Biol206 Winona State University, Department of Biology Biology 206 (3 SH)Normal NutritionSpring Semester, 2013 Ed W. Thompson Ph.D.. . . Professor of Biology In this course we will discuss the basics of of human nutrition, including what nutrients we need, how the body uses those nutrients, dietary suplements and food additives, and food safety. This course will be most useful for students entering healthcare fields such as nursing, rehabilitation, health promotion, or counselling, but it will be of value to any student who is interested in the role of nutrition in a healthy lifestyle. I realize that some students have special circumstances which can affect your ability to succeed in this class. Spring 2013 Syllabus Here are the Powerpoints Used in Lecture Policy and resources for students with special circumstances Please read this about Avoiding Plagiarism Go to Dr. Go to the Biology Department Home page Go to the Winona State University Home Page
Twitter Etiquette: In A Little More Than 140 Characters Hello. My Name Is Jamie And I Am A Twitter Addict. I want to be upfront with you: I’ll admit it, I’m a bit of a Twitter snob. I don’t mean to be. It’s just that I use the service so often and can’t help but see what’s wrong with it, or how people are misusing it. Sure, one will use the service as one sees fit; there isn’t just one way to Twitter. I’ll try my best to educate you and not bash you over the head with my snobbery, though. Retweeting 101: Mind Your R’s And T’s What is a retweet and how does it work? A retweet is a way to share a tweet by someone else that you find informative, humorous, or simply worthy of a share. There are two types of retweets — three if you count quoting a tweet as a retweet, but I don’t suggest doing that. The old style retweet is shown above. Then, Twitter implemented the “new retweet.” Merlin Mann's toot: You can see the new retweet button in the very center. What’s the difference? This tweet is lost among the quotes and RT. The Rule Of Three If yes, then: