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When Lauren Berger was a college freshman, her mother, a math teacher, saw a news segment on the importance of internships. So, she called her 18-year-old daughter and told her, "Get an internship."
That turned out to be the best advice Berger ever got, igniting a passion that led to 15 internships, a full-time career as a speaker and author, and a royal title of sorts.
Berger is the self-crowned "Intern Queen," so stated in her peppy website of that same name and in her recent book, "All Work, No Pay," which chronicles her career as an intern extraordinaire.
"I was pushed into it by my mother," she said. "But in that first internship, a light bulb went off, and I realized the importance of networking and professional experiences and of creating goals and taking the necessary steps of going after them."
A communications major with an interest in the entertainment field, Berger won her first internship by calling a local public relations agency. She used that same direct path to win summer internships with entertainment media firms in New York and California.
"Nobody needs to do 15 internships, but I encourage students to do at least two before they graduate," she said in a telephone interview from her home in California.
"Getting those two internships is just as important as getting good grades in school. Employers want experience."
A study released last month by Millennial Branding found that while 91 percent of employers believe that students should have between one and two internships before they graduate, half had not hired any interns in the past six months.
Nationally, about half of internships are unpaid, while others offer token stipends.
In the book "Intern Nation," author Ross Perlin brings a critical analysis to the surge in internships, contending that the 1 million to 2 million interns schlepping coffee and making copies each year are displacing paid employees. Perlin reports that 3 percent of college students at four-year colleges did internships in 1980; 75 percent do so today.
As internships have multiplied, so have complaints. There have been a spate of lawsuits by interns charging that they were exploited as free labor to perform the menial and grunt jobs normally done by paid employees.
Under the law, unpaid internships must be educational experiences in which the interns receive training under supervision. Interns cannot replace or displace regular employees. However, there's little monitoring and little attention to reports of abuses.
In her burgeoning "Intern Queen" empire, Berger now uses interns herself but is careful about what she asks them to do. "If my interns are off for the day, my business still runs great," she said.
Berger understands the criticism that internships favor college students who already have an edge because they can afford to pay to work. They can accept unpaid internship at a New York ad agency or Boston tech firm because their parents pay their costly living expenses.
Berger counters that students can apply for virtual internships, which often involve helping companies with their social media, or seek intern positions in their local communities. Even small towns offer a local radio station, a chamber of commerce or a newspaper, she said.
"Unpaid internships require 15 hours per week. You can easily get that in and still work a paid job waiting tables a few nights a week," she said.
In her internships, Berger was asked to do menial jobs, including making coffee. That is not a problem, she said, unless that's all an intern does.
"If you are making coffee as well as researching segments and coordinating guests in the green room at a television studio, I don't see the problem," she said.
The value of internships is that they help students define their interests, Berger said.
"No matter what the outcome, you will leave an internship more informed than when you walked in," she said.
In speaking engagements around the country, parents often approach Berger with the same predicament: "My 25-year-old son graduated college and is now parked on my couch. How do I get him off the couch?"
Berger urges parents to become engaged before their unemployed college grad takes up residence on the living room sofa, prodding their children to investigate internships at the start of college.
"Helicopter parenting does not need to be bad thing," she said. "The majority of students I see heavily pursuing internship opportunities have their families pushing them to do it."
–From Maureen Downey, for the AJC Get Schooled blog
June 18th, 2012
5:42 am
My company uses interns with great success. In the past ten years, I can think of only one new hire that wasn't an intern or a co-op. If my memory serves me, I think the last four new hires were made an offer while they were still interning.
The advantages are that the company gets to observe a prospective employee in real-world settings. We get to see how they interact with others, their strengths and weaknesses, their attitude, etc, etc.
In return, the intern/co-op gets real-world experience, they get name recognition, they make contacts, and in my company, they get paid fairly well.
While I don't doubt that there are some companies who view the intern as cheap labor, there are many more that view them the way my company does. Conversely, if you are an intern and your sole job seems to be making coffee and copies, this might not be a company that you would want to work for.
Bottom line, when a company posts a job and gets 400+ applications, you need something that puts your resume on the short stack. An internship or co-op may be the deciding factor.
June 18th, 2012
5:54 am
Or both?
