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The rest of the set is photos of him at his "friends" Mike and Lisa's place.
Lisa has particularly nice "assets" (No, we're not talking about the poor dog who is forced to live with people who are known associates of Casey Serin. Her other assets.)
Strangely enough Mike and Lisa run this outfit:
Who describe their business (Executive Consultant Group LLC) as follows:
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Did you know that there are low risk investments available that yield as much as 20% per month?
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Let us create a custom proven plan that allows you to earn a passive income of at LEAST $5,000-$10,000 per month (keep in mind.....this is a minimum).
[The emphasis is ours. We know our boi!]
Yeah, that was our first thought too: "They sound like scammers."
And by the look of their incomplete and somewhat faulty website, fairly recent ones too. At least in this current incarnation.
As usual, Casey is going along. He's probably a great mark.
So why does a careful analysis suggest that he invested $10K? Mostly because that's just a bit less than his GSPG stock was worth when he sold it a few days ago. After setting aside $999 to be scammed by Sarah Prout (A scam we will dissect later), he'd have about $10K. In exchange he gets to go wine tasting with them for the day and hang out by their pool for a BBQ. You'd think he'd at least have gotten the opportunity to fondle Lisa's tits, but as we know from the whole Angeltits debacle, he's just not all that interested.
There's no other way for this to add up.
[And OK, we admit it. The whole "payphone scam" idea is very definitely a slim possibility. But Casey loves "foreshadowing" his activity with carefully placed hints in his photostream, so it's definitely fun to think about. Regardless of the nature of the proposition that Lisa and Mike are pitching to him, we suspect that it's designed to enrich them at his expense, and not the kind of "win-win" he always claims to be looking for.]
And that's the view from FalseCasey HQ, where there is still smoke in the air and we are amazed that Casey has most likely found a worse place to put his borrowed money than GSPG.


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How to Avoid a Homebirth Disaster, Part 2
When I wrote How to Avoid a Home Birth Disaster, I didn't plan on writing a "Part 2" but the more research I did about Rebecca Fielding's case, it became obvious that writing a Part 2 would be necessary.
I want to preface my comments by revealing that I'm the granddaughter (3 generations removed) of two 19th century midwives. One delivered babies on a Virginia plantation and the other delivered half of her community until her death in 1936. I have the utmost respect for midwives because it was a midwife from Belize and not my colleagues who taught me the art of delivering my first baby. The record of Evelyn Muhlhan is unfortunately a cautionary tale for pregnant moms who opt to deliver at home.
In the Matter of Evelyn D. Muhlhan, License No. R060032, between July 2008 and September 2011, several complaints were brought before the Maryland Board of Nursing. The law (Code of Maryland Regulations 10.27.05.01(6)states that midwives must have a collaborating physician to cover them documented in a collaborative plan also known as an "Agreement." Each year the agreement must be updated and submitted to the Board. The Board invoked an emergency suspension for Mulhan's license for the following reasons:
- On June 7, 2008, she performed a vaginal home delivery on a patient who had a previous c-section, Factor V-Leiden deficiency and maternal obesity. Factor V deficiency predisposes patients to blood clots. The baby had to be brought to the emergency room because it was unresponsive, had meconium and was blue. The patient weighed 295 pounds. A physician was not consulted. Fortunately, the baby lived.
- On April 14, 2010, she used Pitocin in the patient's muscle although it's only supposed to be given in the vein. She used an antiseptic solution to treat Group B Strep as opposed to Penicillin which is the standard of care. The patient pushed for 3 hours, Muhlhan did an episiotomy, the baby did not deliver, so she repaired the episiotomy and then sent the patient to the hospital where an emergency c-section was done. The baby was born with brain injuries.
Muhlhan also attempted to deliver an 11-pound baby at home, had a patient who ultimately ruptured her uterus and manually removed another patient's placenta that ended in a life-threatening postpartum hemorrhage.
So what's the message? You must, I repeat, you must investigate people in whose hands you place your life. And this applies to physicians as well. Hospitals are imperfect institutions. It is the provider who will and should protect you from those imperfections based on their skill and advocacy. Homebirths will not be for everyone. There are health conditions that simply prevent this from happening.
We are moving towards promoting quality within healthcare as opposed to procedures and money. But we are far from getting there as yet. Each one of us must do our part to protect the integrity of our lives, our babies' lives and heal our fractured healthcare system.
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Do You Know How to Avoid a Homebirth Disaster?
A Maryland jury made history by awarding Enso Martinez and Rebecca Fielding $55 million dollars but there are no winners in this tragedy. Enso Martinez Jr. has irreversible brain damage and Johns Hopkins Hospital will spend resources that could be used for research for direct patient care, to defend their care of Fielding.
Home birth in the U.S. has increased by 20% in part, because of Ricki Lake's documentary, The Business of Being Born. Women want to have their babies at home despite the admonishment and warnings from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. To all pregnant moms who want to have their babies at home, I get it. I truly do. You want a comfortable intimate environment to have what you deem is a "natural event" without "unnecessary intervention." You want to be like the celebrities who have had successful home deliveries. But here's the problem: your home is not equipped to deal with emergencies and they DO occur. Just ask celebrity mom Christine Turlington Burns, who experienced a postpartum hemorrhage and had to be rushed to the hospital in order to save her life. Obstetrics is a specialty of the unexpected. You MUST be prepared for emergencies.
Fielding entered Johns Hopkins Hospital because the baby was "stuck." The midwife couldn't deliver the baby because it was either too large or she couldn't manage a shoulder dystocia. According a blogger, Dr. Amy Tuteur, Midwife Evelyn Muhlhan's license was suspended by the State of Maryland because of five homebirth disasters including Fielding's delivery.
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- Have a PERSONAL copy of your prenatal chart with you and your back-up hospital or birthing center should have a copy as well. This is standard prenatal procedures. Having a homebirth doesn't change that. Your prenatal record contains all of the important information including blood type and blood count. No one, I repeat NO ONE, is going to bring you into the operating room without knowing your blood type unless you are hemorrhaging to death. Had Fielding had a copy of her prenatal record, she might not have encountered the delay.
If you're going to have a homebirth, then please take the necessary precautions. An ounce of prevention is always worth more than a pound of cure.


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Advocates on both sides of the issue are urging voters not to override the compromise bill passed this summer.
In light of a compromise bill passed July 31, both sides of the "right to repair" your car debate have begun a campaign to urge voters not to vote on the ballot question next month.
Though the legislature passed a compromise bill, the deadline for removing the question from the ballot had passed weeks earlier, on July 3.
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If its been resolved, it should be removed from the ballot. Plenty of time to have fixed it. But its typical for government.
I certainly hope they will have something at the voting places noting that we should skip the question.


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Wednesday, September 2, 2009
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Well, I was totally headed down the OCD road again, picking out 4 books from each category when she said to choose 2. Notice the was.
That was until I realized that THIS is the bare minimum reading stack not including the 11 I had to order from Amazon or the textbooks.
Just in case you don't realize exactly how tall that stack is...
Who decided it would be a good idea for me to work and do this? I have no idea. Dumb.
Not so dumb? The great photos our friend Aspen took of us yesterday. Here is one, the rest we get tomorrow!
46 comments:
- MG said...
I still love reading Young Adult fiction from the library. The best part about subbing was being able to read books from the class library while the kids were at lunch and specials!
Great pic of you two! - September 2, 2009 at 1:22 PM
- Dana said...
Ahhh....the joys of the adolescent lit class. I see the titles in your stack, be prepared for a bit of teen angst.
- September 2, 2009 at 1:24 PM
- The Rest is Still Unwritten said...
Yeah...that's a lot of reading. Good luck with that!
Love the picture and can't wait to see the rest. - September 2, 2009 at 1:25 PM
- Dana said...
Oh wait, just took a closer look. . .not just adolescent lit. Can't wait to hear what you think of And Tango Makes Three. Okay for your kinders?
