The 2016 presidential election has shown how the duopoly, the two parties that represent big business interests and the wealthiest, are corrupted in ways that prevent the people's voices from being heard, their necessities from being met and the planet being protected from human greed.
During the campaigns, leaks have given people a behind-the-scenes look at how the parties operate and research on the candidates shows their personal failures. They give voters an understanding of elites who behave as if the law does not apply to them and who put themselves ahead of the public interest.
Last Friday was a day of embarrassment for both the Republican and Democratic Parties. A tape showing Donald Trump bragging about sexual assault in lewd ways has gotten the bulk of attention, but Wikileaks also released thousands of pages of The Podesta Emails, 2,060 emails and 170 attachments. John Podesta is the ultimate insider. He is currently the chairman of the Hillary Clinton campaign, served as a counselor to President Obama and Chief of Staff to Bill Clinton. Podesta also controls the Podesta Group, a major lobbying firm and is the Chair of the Center for American Progress, often described as the think tank for the White House.
The Clinton Campaign's defense is to refuse to confirm or deny whether the documents are real and to blame the Russians. Among the files released were excerpts of the infamous well paid speeches of Hillary Clinton to Wall Street and other big business interests. Clinton charged a minimum of $225,000 per speech. Secretary Clinton worked hard to keep these speech transcripts secret. The document released was an email from the Clinton campaign's research director, Tony Clark, to six Clinton campaign staff members flagging portions of speeches that presented political problems for Clinton. But, these documents show us more than political problems for the campaign, they show why people have lost faith in government and the economy and see both corrupted by the influence of money on elections.
In the documents, Clinton tells a real estate investment group that if people knew what was going on they would "get a little nervous, to say the least. So, you need both a private and a public position." She is saying something many people assumed and this is one reason why she is not viewed as trustworthy. No doubt this public vs. private description of reality applies broadly to politicians. People know they are often being misled and politicians are deceiving them rather than being transparent. Politicians need to serve their donors while keeping the people from revolting against them for doing so.
One of the great successes of a public and private positioning was the selling of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The ACA was sold as a program to help the people gain affordable access to healthcare. It was not sold as a bailout to the health insurance industry or a gift to the pharmaceutical industry and to investors in for-profit hospitals and other health services.
The Podesta Emails also include some of Hillary Clinton's private thoughts on healthcare. Speaking in Saskatoon, Canada and Grand Rapids, MI at private meetings, Clinton praised single payer healthcare systems like in Canada and Europe. She admits that they are more efficient and produce better results. Of course, if she said that in public her big donors from the insurance, pharmaceutical and investor-based health providers would stop funding her. In public, she is quick to oppose single payer as she did in the 90's when she was First Lady and continues to do today. Thousands of lives are lost each year due to insurance-dominated healthcare and thousands more people go bankrupt. If Clinton were not so deceptive, told the truth and pushed for the real solution – along with other elected officials – the crisis in US healthcare could be ended. If she continues to deceive, the healthcare crisis will continue. Healthcare is one example of many where corruption trumps the public interest and prevents solving a crisis for millions in the United States.
Another issue exposed in the Podesta Emails is Hillary Clinton's close relationship with Wall Street. She tells Wall Streeters that only they can solve the problems on Wall Street, even though they were actually the cause of Wall Street corruption and the economic collapse. She talks about only holding Wall Street accountable for political reasons and says "I represented and worked with" so many on Wall Street and "did all I could to make sure they continued to prosper." The Wikileaks confirm what people already suspected – Clinton is on the Wall Street team, she praises them, will include them in her government and will make sure they continue to prosper.
There may be a few publicity stunts to confuse people to get them to think Wall Street is being held accountable, but it will be political theater.
The corruption of elections by big money. Clinton admits "it would be impossible to run for office without raising huge amounts of money." Clinton says she would like it to not be this way but she has no idea how to end the reality of money-dominated government. Corruption of government leads to politicians misleading the people about their donor-favoring policies because if the people knew what was really going on, we'd be very angry.
Donald Trump, in the now infamous sexual assault video tape, explains that people like him "can do anything" and get special treatment. Bill Clinton has also shown a similar attitude when it comes to his treatment of women, but this is bigger than sexual assault. It is about the attitude of many elites in how they view themselves and treat the rest of us.
They are superior. The rules do not apply to them. They deserve special treatment because of who they are.
Donald Trump took a billion-dollar tax deduction which resulted in him not paying taxes for many years. He is not accused of doing anything illegal in fact part of his defense is that he had to take this massive tax deduction because of his fiduciary duty to his investors. His most outspoken surrogate, Rudy Giuliani, says that he knows many people who have taken similar deductions, indeed much larger ones.