June 18th, 2012
7:33 am
As usual, no good deed goes unpunished.
June 18th, 2012
8:00 am
All of the interns I've had over the past 5 years have leveraged their experience to get full-time jobs in their field of interest after graduation. That's no small feat in this economy. Millenials get a bad name in the workforce, and in some cases deservedly so, but my current interns are smart, hard-working, conscientious, and a joy to have in the office.
June 18th, 2012
8:08 am
Wow, I can make over $14,000 a month on the Internet. Who knew?
June 18th, 2012
8:41 am
Internships are a good thing, but there should be no "free" ones. All interns should receive some kind of pay even if it's just minimum wage. You get paid to flip burgers or to dig ditches. Medical students get paid (not much) to do their internships. My daughter in college (Georgia State) is being pushed toward unpaid internships by her advisors. This is not right.
June 18th, 2012
8:53 am
Bayou, by your philosophy then most non-profits and most government agencies could not have an internship program. Sure, Georgia Pacific and Turner and Children's Healthcare and so on should be able to pay an intern something. But not everyone can. I would have loved to have hired my interns for full-time positions, but we haven't had any of those open up for 5 years – whenever someone resigns for a better-paying job, the position just falls off the headcount list.
June 18th, 2012
9:05 am
Internship wages are a function of supply and demand. Engineering interns at Georgia Tech regularly make $15-25 an hour.
June 18th, 2012
9:09 am
I'm with Bayou about interns being paid SOMETHING, even if it's just enough to cover transportation and lunch. I'd take a look at the person in charge's compensation to determine whether this is possible.
June 18th, 2012
9:13 am
Coca-Cola had an ad many years ago that stated simply……"Nothing Beats A Coke"…..well, that ad was overly broad…..I say there is something that "Beats A Coke"…….that something is called "Experience" and folks, there is "Nothing That Beats It"……..ask a mommy with "two" kids….. Anyway you can attain it, do it……you'll never be sorry.
June 18th, 2012
9:41 am
HMM Wonder if this goes against the Federal fair wage act…of course we could do away with min wage and let the biz pay their interns someting..otherwise a complete ponzi schem but then higher education has become that
June 18th, 2012
9:49 am
If you feel that your child (or you) should not work in an internship that does not pay then don't do it. That is the great thing about choices, you get to make them yourselves. As one reader noted above, engineering internships pay. May I suggest that you try to acquire one of these as an option?
June 18th, 2012
9:58 am
There's no doubt that an internship is almost always going to be a good thing. There's also no doubt that business will not pay you so much as a nickel if it is at all possible.
June 18th, 2012
9:58 am
I would think an unpaid internship is better than no experience at all. Why would one turn down a chance at experience in one's field? In this day and age, a child should consider him/herself fortunate to be granted an internship, not be whining about pay. Experience today = pay in the future. It's all part of learning.
June 18th, 2012
10:13 am
These students should be paid at least minimum wage. Presumably both parties benefit.
June 18th, 2012
10:21 am
As my dad says, "Make a career out of something you like and get paid to be able to afford the hobbies and interests you love."
With my engineering co-op, I am making that happen. Sorry to the people that don't have paid internships. Either you will get it made up in the end (law and medical) or you shouldn't be expecting too much of a pay (NGO and non-profit).
Education is a long term investment; properly defer your loans until you can pay them off soundly.
June 18th, 2012
10:42 am
As part of my master's degree program, I was required to have unpaid internships in various parts of the university, or other colleges. Great experience! Let me know what I was NOT interested in doing, and I met folks who were a great help to me. Plus, I was free, educated, eager labor for them!
June 18th, 2012
10:43 am
15 hours per week doesn't sound like much to me. Most college students have an extra 15 hours a week if they give up their free time hanging out with friends. I did 4 internships total in college (all of them unpaid), but at least one of them REQUIRED 40 hours per week and was UNPAID. I maintained my job waiting tables at the Olive Garden for all of them. But actually took the quarter off of school and increased my Olive Garden hours to do the 40 hour per week internship. It paid off in the end because a few years later, that same company hired me.
June 18th, 2012
11:36 am
Time magazine had an article on this very topic a few weeks ago.
June 18th, 2012
11:49 am
I found the link. The title of the article is "The beginning of the end of the unpaid internship."
