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Homeschooling mama and part-time chemistry teacher. Married 18 years.
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NC
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reading, exercise, crafts, blogging
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wife, homeschooling mama, chemistry teacher
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Forensic Science curriculum?
Crafty Mathy Mom replied to Kim C's topic in High School and Self-Education Board
Coursera has a course starting soon. Introduction to Forensic Science -
Copyright and Rented Workbooks
Crafty Mathy Mom replied to Crafty Mathy Mom's topic in The Chat Board
Thank you. I just forwarded the documents as well as the paragraph from The Campus Guide to Copyright Compliance. As of now the dean (over the department chair) has said to allow the copying of the lab report pages for now. Oy. -
What would you say in this situation? A college student rented a consumable lab manual and wants to copy the pages that need to be turned in. I said that such copying would violate the copyright of the lab manual. The labs are in a workbook type format. I was willing to allow the student to write the answers on notebook paper and/or graph paper as required. This was not acceptable to the student, and now my department chair is involved. His interpretation is that while I am not allowed to make copies for a student, the student is free to copy the entire book for personal use as long as the copies would be for only that student. Is his interpretation correct? Thanks
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December 30-January 5 Monday: Mexican rice chicken casserole thing made with leftover turkey, sliced apples Tuesday: Mac and Cheese with hamburger and spinach Wednesday: Hoppin' John Soup, collards, cornbread Thursday: Loaded baked potatoes, leftover soup, salad Friday: Buffalo or plain chicken wraps, broccoli, oranges Saturday: Leftovers Sunday: Lasagna, salad, garlic bread
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A poll of some sorts...do you go for your "annual"?
Crafty Mathy Mom replied to dancer67's topic in The Chat Board
Every 18 months to 2 years. -
I'm in. I need to get back to meal planning. I usually do a week at a time.
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Are there any common foods that you can not stand the smell of?
Crafty Mathy Mom replied to Tap's topic in The Chat Board
Cantaloupe, especially when it's a little overripe. :ack2: I have to make an effort to breathe through my mouth in the produce section when cantaloupes are in season. I even had a big fight with my mother over serving cantaloupe in the fruit salad at my wedding. She won because she was paying for it. I also have trouble with refrigerated lettuce. It gets a smell after storage I can't describe or stand. No one else can smell it. -
First :grouphug:. I'm sorry you have to deal with this. Unfortunately I have known 3 to die from pancreatic cancer. Two were young fathers who were in their 30s. They lived about a year and 2 years from diagnosis. I know little about the details. The other was my mil. She was 72 when diagnosed. Her only early symptom was a vague pain in her side. It took about 3 months for her PCP to order a CT scan then it was another month until surgery. By then it was stage 4. Mil was a very obedient patient and did chemo and radiation, and she was absolutely miserable. After the treatments were declared unsuccessful, she was classified as terminal. Hospice was a God-send. I will never be able to say how wonderful they were. The hospice nurse was the one who advocated for morphine patches when the doctor thought them unnecessary. The last week of her life, she was in a semi-comatose state. Mil was able to die at home surrounded by her family. It was about a year from first symptom until her death.
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My advisor messed me up my junior year. Chemistry majors were required to have 2 300+ level maths. My advisor approved Calculus III and Advanced Statistical Methods. When the department head returned from sabbatical, he wouldn't let me graduate with a BS unless I had two different math classes. I had to drop out of the honors program my senior year to fit them in. My senior year was brutal, but I ended up with a double major in chemistry and math. It's been a blessing though. I wouldn't have my part time job if I didn't have that math major.
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I made this for tonight. http://inspiringhealthyliving.wordpress.com/2012/04/30/meatless-monday-sweet-corn-black-bean-salad/