This is one of many laws embedded in the tax code that allows major corporations and wealthy individuals to dodge paying their share of taxes. As Trump told Clinton, if she does not like it, she should have changed the law. Of course, because of the deep corruption of government laws are designed to protect the wealthy at the cost of the rest of us. We do not have a giant wealth divide by accident. It is not a happenstance that more than 90% of the wealth generated during the Obama administration went to the wealthiest. It is not lack of luck that led workers to be the big losers during the crash, losing their life savings which was often invested in their homes, their only real asset. These laws are passed because government serves the wealthy. Politicians in the United States must serve the big donors, not the people.
Another 1,244 of the Podesta Emails reference focus on nuclear energy and the relationship between the Clinton's and the nuclear industry and uranium mining. The Clinton Foundation received $140 million in donations from investors and executives of "Uranium One" which has mines, mills and tracts of land in Wyoming, Utah and other U.S. states equal to about 20 percent of U.S. uranium production capacity. The corporation was sold to Russian interests and the coincidence of donations to the Clinton Foundation is raising questions because Secretary Clinton was one of the agency heads that had to approve the transaction because uranium is a strategic asset.
Most of the donations were given two years before the sale to Russia, although Chairman of Uranium One, Ian Telfer, donated between $1.3 million and $5.6 million to the Clinton Foundation during and after the review process for the Russian deal. The State Department staff member directly involved in making the decision was Jose Fernandez. He claims that Clinton had no influence on the decision, but the Podesta Emails raise new questions. The emails show Podesta and Fernandez communicated with each other shortly before and after he made this claim with Fernandez saying he wanted to do all he can to help Clinton's campaign. All this adds up to an appearance of a conflict of interest. More information is needed to prove corruption. But, will it even be investigated?
The United States is ruled by the wealthy elite. This oligarchy holds on to power by using their money to decide who runs for office and to control the political party duopoly. They also control the media, which plays its role in ensuring that the big business duopoly remains in control by not discussing how the elections are manipulated by things like a fake commission, really a disguise hiding the duopoly, that only allows members of the duopoly to debate.
Researchers have shown how the government responds only to the demands of big business and the wealthy, which demonstrate we actually live in an oligarchy. The purposes of the managed elections are to deceive people, to make them feel like they have a role in governance.
No doubt, the campaigns of the two most unpopular candidates in history, from two unpopular political parties, is showing more people that the government is illegitimate as managed elections create illegitimate governments. As more people understand this reality and the government continues to fail to respond to the necessities of the people, we will see more rebellions against the authority of government.
Already we are seeing victories against the oligarchy which show that when people organize they have power. The people need to let the government know they will not be silent against systemic corruption. We will give #NoHoneymoon to Hillary and make sure hers is a presidency of protest; where the people will be relentless in demanding that the government represent our interests.
Who says Clinton is going to win? I don't believe Trump lost a whole lot of votes over what he now calls his "locker room talk." In a good chink of the country, women do brush off such talk as "macho foolishness,"meaning little.
Decades of research have shown that most voting choices come down to economic issues. The Dem voting base had long consisted of the poor and middle class. Bill Clinton split this base wide apart, and liberal media disappeared the truly poor. The US is 20 years deep into one hell of a war on the poor. The poor — and those who get why it matters — had voted for Obama on the chance that he could launch a legit discussion about our poverty crisis. Obama mentioned it a few times, and liberal media aren't interested. They are true believers in our current, viciously competitive capitalism.
Over the past eight years, a good chunk of the Dem voting base was even more deeply alienated. Liberals still they implicit preach the lie that our system works so well, that everyone is able to work and there are jobs for all. Meanwhile, Dems in Congress kicked off 2015 with virtually ending food stamps to the elderly poor and the disabled (cut from $115 per month, to $10). Liberals shrugged. Then Democrats selected the most anti-poor, anti-New Deal Dem candidate they could dig up. After alienating so much of the Dem voting base, why would you expect Clinton to win?
The biggest and most glaring aspect of last night's debate was the obvious corruption of Clinton, which is being ignored by the mainstream media. Vote your conscience in this election. Diebold is the fallback anyway. Both of these candidates are actors.
The bottom photo was a picture of my wife. And I thank you for seeing it still being used.
The organ grinders have their monkeys out there jumping around to amuse us. Candidates, press, all involved are corrupt and incredible.
The selection of candidates, with the later casting of votes is just a minor inconvenience for the self-appointed ownership and this one demonstrates how minor. The only real choice citizens have is the one far too few know is in the race. But just in case, their ace in the hole is running Trump, who makes it appear people have no choice but to vote for Clinton, or so the conversation goes. I've lost track of how many people have informed me a vote for Stein would assure a Trump win and they spend a lot of time making this argument too. I wonder what if, instead of arguing for Clinton, to defeat a total nut, the same amount of time was spent advocating for Stein? What could be accomplished then? Don't they realize the choice of running a seemingly crazy person against one who will continue to do all they profess to oppose is exactly what the system is directing them to do? Propaganda does work it appears. Even on otherwise intelligent people who just don't seem to get it.
Jill Stein all the way!