June 18th, 2012
11:51 am
I'm a recent college graduate and I worked an unpaid internship and 2 other jobs on the side. Was it hard? Yes. Was it worth it? YES. Even though I would sometimes wish I was getting paid to do what I was interested in at the intership to not have to work those menial jobs on the side, the internship has brought me to far bigger and better opportunites-including an assistantship in grad school! As long as interns are getting to learn and not being "overworked," I believe unpaid internships are fine. Right now I am looking into future internships. Being older and more "on my own" now the propsect of a paid intership is of course great, but I will settle with taking a few loans and being a little more frugal for a few months to get the expierence. It will pay off in the long run, it just requires planning before hand to be able to make the proper arrangements!
June 18th, 2012
12:19 pm
@ Csoby, June 18th, 9:41 am :"HMM Wonder if this goes against the Federal fair wage act."
I believe that this federal labor law DOES cover unpaid internships, and prohibits those with duties that are not job-related. …like doing secretarial work or fetching coffee.
June 18th, 2012
1:31 pm
How do you work an internship and 2 side jobs? My senior year of college I went back home due to an upcoming semester of student teaching. My part time job hours had to be cut dramatically so that I could work full time in the school. I do think interns should be given some type of stipend. It's great experience, but we all didn't go off to college with a bank account full of money to support us in our four years.
June 18th, 2012
4:05 pm
@Csoby and Prof:
From the TIME magazine article:
Congress passed a number of laws regulating them [internships], including the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, which specifically lays out a 6-point test, still in use today, for hiring unpaid interns:
1. The internship must be similar to training that would be given in an educational environment;
2. The internship must be for the benefit of the intern;
3. The intern does not displace regular employees;
4. The employer derives no immediate advantage from the intern;
5. The intern is not entitled to a job at the end of the internship; and
6. The intern understands that he or she is not entitled to wages.
June 18th, 2012
5:06 pm
You want to see a virtual internship program that is run with the students in mind?
Check out what we have to offer. We provide training, free classes, referrals and real experience
June 18th, 2012
6:56 pm
I remember my intern experience many moons ago. I was willing to do the work for free (invlauable experience), and ended up with not only gaining invaluable experience, but was also paid $15 an hour to boot. I was so excited about the opportunity, that money was not the motivating factor. Attitude can be everything also. I had the only paid internship at the time in our department.
June 18th, 2012
6:59 pm
How about an old fashioned after school job? In the '70's, my high school had early release (2:00) for Juniors and Seniors that wanted to work after school. I was caught up with my academic credits (Honor's Society, College Prep track) and wanted to earn money for college. At 15, I was able to get an after school job with a commercial art supply store. I parlayed that into a full time summer job for two years, and later worked there over college breaks and summers. After I graduated, I worked there until I went to graduate school. I always had cash for school expenses and gained extensive knowledge in running a retail business. I never had to compete and hunt around for summer/seasonal jobs. I never worked for free.
June 18th, 2012
9:39 pm
Back to my oldest — rising Junior engineer at out-of-state univ. — I spent a very long time asking everyone I knew if they would take him on as an intern between his freshman and sophomore year. I learned that it was "illegal" to have an "unpaid" internship (at least many of the folks I was in contact with believed that to be the case). I was having a very hard time giving him away (no comments please about helicoptering please — he was out of state and I was here). I finally find a contact who would take him on for one week at minimum wage in a civil engineering gig (he's a Mechanical engineering major) — but he couldn't go past 30 hours. He had to really track his time…. scrupulously. They liked him and it expanded into a full 6 weeks. Next year (this summer) — round two — here we went again — no one around for unpaid internships but my husband found someone to take interview him for biotech — now this one is full time and has a stipend so he's moving up in the world. 'We've made the "first contact points" but he's had to do everything else for the jobs. Now, there's the middle child — he wanted to work with a friend's mom in finance — she's at one of the big wall street banks — same deal — "can't take anyone one without pay" "no money in the budget to take you on for no pay" — shessh … I don't really need them to make money — I need them to get the experience … they really don't have real skills to offer — only a willingness to actually do the grunt work to get the experience on their resume. So the middle one is looking at restaurant work but that's not the same for him who really wants to go into finance….. There's merit to it and things to learn but the internship at the bank would have been better for him. So, it's a catch 22 — I don't think the firms should be allowed to skirt labor laws and take advantage of people by calling them interns but there is a real need to allow high school and college kids to explore careers and to build their resumes.