- September 2, 2009 at 1:26 PM
- Julie said...
okay I am a bit confused, are those all the books you DO have to read... in those stacks?!?!? For one class? That is a LOT. I am going back to read your post again.... :) I did see Twilight in there, you did read that already didn't you if not you can read it in a day :)
- September 2, 2009 at 1:29 PM
- JG said...
Oh wow, that is a gorgeous photo! You two are very photogenic!
And that stack...would excite me, if I knew it wasn't accompanied by due dates. ;) - September 2, 2009 at 1:47 PM
- Cole said...
Oh.my.God! Is it too late to quit your job?!?! :-)
That is an AWESOME picture of you two! You're too cute! - September 2, 2009 at 2:07 PM
- Running In Stilettos said...
That stack of books would send my into a full blown panic attack!
On a non-anxiety related note...gorgeous photo! - September 2, 2009 at 2:11 PM
- Christa said...
Oh girl, you are swimming in literature. What were you thinking?
CUTE picture!! You guys are WAY to good looking. You will have beautiful children some day. ;) - September 2, 2009 at 2:30 PM
- SarahEileen said...
In a sick way I'm kinda jealous of that stack. I love kid books! Heck, I just love books. Good luck getting through all that! :)
- September 2, 2009 at 3:03 PM
- Katie said...
that picture is amazing! Your hair looks like a stylist did it!
And poo on that huge stack of books, but I mean, it's not like you have a life or anything, right? - September 2, 2009 at 3:08 PM
- Pink Makes the World Go 'Round said...
Um...at least you get to read Twilight?
That's all I could come up with. Sorry, girl.
Good luck! - September 2, 2009 at 3:19 PM
- Jill said...
We can be "dumb" together. I turned in an assignment late already. SRSLY. I wrote it out in Word but forgot to post it to the discussion board. At least you don't pull stupid crap like that!!
- September 2, 2009 at 4:07 PM
- Young Mom/Wife said...
Ewwww, good luck with all that reading. At least you had fun/cute pictures taken with your husband!
- September 2, 2009 at 4:09 PM
- Kelly said...
Wow, great photo! You guys look like models. :)
That is a LOT of reading material... you might just be crazy! - September 2, 2009 at 4:18 PM
- Nikki said...
Don't worry, you'll be back to over achieving in no time! Cute picture!
- September 2, 2009 at 4:28 PM
- Kacie said...
Wow, gorgeous photo! I found your blog a week or two ago - I'm proud to be another Casey... except I'm Kacie. :)
- September 2, 2009 at 4:43 PM
- Jill said...
LOVE the picture of you and your hubby. Y'all are such a pretty couple.
- September 2, 2009 at 6:05 PM
- Crazy Shenanigans said...
Wow! That's a lot of books! Love the picture!
- September 2, 2009 at 6:05 PM
- yaya said...
Fun reading. Poor Jordan. I love the picture. Can't wait to see more tomorrow.
- September 2, 2009 at 6:16 PM
- Fred said...
Been out of the sun for a while, huh?
- September 2, 2009 at 6:20 PM
- yaya said...
AND.. wow 2 stacks of books two feet high each stack. So a four foot high stack of books to read.
Two books for each category..how many feet high is that? Poor Jordan. - September 2, 2009 at 6:20 PM
- a.l.b. said...
holy cow! thats a lot of books! but you can do it!!!! your awesome like that!
and what a super cute picture! - September 2, 2009 at 6:42 PM
- Via said...
I'm looking forward to the other photos! If they are anything like that one, they'll be great! And at least your reading stack is a lot of little books and not all 983829 page text books.
- September 2, 2009 at 6:42 PM
- Laura said...
Cute pic! Did you have to order all those books? Next time, ask me as I still have bunches from my teaching days. Love you!
- September 2, 2009 at 7:18 PM
- FROGGITY! said...
good lawsy mercy, that's a lot of reading! i saw the babysitter's club in there! good times.
good luck!!! you can do it! - September 2, 2009 at 8:18 PM
- Kate Craig said...
yikes! Have you at least read some of them already?
The picture is sooo cute! - September 2, 2009 at 8:24 PM
- Kristen said...
That picture look so cute! Can't wait to see the rest.