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This clipping from The Army Flier also contains a picture of Clay Hill Cemetery and a Church book from Beulah Church.
and move from Johnston Co., N. C. to what is now known as Dale County.
Acrel Byrd, on of the sons of Bright and Gracey Byrd, married into the Johnson family who shared the Byrd's journey from North Carolina. He and his wife, Bartilla, began their homestead just west of Lake Tholocco. Acrel Byrd's family cemetery is located on the military reservation just beyond the beach area of Lake Tholocco. The earliest burial marker is that of Acrel's grandson, John C. Byrd, who died June 21, 1871.
Record for the Primitive Baptist Church at Beulah, Dale County, Alabama" and dated 1860 shows its first entry was made on May 10. The minutes for the church business meetings were maintained by various clerks of the church until Dec. 7, 1924. The Beulah Church established a cemetery for its members and their families which still exists today near the site of the old church.
For reasons unknown, the congregation transferred their letters of membership to other churches in the area and abandoned the old building. According to local sources, the frame structure deteriorated so badly that it was removed by the first occupants of Camp Rucker in the early 1940s.
original section, he and his family increased their homestead to include the entire area of what is today known as Lowe Army airfield and the surrounding areas of Ft. Rucker and Dale County.
Two daughters of the McCarty family, Georgia Ann and Safronia, married Ananias and Marion Averett from North Carolina. These marriages created a permanent bond between the two pioneer families and their descendants. It is carried on local record books under three names: McCarty Cemetery, Averett Cemetery and the McCarty-Averett Cemetery.
Early maps of Dale County show the location of several small towns on the Ozark- Enterprise Highway called Liberty Ridge, Mt. Liberty, Pleasant Hill and others. Many of the churches in these communities were created suddenly and later the memberships disappeared among other churches just as quickly, leaving behind either partial or incomplete records.
One such congregation was the Clay Hill Liberty Ridge. No records have been found that can actually date the church s existence but, nevertheless, a cemetery remains to show that it did in fact exist.
interfere with troop movement or training. Many pages of history have been written since the first cemetery in the early 1820 s and still Alabama blossoms and new life is created.
These cemeteries mark the resting places of many of the early pioneers who made this life in southeastern Alabama possible.


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How Facebook 360 is Changing the User Experience on Social Media
Streaming in real time often feels like an interactive experience. But one wouldn't call it "immersive." That's because typically the viewer has no control over what they see. That's no longer the case thanks to the 360 live streaming option. Special cameras allow viewers to actively control what they see during a stream.
In March 2017, Facebook made this exciting option, known as Facebook 360, available to every member of the site. Despite the fanfare, it's still possible that Facebook users don't quite grasp Facebook 360, or how it can change their social media forever.
So what is Facebook 360?
As Facebook explains, "A 360 video is created with a camera system that simultaneously records all 360 degrees of a scene. Viewers can pan and rotate a 360 video's perspective to watch it from different angles." This can be accomplished by tilting one's phone or clicking and dragging the screen using a mouse pointer. Whatever the medium, Facebook users are gifted a truly immersive experience. Meanwhile, content creators are given an opportunity to provide unforgettable imagery.
Facebook 360 is an impressive start for the social media site. Still, it's worth noting Facebook is playing catch up. Techcrunch notes that rival Youtube already allows 360 live streaming for anyone on the site. However, streamers were required "special encoding software." Facebook 360 will be a comparatively user-friendly experience, with no desktop software required.
What it means for user and content creator experiences
Perhaps the most immediate impact of Facebook 360 is that it brings the site's content makers and their followers closer together. There's no onus on the person(s) filming to explain what viewers can't see. Instead, viewers can control their own streaming experience. It's a hands on approach to streaming that raises the enjoyment level for all involved.
Perhaps one of the most notable advocates of the Facebook 360 experience is National Geographic. Nat Geo was instrumental to Facebook's December 2016. Their special Facebook 360 stream featured an interview with scientists emerging from months of isolation as they simulated life on Mars. The stream received more than 2.5 million views.
The best tools for a compatible Facebook 360 experience
For Content creators hoping to take full advantage of Facebook 360, Facebook recommends "Nokia Ozo or Freedom360 Broadcaster rig with Vahana VR for high quality experiences, or the Giroptic iO, Insta360 Nano or Ricoh Theta S for less produced moments." According to CNET, Samsung Gear 360, ALLie, and Z Cam S1 are also options.
To use Facebook 360 with your chosen product, you need to update your camera's native app. Next, locate the live streaming option on the camera screen and log in using your Facebook account. From there, content creators have the option of streaming from your profile, page, or group, as well as updating privacy settings.
Where's the VR connection?
Perhaps one of the most surprising aspects of Facebook 360 is that it wasn't created with virtual reality (VR) headsets in mind. Although the streams can't be viewed live, the stream can be replayed later on using a VR headset. It's entirely possible that Facebook 360 could be adjusted for a virtual 360 experience in the future.