June 19th, 2012
7:31 am
@AnonMom – just a theory, but I'm wondering if you're getting so much rejection on behalf of your children because YOU'RE the one doing the applying for them. It looks like as a mom you mean well and are only trying to help them get their foot in the door, but companies look at it in a completely different way. They just see a meddling parent. They want an ambitious student who is a self-starter and has the initiative to go out, pound the pavement, and find his/her own way, independent of mom or dad. Being out of state isn't an excuse with today's technology. Those teenagers can pick up the phone and call contacts just as much as you can!
June 19th, 2012
9:57 am
Unpaid internships represent yet another hidden economic benefit to the "haves" in our society at the expense of the "have-nots" (I admit to being one of the former). Students from well-off families can more easily afford to spend a summer in a non-paying internship, with all its networking opportunities, while their parents foot the bills to support them, whereas many students from working class families may have to accept menial paying jobs without such resume-building possibilities, just to afford to stay in school. Unpaid internships certainly work very well for a certain class of students, but it is the same class that already benefits most from lots of other existing structural advantages (e.g., legacy college admissions, the rise of for-profit SAT/ACT prep courses, the acceptance by college admissions offices of the highest scores from multiple SAT tests). We all like to maintain the fiction that success in our society is purely merit-based but (to paraphrase the late Molly Ivins) the guy most likely to score is the one who was born on third base; he just likes to think he got there by hitting a triple.
June 19th, 2012
11:54 am
@Anonmom There's a code to get in the game:
Complete Guide to Wall Street internships….
June 19th, 2012
11:59 am
The Department of Labor states that internships
should be for the benefit of the intern,
to provide training similar to that given in an educational environment.
Employers should not derive any immediate advantage
from the activities of the intern.
Many employers actively seek unpaid interns
as interns frequently displace regular employees.
Stipends are sometimes offered for meals or transportation.
Stipends are only acceptable if credit is being received.
If credit has not been pre-approved, stipends do not replace
minimum wage, workers' compensation, overtime.
The fact that a for-profit company is looking for interns is often a red flag.
If a company advertises for unpaid interns
and states that credits are available,
be sure to ask which colleges have previously given credit.
Call those colleges to verify the response.
If the ad states that the internship is paid,
the amount paid per hour should be posted.
Make sure that the amount is for each hour, rather than for each day or week.
If a paying position actually exists, remember that companies
need to be training employees at their own expense.
Beware of companies that think the opportunity to gain experience,
build a resume or get a reference constitute payment.
The following should lead you to question the ad and the company:
the promise of a stipend, payment or job at the end of an internship;
the promise of a potential green card; the promise of free goods.
Nancy J. Leppink, of the Labor Department's Wage and Hour division, said
"If you're a for-profit employer or you want to pursue an
internship with a for-profit employer, there aren't going to be many
circumstances where you can have an internship and not be paid
and still be in compliance with the law."
A true non-profit will have IRS classification.
It will operate for the common good and not to generate individual wealth.
This abuse is occurring in many fields including medical and dental practices,
legal firms, financial services, accounting firms, print, media, film,
interior and general design, retail environments,
fashion and apparel industries,
performing and visual arts, art galleries,
electrical/plumbing/construction trades,
architecture, real estate, restaurants and bars, catering services,
event planning services, web site creation and maintenance.
Print and post this everywhere—
high schools, colleges, coffee shops, work places.
Pass this on to your friends, your family, your neighbors.
Post it on Facebook and Twitter.
Send this to every job board or Craigslist ad posted by for-profit organizations
seeking interns without pay or pre-approved credit.
Go to Craigslist as often as you can. Pick a location.
Double click jobs and search for internship.
Copy and paste this in response to the ad.
A very informative article can be seen at:
To see the Department of Labor guidelines for internship:
To report a company which you believe has used you illegally, contact
the Wage and Hour Division at: http://www.wagehour.dol.gov,
or the U.S. Department of Labor at 1-866-487-9243.
June 19th, 2012
1:35 pm
I realize this may be difficult to understand but individuals are allowed to freely enter a contract with another individual. There is not a single rule, regulation, or organization that is forcing students to take internships, paid or unpaid.
The choice of a company to offer internships is exactly that- a choice. They have no obligation to do so and make the decision based on a perceived benefit that exceeds the cost. For fields where there is currently a surplus of workers many companies see their investment being better spent on getting their pick of the best laborers in the workforce. If they chose to offer any internship it is typically unpaid because there is no shortage of students who are willing to work for free in order to have some hope of getting a job out of school.
My company hires both paid and unpaid interns based on experience and perceived value. We work in a niche industry that can be very difficult to get into. Students, and even graduates, who don't have the hard skills necessary to be productive we will typically offer an unpaid internship to. They are not forced to take it and they typically have alternative avenues for employment. Occasionally we find someone who is the right fit and is willing to make the investment to work part time for free and learn the necessary skills.
You can argue all you want about how its not "fair" for students to not get paid, but I disagree entirely with you. My trump card in this argument is that I actually am in a position to hire people and my opinion is based on experience, not warm and fuzzy feelings.
If you feel no intern should go unpaid then I encourage you to start your own company where you can pay under-qualified and underachieving students to your heart's content. Let me know how it goes.
If, however, you try and compel me by force to pay all interns you may notice a dramatic drop in the amount of students we are willing to hire because, again, the payoff just isn't there for us(and being a private business our evil end goal is of course profit). By forcing my company, and others, to pay ALL interns you would be exacerbating the current situation by denying valuable experience and skills to students who recognize the difficult road they have ahead of them.
June 19th, 2012
1:59 pm
Gwinnett County charter high school, GSMST, requires both Juniors and Seniors to complete semester and year-long internships for course credit. The school supplies some internships, while others must seek out their own. Some are paid, some are not, but school credit is given. High tech businesses often work with the school councilor to place interns. I think it is a great program, and they enter college already with some work experience under their belts.
June 19th, 2012
3:11 pm
I was able to turn my internship into a career about 15 years ago so I think its a great way to get your foot in the door. It was a paid position though. Not a huge amount … getting paid something was the only way I could have done it as my husband and I were just starting out and on our own financially. It seems awful to not pay something to kids about to graduate from college.
June 19th, 2012
3:17 pm
AnonMom- you are the epitome of the helicopter mom.. it doesn't matter that you are in the same state or another state. You are working and working hard I might add, on his behalf. Its understandable you want to help your kids but there comes a time when you need to let junior stand on his own. You might be surprised how enterprising he/she might be on their own. Propping them up is doing them no favors.
June 19th, 2012
3:26 pm
I agree. AnonMom needs to back off and let her kid figure it out. As a recent mechanical engineer grad I can say with some confidence that if your son can't find an internship in the country there something seriously wrong. There is a major shortage of engineers and engineering interns. At Georgia Tech the pay for engineering students in the co-op program ranged from $15-25.
June 19th, 2012
7:57 pm
My mechanical engineer is employed with an internship for this summer (for pay) and he had one last summer (for pay) — his friends, on the other hand (save for one who has a very cool job out west) are delivering pizzas and working at pools. He had to send the resume, make the phone calls, follow up, ec. We helped open the door — he's done everythng else. For the middle child, he actually had all the conversations on his own and learned, himself, that the friend's mother at the big wall street firm had to pay him and didn't have funds in the budget even though he wasn't looking to be paid– I didn't even know they were communicating. It's the parents who "lay too low" who wind up with kids back on the sofa. There's a line to be walked that is quite fine – you give your kids 'roots and wings" and watch them grow and take off.
June 19th, 2012
7:59 pm
fyi — my junior's school does not do "coops" — so he'll graduate in 4 years but the 'offerings" for internships and coops are diffeent than they are at Ga. Tech — it's not the "same deal" — Ga. Tech wasn't the college experience he was looking for even though it's a great engineering education if you can survive it.