As far as the reading goes, I feel your pain: 109 chapters of Pharmacology before Thanksgiving. Yuck! Good luck with that, I'm sure you'll get it all done. :) - September 2, 2009 at 9:22 PM
- SCH said...
I do realize it's already been mentioned, but you get to read Twilight! The entire series is amazing.
That is however a very large stack of reading.
That picture is amazing! You two are beautiful people! - September 2, 2009 at 11:03 PM
- Jon and Steph said...
Wow, that's a HUGE reading list!
And that picture is adorable! I wish we knew someone here that could take pics for us. Can't wait to see the others. - September 3, 2009 at 1:00 AM
- Niki said...
Love the picture!
Wow on the towers of books. LOL - September 3, 2009 at 4:58 AM
- ~*~AidensMommy~*~ said...
may be OT but I love your hair
- September 3, 2009 at 7:19 AM
- Gleatie said...
You get to read twilight for school?!!?!
- September 3, 2009 at 7:41 AM
- The Rest is Still Unwritten said...
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- September 3, 2009 at 7:56 AM
- Sondre Lyn said...
When hubby was getting his masters, he took a children's lit class because he had heard it was an easy english. hahahaha... The stack of books he had to read made me laugh... I'm feeling your pain... in that "I get to laugh while you suffer" sort of way... Wait. That doesn't sound too snarky, does it? :D
- September 3, 2009 at 9:21 AM
- Full of Heart said...
At least those are good fun/books to read? And not dry boring stuff?
Beautiful picture! Can't wait to see the rest! - September 3, 2009 at 9:27 AM
- Mrs. Big said...
Wow that's a lot of books! Good Luck! I agree with everyone that you'll read twilight in like a day, it was a couple of hours for me because I couldn't put it down. LOL
That's a great picture of you two!
M.B. - September 3, 2009 at 12:27 PM
- Cheryl said...
Amazing pic of you two!!
- September 3, 2009 at 7:47 PM
- Mommy to those Special Ks said...
OH MY that's a lot of books! Any chance they come on tape? You could listen in the car on your way to work?! Sheesh! Great pic!!! You are a beautiful couple!
- September 3, 2009 at 8:40 PM
- Jane said...
Great picture of you two! That is A LOT of books! I've begun using a plastic milk crate to help carry all of the books that don't fit into my backpack. I think between the 2 of us we might have singlehandedly killed an entire forest!
- September 3, 2009 at 9:14 PM
- katie + bret said...
So, we met up with diane and craig tonight and yes, you do know them. You were the captain of drill team when yall were on it together... Diane and I were roommates all through college. We were in each others weddings and are super close... small world!
- September 4, 2009 at 8:17 PM
- ABW said...
That's a huge reading list!
Maybe I should have picked that instead of the gifted and talented certification, the reading has to be far, far, far, far more interesting! - September 5, 2009 at 4:30 PM
- GUAMtastic said...
Love the pic! I bet if you came up with a drinking game to play with reading the books you and your hubs could have A LOT of fun...
- September 6, 2009 at 5:08 AM
- New Girl on Post said...
Now that's a stack of books.
I'll give kudos to you for working AND taking Masters classes. I'm not that adventurous. :) - September 7, 2009 at 12:02 PM
- writing4612 said...
Oh man. I can see why you changed your mind. You'll barely have time to breathe.
Keep us posted on how the class goes! - September 8, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- Hannah Noel said...
You guys look so great in your picture!
You haven't read Twilight yet? really? I thought you had! That one will take you a day to read, haha. Or if you're like my friend from home, three hours! - September 8, 2009 at 5:07 PM


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"They (Moyers) are a really quick team and they shot the ball well," said Bennington coach John Talley after the game. "They sure didn't miss very many three-pointers tonight." The Tigers started the game with a full-court press that forced several Bennington turnovers. Moyers also moved the ball quickly and efficiently in transition and led 20-9 at the end of the first quarter.
The Bears started to gain ground in the second quarter and a three-pointer from Isaac Perez made it 33-23, Moyers.
With a little over a minute left in the first half, Ryan Lott scored on a nice dish from Chance Haislip to make it 33-25 at halftime.