Facebook enjoys an average of 1.87 billion active users each month. Therefore, the potential for memorable Facebook 360 streaming experiences is practically endless. And with Mark Zuckerberg' admitting to an obsession with streaming, we can only imagine how far the site will take live 360 streaming options.

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Texans on Twitter were not okay when Kylie Jenner's BFF Jordyn Woods tried Whataburger for the 1st time while traveling from the El Paso airport to New Mexico. It is the age old question, which is better- Whataburger or In N Out? If you talk to someone from California, they will argue all about that fresh meat and animal style fries from In N Out. Grab someone from Texas, and the Patty Melts and Whataburger fries will make their mouth water. You will never really hear a correct answer or get anyone to agree so the argument will continue on until the end of time it seems like. Jordyn Woods is a model and best known as the BFF of the youngest Kardashian-Jenner clan, Kylie Jenner. The gorgeous 20 year-old is busy with a brand new activewear line she recently announced she's launching and she's been seen on "Keeping up with the Kardashians," "Life of Kylie" and all over social media with many of the sisters. On her Twitter Wednesday, Jordyn posted that she arrived in Texas, but was going somewhere in New Mexico.
Nooo babe Whataburger is The Besttt!
That's something I think we can all agree on. Rage on, fast food war. But Whataburger is still better. The End.


A perfect base to explore Scotland's capital, Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh - the Caledonian is within walking distance of Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile and the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
We are surrounded by magnificent golf courses, all available within a short distance.
I've been here now 15 years and in that time, I've seen the hotel transform into this spectacular Waldorf Astoria.
and railway track from the creators, The Caledonian Railway Company.
Our Peacock Alley clock was salvaged from the great fire of Princes Street Station in 1890.
cleaning out an upstairs cupboard, surprisingly.
Here at The Caledonian are two restaurants.
for a Sunday meeting with family or friends, or for dinner in the evening.
and that restaurant very much is a romantic restaurant, offering up views of the castle.
It's one of the most romantic dining rooms in Scotland.
Here at the Waldorf Astoria, it's very much a personal service. The feeling of homeliness is second to none.
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Self-sensing materials are here
Carbon fiber composites—lightweight and strong—are great structural materials for automobiles, aircraft and other transportation vehicles. They consist of a polymer matrix, such as epoxy, into which reinforcing carbon fibers have been embedded. Because of differences in the mecha...
Seeing a salt solution's structure supports one hypothesis about how minerals form
Scientists at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory used neutrons, isotopes and simulations to "see" the atomic structure of a saturated solution and found evidence supporting one of two competing hypotheses about how ions come
Nanoscience—Directing atoms
An Oak Ridge National Laboratory-led team used a scanning transmission electron microscope to selectively position single atoms below a crystal's surface for the first time.
Sergei Kalinin: Turning seeing into understanding and making
Sergei Kalinin of the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory knows that seeing something is not the same as understanding it. As director of ORNL's Institute for Functional Imaging of Materials, he convenes experts in microscopy and computing to gain scientific insigh...
Advanced microscopy technique reveals new aspects of water at the nanoscale level
A new microscopy technique developed at the University of Illinois at Chicago allows researchers to visualize liquids at the nanoscale level — about 10 times more resolution than with traditional transmission electron microscopy — for the first time. By trapping minute amounts of...
Novel membrane advances low-cost, grid-scale energy storage
Oak Ridge National Laboratory scientists have developed a crucial component for a new kind of low-cost stationary battery system utilizing common materials and designed for grid-scale electricity storage. Large, economical electricity storage systems can benefit the nation's grid ...
Chemistry—Polymer, heal thyself
An Oak Ridge National Laboratory–led team has developed super-stretchy polymers with amazing self-healing abilities that could lead to longer-lasting consumer products.
ORNL Launches Summit Supercomputer
The U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory today unveiled Summit as the world's most powerful and smartest scientific supercomputer.
ORNL ramps up production of key radioisotope for cancer-fighting drug
The Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory is now producing actinium-227 (Ac-227) to meet projected demand for a highly effective cancer drug through a 10-year contract between the U.S. DOE Isotope Program and Bayer.
Made in the USA: Department of Energy labs help advance technology to ensure supply of key medical isotopes
"Made in the USA." That can now be said of the radioactive isotope molybdenum-99 (Mo-99), last made in the United States in the late 1980s. Its short-lived decay product, technetium-99m (Tc-99m), is the most widely used radioisotope in medical diagnostic imaging. Tc-99m is best known ...
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Channing Tatum Wants To Change Superhero Movies With 'Gambit'
Changing the superhero movie landscape, one card at a time.
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More and more, with each passing day, it looks likelier and likelier that Channing Tatum is the new Gambit.