June 20th, 2012
7:41 pm
"Back to my oldest — rising Junior engineer at out-of-state univ. — I spent a very long time asking everyone I knew if they would take him on as an intern between his freshman and sophomore year…. I was having a very hard time giving him away (no comments please about helicoptering please — he was out of state and I was here). I finally find a contact who would take him on for one week …Next year (this summer) — round two — here we went again — no one around for unpaid internships but my husband found someone to take interview him for biotech…"
Anonmom, the liberal use of "we" and the abundant work you and your husband have done for your son – who surely has a computer and could track down these opportunities on his own even from farfar away – are high-waving red flags. I can't imagine bringing anyone on whose Mommy or Daddy called me. Professionals hire and/or provide internships for self-starting, independent students who blaze their own trail.
June 21st, 2012
8:48 am
Contacts matter. "Friends and Family" has actually ruined DCSS. The concept has been around all time. Watching "60 Minutes" on Sunday, we (my sons, husband & I) were actually struck by how many "Friends and Family" were part of "Camelot" for JFK — there was a lovely segment featuring Maria Shriver on her dad — whose brother-in-law was JFK, who placed him in all sorts of positions, along with his brother RFK, and the senator, etc. Then there's the Bush family. It crosses party lines. All we have done is to seek to use our "rolodex" to try and open doors to contacts for internships for our sons — in fields that arn't ours — they get to do the rest of the work. We get calls from our friends to help others looking to get into our fields and we try to help on the "karma" front. Our contacts aren't nearly as good as the ones mentioned earlier in this paragraph. We came to school in Atlanta from the northeast knowing no one, took out huge student loans and have worked our tails off to make a living and lives for ourselves. We have a great life and, although quite frustrated at what I perceive to be tremendous misuse and abuse of funds and corruption in DCSS, I love our lives here and want the boys to find great jobs and to have the sort of lives that their parents have found (love and a great family). The market is awful and most kids their age don't have them… this is part of the news on a daily basis. So if my contacts or my husband's contacts can open doors for them. So be it. Once they get through the door, they have to do the rest on their own. (I've read a "Wall Street Journal" article about parents actually attending interviews, making phone calls to schedule interviews, calling in sick for kids, calling professors, calling about grades to college and grad school professors, calling about status at work… now, that's being a helicopter parent-when you don't allow the kid to do anything for themselves and this was about professionals with graduate degrees).


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It`s such an intensely personal thing for me.. I`d probably have been a little too crazy. (on why he refused the role in "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story")
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I don`t want to be remembered as `the son of Bruce Lee`
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Asher went to the bar that Evan was working at. It was busy seen as it was Friday night. When Asher walked in she saw Evan serving at the bar. Asher went and sat on one of the stools in the corner at the bar.
"Ash, what are you doing here?" Evan said surprised.
"Just get me a drink please." Asher said. Evan noticed something was wrong. She went and got Asher a drink.
"Here you go. Are you going to tell me what's wrong?"
"It's nothing."
"It's something. Now tell me."
"Me and Benji went out last night to the movies, it went fine. We just talked like friends."
"So what's the problem?"
"That's not the problem; I'm just getting you up to date."
"So you two are getting along then?"
"We were."
"What happened?"
"I went out for my photo shoot this morning. Leaving Benj, Joel and Kayla hanging out at home. When I got home Alex was there."
"Alex? You mean the girl he cheated on you with?"
"Yeah that's the one." Asher said bitterly finishing her drink. "Get me another please." Evan went and got her a drink.
"So what did she want?"
"She's pregnant."
"Pregnant? What with Benji's baby?"
"What did you do?"
"Threw her out and beat Benji up." Evan laughed but Asher stayed serious.
"Wow you're serious. Is Benji ok?"
"I don't know. I left as soon as Joel pulled me off him."
"Shit Ash. So you two are defiantly over now?"
"I don't know."
"What do you mean you don't know? He's have a baby with the girl he cheated on you with. I would have left him the minute I found out he even looked at another girl never mind got her pregnant. Ash you can't seriously be thinking you two can work now."
"I don't know. I'm really fucked up. I'm still in love with him, but I just don't know what to do."
"Well I think you're just going to end us with a hell of a lot of heart ache staying with him."
"Yeah but if I leave him I'm never going to have the love that we have ever again."
"How do you know that you'll find love with someone else."
"It won't be the same. No one can take his place in my heart."
"That's true and if Joel's right then he feels the exact same way."
"When did you talk to Joel?"
