
One of the following upper-division courses in literature before 1800 (3-4 credits)*:
ENG355 The Bible (4)
ENG356 Greek and Roman Literature (3)
ENG404 Medieval Literature (4)
ENG405 Elizabethan Literature (4)
ENG406 Shakespeare I: Selected Works (4)
ENG407 Shakespeare II: Selected Works (4)
ENG408 Seventeenth-Century English Literature (4)
ENG413 Eighteenth-Century English Literature (4)
ENG414 The Rise of the Novel (4)
ENG435 Early American Literature (4)
ENG470 Major Authors (4), if appropriate
ENG493 Selected Topics (4), if appropriate
plus one 400-level course in English (4 credits), excluding ENG420, ENG423, ENG445, ENG448, ENG451, ENG452, ENG453, ENG454, ENG455
*Note that ENG303 Introduction to British Literature is a prerequisite for most of these courses.
French (B-6) - 30-39 credits
Basic language courses.......................9 credits
FRN101 Elementary French I (3)
FRN102 Elementary French II (3)
FRN201 Intermediate French I (3)
Students with prior training or experience in French may obtain waivers for one or more of the basic language courses listed above, after consultation with the Department of Languages, Literatures & Cultures.
Required courses...............................30 credits
FRN202 Intermediate French II (3)
FRN301 French Composition and Conversation I (4)
FRN302 French Composition and Conversation II (4)
FRN319 French Civilization (4)
FRN320 Francophone Cultures (4)
FRN375 French Literature before 1800 (4)
FRN376 French & Francophone Literature after 1800 (4)
FRN3xx/4xx Upper-division French elective (3)
Geography (B-6) - 31-33 credits
GEO213 Economic Geography (3)
GEO201 Human Geography (3)
GEO342 Cartography (4)
Electives.............................................21-23 credits
Each major candidate is required to complete, by advisement, seven courses in geography selected from systematic and/or regional courses, at least five of which shall be at the 300-level or above.
History (B-6) - 30-34 credits
You must have eighteen (18) upper-division credits from this plan of study.
All majors are required to write a 2-3 page "exit essay" as a requirement of graduation.
Grades below C- do not count toward the major.
All majors must take, with the approval of the adviser, at least one course 'pre-1500' and at least one course 'post-1500.'
It is expected that at least one course will focus on race, gender, and ethnicity.
Required courses......................................30-34 credits
I. UNITED STATES HISTORY: Two (2) courses (6-8 credits)
II. WORLD HISTORY: Four (4) courses (12-14 credits)
You must take courses in at least two (2) geographic areas of the world outside of the United States - that is,
Africa, Asia, Europe, South America and the Caribbean.
III. NEW YORK STATE: One (1) of the following courses (3 credits)
HIS303 The Empire State
HIS308 Indians of New York State
HIS325 History of New York City
HIS461 Hudson Valley Culture
Or alternative by advisement
IV. UPPER-DIVISION HISTORY ELECTIVES: Three (3) courses (9 credits)
Mathematics (B-6) - 32-34 credits
MAT140 Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I (3)
MAT240 Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II (3)
MAT241 Introduction to Statistics (3)
MAT251 Calculus I (4)
MAT252 Calculus II (4)
MAT260 Intro to Proof (3)
MAT331 Axiomatic Geometry (3)
MAT304 Foundations of Algebra (3)
CPS104 Visual Programming (3)
CPS210 Computer Science I: Foundations (4)
Upper-division mathematics elective...........3-4 credits
Political Science (B-6) - 36 credits
POL216 American Government & Politics (4)
POL227 Introduction to International Politics (4)
POL229 Introduction to Comparative Politics (4)
Upper-division electives..............................24 credits
Six credits or less of the Government Internship (POL480) may be credited toward the upper-division electives.
Spanish (B-6) - 31-40 credits
Basic language courses.............................9 credits
SPA101 Elementary Spanish I (3)
SPA102 Elementary Spanish II (3)
SPA201 Intermediate Spanish I (3)
Students with prior training or experience in Spanish may obtain waivers for one or more of the basic language courses listed above, after consultation with the Department of Languages, Literatures & Cultures.
SPA202 Intermediate Spanish II (4)
SPA301 Spanish Composition and Conversation I (4) *
SPA361 Spanish Composition and Conversation II (4) *
* Students whose home language is Spanish may substitute SPA315 Spanish for
Native Speakers (4) for either SPA301 or SPA361.
SPA365 The Culture and Civilization of Spain (4)
SPA372 The Culture of Latin America I (4)
SPA375 Survey of Spanish Literature (4)
SPA376 Survey of Latin American Literature (4)
Plus one of the following:
SPA363 Spanish Phonetics and Oral Practice (3)
SPA461 Advanced Spanish Composition (3)
SPA4xx Spanish elective (3)
Early Childhood & Childhood Education students take selected course work under advisement to meet the College's General Education requirement. Some General Education courses also fulfill prerequisites of the Early Childhood & Childhood Education program. See the Education Advisor (Old Main Building, 115A) to ensure that all curricular requirements are met.


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Pregnant Kwadwesi woman among people gunned down in suspected hits
Port Elizabeth - Three persons were shot and killed on Monday night in unrelated, but suspected targeted style killings, Port Elizabeth police said.
"In the first incident, the 28-year-old Chuma Sinethemba Mhuluhulu was shot by unknown attackers in Mhleza Street, Kwadwesi, just after 18:00," described police spokesperson, Captain Andre Beetge.
"After shots were heard by persons in the vacinity, the body of Chuma was found on the pavement.
"She was fatally wounded in the head and no valuables were taken from her.
"She was also 6 months pregnant according to persons that know her."
He saidd that in the second incident, 29-year-old Baphethuxolo Mgengo was shot and killed in Kayingo Street, Kwadwesi, at about 19:00.
"Mr Mgengo was sitting with two friends in a shack when two unknown armed males kicked open the door and dragged him outside where he was shot numerous times by them," Capt Beetge said.
"The two friends managed to flee unhurt during the incident."
In the last incident, at about 00:05 on Tuesday morning, 25-year-old Zamuxolo Ndwayana was shot and killed at his home in Mbilane Crescent, Kwazakele.
"He was asleep and woken up by unknown suspects knocking and calling him at his door. On opening the door and going outside, he was shot and killed by his attackers."
Capt Beetge said that the three incidents are not linked and no valuables were taken during the murders.
"Three murder cases were opened and are investigated by the Eastern Cape Provincial Organised Crime Unit," he added.
"Any person with information that could assist police with these investigations can contact Lt Colonel Willie Mayi at 082 697 5914."