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The Tigers played tough defense and the Bears only scored twelve points in the second half. Lott led all Bennington scorers with 10 points. Perez finished with 7 points and Haislip and Tad Holt each finished with 4 points.
The Bears now head to Ada where they will take on Paden in the next round at 3:00 p.m. on Friday.
Midway Lady Chargers – 63 VLA Lady Eagles – 38:
The Victory Life Academy Lady Eagles will have their backs to the wall after a loss to Midway on Thursday. The Lady Chargers led wire-to-wire after holding the Lady Eagles to just two points in the opening quarter.
The Lady Chargers forced several turnovers and shot the ball well from the free-throw line to take an 18-2 lead after the first quarter.
In the second quarter, the Lady Eagles started to hit some shots on the offensive end. Amy Roesler knocked down two three-pointers for VLA but the Lady Chargers still held a commanding 35-16 lead at halftime. Midway continued to dominate in the second half and led 48-25 at the end of the third quarter.
Macie Bufkin led the Lady Eagles in scoring with 12 points. Amy Roesler and Sarah Roesler each finished with 8 points. Amber Bruce scored 4 points and Sierra Kinnamon finished with 3 points. The Lady Eagles will play again on Friday at 1:00 p.m.


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I'm a mentor in the Write On For Israel program, which means that one Sunday a month I hear things like "I'm a lifelong Zionist" from juniors in high school. I want to respond with, "You're 16!!!"
But then I remember how I was at 16 – that's just 10 years ago in case you're wondering – and all of my amusement at what my grandmother calls "youthful maximalism" dissipates. At 16, I thought I knew all the answers. And I thought I could give a lesson or two to my teachers. Here's the catch: the student Fellows in the Write On program really could teach us a lesson or two and they really do know the answers in many cases.
The program is centered on teaching how to argue in support of Israel, while giving these future journalists, lobbyists and politicians the tools they need to be successful in their efforts. My role involves evaluating – not grading – their homework and leading discussions about their assignments and the lectures. I also might get to teach a session closers to the end of the seminar series in June.
When I first found out about the opportunity, I jumped at the chance. I had heard of the program in college and regretted that my hometown community – Cincinnati – did not have anything like it. I would have loved to develop my writing skills and simultaneously learn about Israel's history, politics and current events. Although I kept up with Israel news, opportunities to learn about Israel from a variety of perspectives were limited. Besides Chicago, Write On programs thrive in three other communities: New York (where the program began), Cleveland and San Francisco.
In the Chicago program, we have participants who have grown up not only with complete access to information, but also opportunities to discuss issues surrounding Israel both at home and at school. We also have participants who have very vague ideas about what Israel's history looks like but who believe that Israel is essential to the survival of the Jewish people. They are not afraid to speak up, to argue, to think about the issues surrounding this tiny speck of a land that has been the guiding light for generations of Jews.
All of the Write On Fellows are extremely bright and all have interests outside school and Israel. Some are on their school's basketball team; others are very active in their synagogue's youth group. Some go to Jewish high schools, while others are at suburban public schools. What draws them together is passion.
A testament to that passion is the Fellows' extra commitment to spend six hours one Sunday per month learning alongside the instructors and mentors – and probably another five hours on homework a month for the next six months.
In the few meetings we've had so far and from reading their homework, it's clear that Israel, writing, debate and, most importantly, learning in general are at the core of the Fellows' being. They are excited about the program: In most cases they chose it rather than being pressured to apply by their parents. They aren't here to pad their resumes (although the program's prestige certainly looks great on a college application). And they signed up knowing it isn't just a one-year commitment: Write On is a two-year program. Senior Fellows complete independent projects rather than spending time in a classroom.
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John Lege III has accepted the position of finance director with the city of Sarasota.
Lege, currently the finance director for the city of Ocala, will begin work Monday, Feb. 4. Lege has served in that position for Ocala since 2010. His experience includes 10 years in city and county government and 21 years with the U.S. Navy, based in Jacksonville, including serving as a division officer and department head.