"This morning." Just then Evan got called to do work in the restaurant side of the bar so she had to leave Asher alone. Asher had drink after drink. By one am she was so drunk she didn't know where she was. Evan had a ten minute break and decided to see if Asher was still in the bar. When she got into the bar she saw that Asher was completely out of it.
"Asher what are you doing? Look at you?" Evan said taking the drink that Asher had in her hand off her.
"Hey that's mine, I paid for it."
"You've had enough. Tom don't serve her anymore alcohol." Evan said to the bartender. While she went and called Joel to take Asher home. When Joel turned up Evan explained what had happened that night.
"Ok come on Ash, time for bed." Joel said putting her arm over his shoulder and lifting her up.
"No I don't want to go home. I want to stay here." She slurred.
"You can't stay here you need to sober up at home."
"I... I am not drunk." She slurred again.
"Ash go home I'll talk to you tomorrow." Evan said opening the door for Joel.
In the car ride home Asher fell asleep. When they pulled up outside the house Joel gently woke her up.
"Ash your home." Joel said softly.
"What? Where am I?" Asher said opening her eyes and rubbing her head.
"I brought you home. You where completely out of it at the bar. Evan called me to bring you home." Asher groaned. "Come on I'll help you in." Joel said getting out of his door. Asher grabbed his hand and pulled him back into the car their faces barely and inch apart. "What's wrong?"
"Nothing I just... I just wanted to thank you." She whispered holding him close to her.
"What for?" Joel said still as close to her.
"For being her for me after all his shit with Benj. I couldn't have done this much with out you so thank you." She said softly, and then before Joel knew it she kissed him full on. He pulled away as soon as he realised what was going on. He was shocked but knew that she didn't mean any of it. It was only because she was drunk and all the emotions going through her head right now.
"Ash you're really drunk you need to go to bed." Joel said getting out of the car. He slammed his door then went round to Asher's door. When he opened the door she was already asleep. He picked her up, took her to the house and out her to bed.
The next morning Joel was up early when Kayla came down and sat with him in the kitchen.
"Hey are you ok? I heard you go out late last night, where did you go?" Kayla said smiling.
"Kay I have something to tell you but you've got to know I love you some much and nothing will ever change that."
"Ok what is it baby?"
"Last night Evan called. Asher had gone to the bar and got so drunk she didn't even know where she was..."
"Joel she's going through a lot can you blame her."
"Joel what's wrong?"
"On the ride home she fell asleep. When we pulled up out side I was getting out of the car and she pulled me back in and... and well."
"Joel tell me what happened." Kayla said having a feeling she already knew.
"Kay you know he's going though a lot. You said it yourself. And she was so drunk I don't think she knew what she was doing."
"What did she do Joel?" Kayla said getting a little annoyed.
"Well she said she wanted to thank me for helping her but then she... she kissed me. Kay you've got to believe me I pushed her away straight away. I didn't want it and I didn't feel anything please don't be mad at me." Joel said with tears in his eyes.
"Joel baby I'm not mad at you. It took a lot of guts to tell me this. I trust you."
"So you're not mad at me?"
"No. Come here. I love you." She said giving him a hug.
"Are you mad at Ash?" Joel said unsure when they stopped hugging.
"Well I am a little hurt but I know she didn't mean it. She's in love with Benj and she was drunk. I'll talk to her when she gets up."
Joel went up stairs to talk to Asher about last night. When he got to her room he knocked on the door but there was no answer. He slowly opened the door and seen her still asleep in bed.
"Ash." He said softly waking her up. She groaned and rubbed her face.
"What?" she said groggily squinting at him.
"Here I brought you these." He said handing her the aspirin and a glass of water.
"Thanks. What time is it?"
"One in the after noon."
"Really. Fuck me head hurts. What happened last night?"
"What you mean you don't know?"
"Know what? Is there something I should remember?"
"What's the last thing you remember?"
"Telling Evan about Alex being pregnant."
"And that's it. You don't remember how you got here or anything after that?"
"No. how did I get here?"
"Evan called me to come and pick you up."
"Oh right. And how much did I drink?"
"A lot you didn't know where you where when I picked you up."
"Oh no I didn't do anything stupid did i?" Joel went silent.
"What? What did I do?" Asher said looking worried.