The "22 Jump Street" actor has been connected to the role of the card-slinging mutant ever since last summer, when he first announced his interest in the role. Since then, "X-Men" producer Lauren Shuler Donner has gone on the record that Tatum is her man to play Gambit — it's just a matter of making things official.
"Creatively, we're starting to chug forward. Obviously there's nothing [official]," Tatum told MTV News about where he stands with the Ragin' Cajun. "There are only conversations and dreams right now, really."
But the dreams are at an all-time high for Tatum, who looks likely to be the second big-screen Gambit; Taylor Kitsch was the first, playing the character in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," a movie that most people would like to forget, and one that was largely eradicated by "X-Men: Days of Future Past."
"I've been pretty vocal about wanting to be the part of Gambit for a very long time," said Tatum. "It's a weird, pinching-myself moment that we're even having the conversation."
Recent rumors have suggested that Tatum's Gambit is part of the design of "X-Men: Apocalypse," the upcoming sequel to "Days of Future Past." But that's not what Tatum has in mind; he wants a full-on standalone "Gambit" movie before ever entering the proper "X-Men" equation.
"We've talked about it being a standalone, first, and actually trying to change the 'hero, superhero movie.' Because Gambit is not your typical hero. He's a thief. He walks on the gray. I'm hoping we can change it a little bit, and then ultimately feather into the other ones."
All of that is easier said than done, of course.
"The machine of the Marvel world is so ginormous that it's literally like climbing a mountain, getting one of these movies made, and all of the pieces that go along with it," Tatum added.
Are you excited to see Tatum play Gambit?


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For the first time in the history of Bollywood, a production house Lakhshya Production held its road show for its upcoming movie *'The Dark Side Of Life: Mumbai City'*. An innovative Promotional exercise, the event was attended by its start cast at Adarsh Nagar Signal, near Oshiwara police station on link road in Andheri West.
Another first for any Bollywood film is that a stuffed mannequin is shown hanging on the noose. Probably never attempted by any Bollywood production house ever before.
Director Tariq Khan puts it plainly, "Hopelessness and despair is one such state of mind which creeps deeper into our minds without us realizing about such a parasite growing within us which all of a sudden brings one into a situation of being cornered in life which brings rise to suicidal tendencies in a human being. Our film delves into the subject and even if it succeeds in bringing a single soul to normalcy, would be a winning moment for us." This is relevant in present times even with the recent example of a senior law enforcement officer committing suicide.
*'The Dark Side Of Life: Mumbai City'* is releasing on 23 November across cinema halls nationwide.


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"Then Esther told them to reply to Mordecai; Go, assemble all of the Jews who are found in Susa, and fast for me; do not eat or drink for three days, night or day. I and my maidens also will fast in the same way and thus I will go in to the king, which is not according to the law; and if I perish, I perish" (Esther 4:15-16). Esther had a huge obstacle to overcome because not only is she breaking one of the king's law, she is also about to expose herself as a Jew. We can only imagine the great amount of fear and anxiety she must have been feeling because Esther realizes that she is putting her very life into the hands of the king.
We need to use Esther as an example when we go before our heavenly King in prayer. When we pray, we are entering into the holy presence of God almighty. Meeting in the presence of God should always be done in a humble manner, but humility is especially important when we pray because that is a time when we make known to God our needs and the needs of others and we ask Him to take action.
Leviticus 10:1-3 tells us the story of Nadab and Abihu, who were the sons of Aaron, but more importantly they were priests appointed by God. They did not take God seriously enough and offered a strange fire to Him; consequently they were consumed by this fire.
Our prayers to God should be simple, direct, and to the point. It becomes harder for us to concentrate when we use repetition and too many words eventually become noise in God's ears (Matthew 6:7). Jesus teaches us how to pray in Matthew 6:5-8 when He warns against deliberately gaining attention and honor through our praying. Also, in verses 9-13, Jesus lays down an outline of how we should be praying.
Before Jesus came to die there was an unbridgeable, ever-widening gap between us and God because of our sin. It is the blood of Jesus, who is the High Priest, that atones for our sin and it is the love and the grace of God that allows us to be forgiven. Therefore, we must be reverent, brethren, when we pray, and have a humble, servant's attitude because we are not worthy enough to go before God. Also, be grateful that He has given us one through whom we can go to God in prayer; that is Jesus Christ our Lord (John 14:6).


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Valentine named IRB coordinator
September 19, 2018 by Henderson State
Shari Valentine, assistant professor of sociology, human services, and criminal justice, has been named Henderson State's new Institutional Review Board (IRB) coordinator. Her office will be located in the Smith-Garner House.
Henderson's IRB reviews research protocols to ensure that individuals who volunteer for or are compensated for their participation in research are treated with dignity and care for their welfare. The IRB helps the university to be confident that research conducted here is ethical, fair, and safe for participants. It also helps researchers be confident that their research has been reviewed for issues that they may not have considered.