"I'm looking forward to John becoming part of our team," City Manager Tom Barwin said in a press release Thursday. "Of the 50 persons recruited for the position, our five interview panels were unanimous in recommending him. He was referred to as 'well qualified' and a 'perfect fit' for the city of Sarasota."
Lege will replace Chris Lyons, who worked for the city of Sarasota for 25 years, including five years as finance director.
This is the second department head position Barwin has filled since starting work as city manager Sept. 1. His first hire was Police Chief Bernadette DiPino.
+ Fugitive captured after 24 years on the run
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Richard Verboys, 60, was convicted in Sarasota County of Lewd and Lascivious Battery on a Child for sexually assaulting a seven-year-old girl. In 1988 he was sentenced to probation and court-ordered mental-health counseling but fled the area a short time later.
+ Commissioners approve P.F. Chang's main sign
Commissioners approved an adjustment that will allow the new P.F. Chang's to put up three signs a few inches larger than allowed by in the Downtown Master Plan.
Typically, signs on downtown-zoned property are allowed are 30 inches tall. The restaurant requested its main sign to be 36 inches tall.
The larger size was necessary so that passing drivers on U.S. 41 could tell the building was a P.F. Chang's, said Joel Freedman, a planner who is representing the restaurant chain.
"Because of the speeds on Mound and the setback, we believe it is a reasonable request, and a necessary one," Freedman said to commissioners.
Commissioner Terry Turner supported the change because the larger signs were comparable with some of the signs already along the U.S. 41 corridor, near Osprey Avenue.
"The sign change will not impact the livability of the area," Turner said.
Mayor Suzanne Atwell supported the adjustment.
P.F. Chang's China Bistro Inc. plans to open the doors to the new downtown Sarasota location in July, before the fall season.
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The move freezes any assets that the group or its members have in U.S. jurisdictions. It also bans Americans from doing business with them.
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Consortium agreements should be completed no later than 30 days prior to the start of a semester. Since additional information is needed from other institutions a longer processing time may be needed to verify and process financial aid. Tuition charges default to the institution where the classes are taken.
Steps to complete consortium agreement:
Stop by the Office of Financial Aid to pick up a consortium agreement or print one from our website at http://www.ius.edu/financialaid/article/financial-aid-forms#123
*Please note: there is an exception for students participating in special IU Southeast/Bellarmine Allied Health Programs
Overseas Study
You may be eligible for financial aid if you attend an eligible study abroad program, please see below for additional information regarding your particular program.
If you're planning to attend an overseas program through another university or need additional information concerning international study abroad programs e-mail Dr. Jean Abshire, Director of Overseas Studies, at firstname.lastname@example.com or click here for International Programs
If you are a degree-seeking student at Indiana University Southeast, you should obtain approval for specific distance learning courses from the dean of the school or division from which you expect to graduate. If you are a degree-seeking student from another college or university, we strongly recommend that you talk to your academic advisor to make sure that credits you earn from an IU Southeast course will apply to your degree program.
Distance learning provides a tremendous opportunity for those whose work or family schedules have prevented them from realizing their educational dreams. Whether you live hundreds of miles away or just across the street from a campus, technology today is a solid bridge to link you with teachers, other learners, and a rich choice of learning options.
Indiana University is a member of the Indiana College Network and we encourage you to take advantage of the many online classes offered through this resource. Please note that each IU campus has their own online classes and schedules. Financial Aid may or may not be available for online classes that apply toward your degree through other campuses.
**At this time, the Department of Financial Aid at IU Southeast cannot apply Federal or State aid to online classes offered through the School of Continuing Studies Program at the Bloomington campus. We can provide financial aid for all classes through our regional counterparts not associated with the School of Continuing Studies "Independent Study Program."
For example, if you are a undergraduate at IU Southeast pursuing a bachelor's degree and you find A201 offered online through one of our regional campuses you can take it and receive financial aid through IU Southeast with a completed 'Consortium Agreement' form. If you choose to take A201w through the Independent Study Program at the IU Bloomington campus, Federal and/or State Aid is not available.
We encourage you to review the Indiana College Network. If you are an IU Southeast student and have any questions, please call 812-941-2246. We will be the only office to advise you on financial aid availability based on the information you provide.
We cannot give specific advice as to 'how or when' to register for online classes through other regional campuses, but we can immediately advise the availability of Federal and/or State Aid depending on the program you choose.
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Each Indiana University campus has its own academic schedule. The schedule for each campus can be found at:
Student Financial Aid at IU Southeast distributes aid that is authorized by the Indiana Department of Veteran Affairs and administered by State Student Assistance Commission of Indiana (SSACI). The Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs (IDVA) mission is to, 'assist Hoosier Veterans, service personnel, their dependents and/or survivors in obtaining every benefit and advantage due to them under the laws of the State of Indiana and the United States. The Department works with a network of certified County Veteran Service Officers who are there to assist with information and the preparation of paperwork at no cost.
Specifically, these programs include, but are not limited to:
An all -inclusive brochure of State and Federal benefits can be downloaded at the previous link please see 'Download Indiana State and Federal Benefit Information brochure.
Additional questions of National Guard members should be referred to the education section of The National Guard website.
Eligible students can earn a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award of up to $4,725 for service prior to 2010 and $5550 for later service through AmeriCorps. AmeriCorps members receive their award after completing full or part time service over a 10 to 12 month period. The award can be used to pay for current educational expenses or to pay back qualified student loans. Visit the AmeriCorps website to find additional information.
In most cases, any and all of your financial aid can be used to cover the costs of a study abroad program and, indeed, it is possible that your financial aid allotment could be increased to reflect the higher costs of study abroad. It is recommended that you consult a counselor in the Office of Financial Aid early in your planning to make sure that all provisions are in place to maximize your financial assistance. In addition to regular financial aid and scholarships, there are also special scholarships designated just for study abroad. These include scholarships through the IU Office of Overseas Study for IU Southeast students participating in certain IU-offered programs in amounts ranging from $750 to $3000. The IU Southeast Overseas Study and Ed Quinn Memorial Fund Scholarships can be used for any IU or IU Southeast study abroad program and are typically offered in amounts beginning at $250, including up to two $700 scholarships for students participating in IU Southeast-based study abroad programs. The IU Office of Overseas Study is also pleased to offer the David Starr Jordan Scholarship for students participating in IU Southeast-based programs in which at least three credit hours are earned. Students applying for this scholarship should use the application form for the Overseas Study Scholarship/Ed Quinn Memorial Fund grants and students who meet the eligibility requirements will automatically be considered for the David Starr Jordan Scholarships.


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Employers from different industries visit The Career Center each semester to host information sessions for students to learn about opportunities within their organizations. Many of these employers recruit candidates at Hofstra University, and use this opportunity to select potential interview candidates for full-time and internship opportunities. For a complete list of information sessions, call or stop by The Career Center, visit hofstra.edu/career, or access the calendar on your Pride-Career Management System (Pride-CMS) account. All information sessions are held at The Career Center, unless otherwise noted. Professional business attire is strongly recommended.
The Risk Management Association Banking Internship Program Information Session
The Zarb School of Business, Zarb Alumni Society & The Career Center invite Hofstra Juniors & Seniors to find out about The Banking Internship program starting fall 2013. Representatives from local banks will be present to discuss the Hofstra internship program starting fall of 2013, which will include exposure to:
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Wednesday, February 13th, Common Hour, The Career Center
Grant Thornton Information Session
Meet with a representative of Grant Thornton LLP to find out about their Grow With Grant Thornton program, a three-day leadership conference in New York City taking place in June. This competitive program is open to First Year, Sophomore and Junior Accounting students only. Please RSVP at MyHofstra via the Pride CMS app. Pizza will be served.
Wednesday, February 27th, Common Hour, The Career Center
Realities of Retail
The retail industry is hiring! Think retail just means folding shirts or working a cash register? Find out all about the career paths that you can follow in retail and how to get those jobs! Professionals from high-profile companies will participate in a panel discussion and will then be available to network and collect resumes. Refreshments will be served.