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An update on Ellis College faculty activities
• Aaron Calvert, Art, was included in UALR High Lights from the Permanent Collection catalog and exhibit, was a juror of the Virgina P. Weaver Spring Art Show at the Malvern National Bank, and had his work, bio, and statement included in The Idle Class magazine.
Calvert also had his work chosen for display at the 60th Annual Delta Exhibition at the Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock. Calvert received an honorable-mention award with his glazed stoneware sculpture Always Facing South Bear. He was featured in the Tri-Lakes edition of Arkansas Democrat Gazette: https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2018/jun/17/area-artists-show-works-annual-delta-exhibit/ After the show, the Arkansas Arts Center purchased the piece for their permanent collection.
• Paul Glover, Communication, will receive the Distinguished 4-year Broadcast Adviser award from the College Media Association at its convention in October. Michael Taylor, Communication, will receive the Distinguished 4-year Newspaper Adviser award. "It is very rare for two faculty members from the same university to win awards in the same year," said Dr. Angela Boswell, dean of Ellis College.
Taylor has also received a prestigious award from the National Speleological Society. The 2018 National Speleological Society's "Spelean Arts and Letters Award" was presented to Taylor Aug. 3 at the NSS annual convention in recognition of his many contributions to the society. The annual convention, held this year in Helena, Montana, is the premier annual gathering of cave explorers in the U.S. In addition to receiving the award, Taylor ran an all-day writers workshop on Friday for those wanting to write about caves, talked with cavers about his book in progress, Hidden Nature, to be published next year by Vanderbilt University Press, and attended some microbiology sessions to seek advice on a joint cave research project he is conducting with Dr. James Engman and his students.
• The paintings of Katherine Strause, Art, were the focus of The Avenue — Art & Wine Dinner in Hot Springs. Strause discussed her work and inspiration with guests who enjoyed both her art and a five-course dinner with wine pairings from Executive Chef Casey Copeland.
Strause has been chosen to exhibit in Woman Made Gallery's "21st International Open," an exciting exhibition in Chicago which includes 44 works of art by 40 artists, spanning six countries. These artists explore conceptual and material boundaries through video, photography, mixed medium assemblage, collage, painting and sculpture.
Strause is also the painter behind the the cover of the Little Rock magazine, Soiree, "Bow & Arrow." [Read more…] about An update on Ellis College faculty activities
ADE names Benton assistant commissioner
Don Benton, assistant professor in educational leadership at Henderson State University, has been named the new assistant commissioner for research and technology for the Arkansas Department of Education. Benton will assume the role on Sept. 17.
As assistant commissioner, according to a news release, Benton will oversee technology initiatives and resources such as ADE's Ambassador Academy, Arkansas Digital Sandbox and Student GPS dashboards. He also will oversee the Arkansas Public School Computer Network, which includes eSchoolPlus.
Benton has been the director of the Hot Springs Technology Institute since 1998 and founded Schools Without Walls, which provides professional development for technology leaders and educators.
He previously served as the director of technology and information, information technology security officer/disaster recovery, technology plan developer and E-Rate coordinator at the Hot Springs School District.
Benton has a Bachelor of Science in Education (Vocational Business Education), a Master of Science in Education (P-12 Building Level Leadership) and an Education Specialist in District Level Leadership from Henderson. He currently is pursuing a Doctor of Education in Educational Technology from Boise State University in Idaho.
Q&A with Don Benton
Q. When did you attend Henderson, and in what activities did you participate?
A. I began my journey at Henderson in 1989 as an undergraduate. I participated in the Foreign Language club, Phi Beta Lambda, and several intramural athletic events.
Q. What was your major? What prompted you to pursue your particular degree?
A. I majored in Vocational Business Education with minors in Business Administration and German Language Studies. I initially wanted to get a degree in International Business Studies but decided to go into education when I realized that Henderson didn't offer that degree. I was not willing to transfer to another university because I loved the Henderson environment and professors.
Q. Why did you choose Henderson?
A. I came to Henderson as a football recruit from Barton High School. I fell in love with the campus and people. I decided not to pursue football because I wanted to focus on my education and be the first to graduate college from my family line.
Q. Where is your hometown? From what high school did you graduate and in what year?
A. I grew up in West Helena and my family moved to Barton-Lexa when I was about 13. I became a Barton Bear and really embraced my new school family. I graduated in 1988 from Barton High School with honors and even had the opportunity to participate in Advanced Placement Studies allowing me complete nearly thirty hours of college credit at Phillips County Community College during my senior year.
Q. What is your current occupation and your primary focus?
A. I was recently appointed by the Commissioner of Education for Arkansas Department of Education to be the new Assistant Commissioner for Research and Technology. I will be working with K-12 schools in Arkansas in the utilization, support, and implementation of the two units called eSchool and Technology Initiatives.
Q. What is your education background and career progression since you graduated Henderson, and what are your future plans?
A. I graduated the following:
Barton High School in 1988
Henderson State University
– Undergrad – Vocational Business Education- 1994
– Master of Science in Education – Building Level Leadership – 2003
– Educational Specialist – Ed.S. – District Level Leadership – 2013
– Doctoral Candidate – ABD – Boise State University – currently
Q. How has your degree benefited you in your career progression?
A. All of my degrees have made a tremendous impact in my life and career aspirations. I still haven't figured out what I want to do when I grow up, but my education has opened doors that I didn't even know existed. Once I began my pursuit a higher education, I have embarked on a journey that has had surprises, twists, and turns that I never expected. I am blessed beyond my dreams to have been able to be on a journey that has given me so much. My journey has been amazing, and it all started with making the choice to continue my education beyond high school.
Due to my educational journey, I have been privileged to be a middle school teacher, high school teacher, and Director of Technology at Hot Springs School District (15 years), Director of the Hot Springs Technology Institute (22 years), Creator of Schools Without Walls Leadership Conference (8 years), Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership at Henderson State University (10 years), served on various boards and consultant positions, and now I am blessed to be the newly appointed Assistant Commissioner of Research and Technology at the Arkansas Dept of Education.
Q. What aspect of your degree/career most interests you and what do you enjoy most about your profession?
A. I love working at the state level for schools and with schools to hopefully make a difference for educational leaders, educators, families, and most importantly, the students. To make a positive difference in as many lives as I can is what I love. God has given me many blessings and it is my joy to share and return the favor to others.
Q. Would you recommend your degree track at Henderson, and why?
A. Absolutely! Henderson really became my family when I came on campus. I wanted to quit and give it up on several occasions because getting an education can be challenging, but my Henderson friends and family wouldn't give up on me. That is what made the difference. There were professors and colleagues who believed in me when I didn't believe in myself. Sometimes we all have bad days, weeks, months, or years… we all need help and encouragement. My Henderson family did that for me when I needed it most.
Q. What's the best thing that's happened to you related to your degree since you graduated from Henderson?
A. Meeting my wife is the best thing that has happened to me in relation to my degree. She is also a Reddie. Had she not been student teaching through Henderson in a school where I taught, I would have never met her. Henderson has changed both of our lives in more than just an academic aspect.
Q. If someone asked you to describe yourself, what would you say? Could you share something that most people don't know about you?
A. This is hard to answer but I think people would say that I am fun-loving and humble. I don't need or even want to be acknowledged for doing something. I prefer to be behind the scenes making sure that others get the credit they deserve. I just want to be remembered for being good, kind, and willing to help. I pray everyday to be a better servant, husband, son, and father. I want to make my Momma and Daddy proud.
Q. What awards or honors have you received?
A. – Created the MSE in Educational Technology Leadership degree – HSU – Approved 2013-2014
– AAIM – Arkansas Technology Leader of the Year – 2002 and 2013
– Faculty Excellence in Innovation and Creativity Award – 2012 – Henderson State University
– National Business Education Association Award of Merit for outstanding performance in business education (1994)
– First Place in Mr. Future Business Teacher for Arkansas – Phi Beta Lambda (1994)
Q. Are there any additional comments you can share with us?
A. I am proudly married to the love of my life, Dr. Brandie Benton, Associate Provost of Enrollment and Admissions for Henderson. We have two wonderful daughters, Skyler, 26, and Maddie, 10. We also have a grandson, Hudson, 18 months old. We enjoy a blessed life in Hot Springs. We are a part of the Lake Valley Community Church family in Hot Springs. I am proud to be a Reddie!
Henderson State welcomes new faculty
August 16, 2018 by Henderson State
Henderson State University welcomed 22 new faculty members for the 2018 fall term, which begins Aug. 21.
The new faculty includes:
Cheryl Bates, assistant professor of elementary music education
Andrew Burt, instructor of English
Kevin Coker, director of choral activities
Wanda Dardenne, assistant professor of Educational Leadership
Carrie Flora, assistant professor of nursing
Leah Hasley, instructor of business
Margaret Hoskins, professor of accounting
Don Kelly, assistant professor of social work
Brad Launius, STEM Center mathematics specialist
Kelsey Malone, assistant professor of art history
Tamara Ogden, assistant professor of nursing
Jiyoung Park, assistant professor of sports management
Markum Reed, associate professor of data analytics
Susan Santiago-Turner, assistant professor of counselor education
Drew Smith, assistant professor of English
Lim Tchoi, assistant professor of applied music
Heather Thayer, assistant professor of horn/aural skills
Trae Warner, instructor of mathematics
Orven Williams, STEM Center science specialist
Zahra Zamanipour, assistant professor of engineering
Matt Herndon, instructor of aviation
Taylor receives award for caving contributions
August 6, 2018 by Henderson State
Michael Taylor, professor and chair of the Department of Communication and Theatre Arts, has received a prestigious award from the National Speleological Society. The 2018 National Speleological Society's "Spelean Arts and Letters Award" was presented to Taylor Aug. 3 at the NSS annual convention in recognition of his many contributions to the society.
The annual convention, held this year in Helena, Montana, is the premier annual gathering of cave explorers in the U.S. Many speakers at this event have been in the news in recent weeks, giving expert interviews to journalists covering the daring cave rescue in Thailand. One of the main speakers was Bill Steele, who wrote eloquently about the Thai rescue in the Washington Post.
In addition to receiving the award, Taylor ran an all-day writers workshop on Friday for those wanting to write about caves, talked with cavers about his book in progress, Hidden Nature, to be published next year by Vanderbilt University Press, and attended some microbiology sessions to seek advice on a joint cave research project he is conducting with Dr. James Engman and his students.
He also played his annual musical gig with the Terminal Syphons, an all caver rock band, at the convention party, which is often attended by 200-300 dancing cavers.
While at the conference, Taylor also learned that he will be receiving another award in October. The College Media Association has selected Taylor as the recipient for the Distinguished 4-year Newspaper Adviser award.
Lloyd, Worth give presentations
Dr. Michael Lloyd and Dr. Fred Worth represented Henderson earlier this year at the Oklahoma-Arkansas Section meeting of the Mathematical Association of America in Russellville. This is the regional level meeting of the association which is the world's largest community of mathematicians, students, and enthusiasts. Both professors have attended this annual meeting for 25 years.
Worth presented two papers, "One of baseball's most dominant pitchers," and "Some of the worst hitters in baseball history," as well as served as a mentor for a high school student who presented, "An additive approach to squaring."
Lloyd presented a paper entitled "Assessing Statistical Models for a Stress Hormone in Saliva" in the applied mathematics session using data obtained with the assistance of Emily Belzer, Aneeq Ahmed, Holly Morado, David Bateman, and others.
The paper assessed various models for predicting cortisol concentration in psychology students' saliva based on light absorbance values. Lloyd also participated in the executive officer meeting and business meeting, and was re-elected communications director for another three-year term.
Hansen presents research internationally
Dr. Barbara Hansen, assistant professor of sociology, presented research at two international conferences this summer.
In mid-June, she presented a 25-minute talk based on her original research study on weight-loss surgery stigma. The paper was presented at an international sociology conference focusing on obesity stigma, the 6th Annual Weight Stigma Conference at Leeds Beckett University in Leeds, England.
Hansen had the opportunity to meet other health stigma researchers, including faculty from Stanford, Brown, and University of California-San Diego.
"This was their first time to hear of Henderson State University," Hansen said.
In mid-July, Hansen presented at a round table on health and medical sociology focused on her research in affiliate stigma and caregiver burden in intractable epilepsy. This research was presented at the ISA World Congress if Sociology in Toronto, Ontario.
The international sociology conference is held once every four years and showcases sociological research from around the world. In addition to being accepted for presentations at these prestigious conferences, Hansen's exceptional research has also been recognized by the American Sociological Association. Her dissertation has been nominated for best dissertation from original research in mental health.
Duncan co-curates super heroes exhibition
July 20, 2018 by Henderson State
Dr. Randy Duncan, professor of communication at Henderson State University, was featured in the July 20 edition of the Arkansas Democrat Gazette.
Duncan is co-curator of the Marvel Universe of Super Heroes, a $3 million exhibit at the Museum of Popular Culture in Seattle. The exhibition includes interactive features, rare memorabilia, and life-size statues of characters many Marvel films and comics.
A comics fan since he was 8, Duncan started teaching comics classes at Henderson in the early 1990s. The university now offers comics studies as a minor.
Duncan is at Comic-Con in San Diego this week co-chairing the Comic Arts Conference he helped create there 26 years ago.
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Sutherlin named Teachers College associate dean
July 3, 2018 by Henderson State
Dr. Matthew Sutherlin has been named associate dean for Teachers College, Henderson.
Sutherlin came to Henderson State in 2014 from the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore. Sutherlin is originally from El Dorado, Arkansas. He obtained his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Central Arkansas, Master of Fine Arts from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, and his Ph.D. in art education from the University of North Texas.
Sutherlin has been instrumental in program development, transfer advising, accreditation, recruitment, curriculum alignment, grant writing, faculty leadership, and STEM/STEAM integration.
Having served as the chair of the Department of Curriculum and Instruction for the past four years, he will maintain this role until a new department chair is appointed.
Read more about Sutherlin.
Jeffers attends Latin American studies conference
Dr. Nydia Jeffers, assistant professor of Spanish at Henderson State University, recently attended the Latin American Studies Association Conference in Barcelona, Spain.
Jeffers presented a paper to show that Silvestre Balboa, in his colonial work Mirror Patience, reverses the social and moral roles of white and black protagonists in the Spanish empire.
The conference fostered other race in literature discussions valuable for Jeffers' further research.
Jeffers joined the Henderson faculty in 2014. Read more about her.


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