Wednesday, April 10th, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Student Center, Plaza Room East
CA Technologies Information Session
CA will be in the Career Center giving an information session on May 7th at 5:00 to discuss their open Software Engineer positions. These are entry level positions paying a very competitive salary! Pizza will be served!! Please bring a resume that has been critiqued by the Career Center prior to the event.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- The first in a series of public workshops will be held Thursday night to discuss the future of Poughkeepsie's waterfront.
During the meeting, the public will get to hear about plans for an elevator connectionbetween the waterfront and the Walkway over the Hudson.
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The former executive director of the Corinth Sportsplex couldn't pass up the chance to help bring back a place he played a big part in building. Hurley has been hired part time by the Sportsplex board as the program director.
The facility is in a transition after going through financial issues for some time.
"I believe we can do it," said Hurley about getting the Sportsplex back to what it was when he was executive director from 1987-2006.
"I realize it will take a while, but we are going to put the old rules back in play."
Hurley, who drives a bus for the Corinth School District and also works at Gunn Drug Company, is already looking at starting youth and adult leagues.
"We have to let kids play and not sit on the bench," he said. "Families also need something to do while their kids are here."
Around five teams have signed up for a coed volleyball league.
"That's a start," said Hurley.
"We are going to bring our leagues back, and that's where Havis comes in," said volunteer director Shane Casabella. "Everyone equates this place with him."
Hurley, a part-time employee, is in charge of getting the programs at the facility back and running.
"I told them I would try to help anyway possible," said Hurley.
The old gym is scheduled to be transformed back to a place for youth basketball and volleyball. The gym was being used as an indoor baseball facility.
The part-time program director is also looking at a basketball league and flag football for adults.
"All we are asking for is another shot," said Hurley. "Families have tried us in the past, and we want them to try us again."
Monthly dues to become a member are $50 for a family, $45 for couple, $40 for adult, $25 for student, $30 for college student and senior citizen, and $40 for senior citizen couple. Individuals can buy a day pass for $5 per day.
"The Sportsplex is vital to the continued growth of young people in Alcorn County and surrounding areas," said Casabella. "It is deeply rooted in the community, and all our efforts should be centered around saving the facility."
Casabella, the administrator at North Corinth Christian Academy, was approached about the school buying the facility in October.
"The staff and families of NCCA decided the Sportsplex was worth fighting for and they along with students have been heavily involved in the transition," said Casabella. "The Sportsplex is still the Sportsplex, just with more organization and consistency."
A new seven-person board has been put in place.
Casabella said NCCA began efforts to keep the Sportsplex, which received its charter as the Corinth YMCA in 1946, with a monetary investment and plenty of volunteer labor.
"The first step was cleaning it up because it was a mess," he said.
Casabella also said the Sportsplex had become a place where people would come in and use the facility without paying anything.
"Members were tired of the open-door access that allowed others to just walk in," he said.
A major cleanup project was the draining of the pool along with a leak by the pool area.
"The Sportsplex is safe and will continue to run as a local youth organization with added staff and oversight.
"NCCA counts it a privilege to be a small part in the revitalization process and eagerly anticipates once again seeing the Sportsplex being the place where lifelong memories are made," he said.
"This was all just a dream at one time," said Susan Hutchins, Sportsplex secretary.
Hutchins began working at the Corinth YMCA in 1966.
"I remember there were times when it was tough making ends meet here in the '60s," she said. "It got done then, and it can be done today."
Some of the changes planned call for the moving of the indoor baseball facility from the old gym to the old martial arts area.
Classes for Zumba, Yoga, Pilates and Body Pump are still available as well as the fitness area.
"One of the best weight rooms around is right here," said Hurley.
There is also plans for a resource center for autistic and special-needs children.
Casabella knows it will take time to get the Sportsplex back to where it was at one time.
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The Wii is sickeningly child friendly to the point there's no OFF button for it.
Uh, yes there is?
There's a plug you can pull, too, and a nice hammer in the backyard shed you can beat the child-friendliness out of your life with.
But then I wouldn't be able to play Super Mario Galaxy 2. Alas for the irritations I must endure to get my fix...
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