"Well when we pulled up out side you thanked me for looking after you and then. Well you kissed me I pushed you away and that was it you passed out after."
"Oh Joel I'm so sorry. I didn't mean it at all. Oh fuck what have I done. I feel so guilty."
"It's ok and I talked to Kayla about it and she's fine."
"Fuck it's not ok."
"Because I'm just as bad as Benji now."
"How can you be? He slept with someone else and got them pregnant."
"Yeah and I kissed his brother."
"You didn't know what you where doing."
"That's not the point Joel I still did it and I fucked up." Asher said getting up. "Joel I understand if you don't want anything to do with me."
"What? Don't be silly it was a mistake and no one blames you for it."
"How do you know? Benji doesn't know yet." Asher said walking down stairs.
"Ash everyone make mistake sometime. Stop beating yourself up so much." Joel shouted to her running after her. Asher went to the kitchen to talk to Kayla. Benji was in the living room and stopped Joel went he reach the bottom of the stairs.
"What was that all about?" Benji asked.
"I... Benji I think you, me and Asher need to talk about this later."
"No I want to know now tell me."
"Benj just leave her to talk to Kay for a minute and then we have to discuss something with you."
"Joel I don't like the sound of this."
"I know Benj but just clam down ok."
Mean while when Asher got into the kitchen she couldn't look Kayla in the eyes.
"Hey." Kayla said quietly.
"I'm so sorry. About last night. I feel so guilty. I fucked up really bad and I don't know how to even begin to make it up to all of you. It wasn't any of his fault he rally does love you, you know."
"Ash its ok I forgive the both of you. I'm just glad that you two came and told me instead of trying to hide it." Asher groaned and rubbed her face. "Are you ok? Do you want to talk about anything?" Asher sat down opposite her.
"I really fuck up. I'm giving Benj all this shit about cheating on me when I'm just as bad. I didn't even remember it this morning."
"How do you think your as bad as Benj?" Kay said confused.
"I kissed his brother. I think that's really bad."
"well yeah but Ash he's put you though and still is putting you though a lot more."
"I just don't know what to do any more."
"I can't make that decision for you I think you and Benji need to have a good talk about it, not shouting or arguing. Just hear each other out."
"Yeah I think your right." Asher said getting up to find Benji and Joel in the living room. Kayla came in after her.
"Ash, Joel says we need to talk."
"Yeah we do." Asher said with tears in her eyes. She looked down.
"What's going on?" Benji said confused
"Benj Evan called me last night. Asher had gone to the bar after she left here. Ash had, had a lot to drink. I brought her home but when we pulled up outside she kissed me."
"You did what!" Benji said angrily looking at Asher but Asher just sat crying not daring to look at him.
"Benji I stopped her but you've got to believe..."
"Oh so she wanted more and you had to push her off you." Benji shouted getting up looking at Asher like she was dirt.
"Benj listen to me. She was drunk she didn't know..." Benji had stormed off up stirs. Kayla held Asher while she cried.
"See I told you he wouldn't like it." Asher sobbed.
"Sh its ok he just needs time to cool down and think about it." Joel said hugging her too. "Do you want me to go and talk to him?" Asher shook her head looking up and wiping her eyes.
"No I need to sort this out. It's my shit to deal with. You've already done more than enough to help me." She said smiling weakly and going to find Benji. When she got to Benji's room she heard him crying inside.


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Serves 8. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Generously butter a shallow six cup casserole or a large long shallow pan. Line pan with one layer of bread slices. Heat the heavy cream over moderately low heat until hot but not simmering. Beat the eggs with the sugar until well combined. Slowly add scalded cream and beat until mixture thickens. Pour custard mixture over bread slices. Set casserole in a pan of hot water and bake for 45 minutes. Edges should be set and the center should be a bit runny. (The custard will continue to cook after it's removed from the oven.) Remove casserole from water bath and cool on rack. Serve at room temperature or chilled. Double Chocolate Bread 1 1/2 cups flour 3/4 cups Dutch process cocoa 2 tsp double acting baking powder 1/2 tsp baking soda 1/4 tsp salt 1 stick (1/2 cup) butter, softened 1 cup sugar 2 eggs 1/2 cup sour cream 4 oz unsweetened chocolate, chopped Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly butter abd flour a 9 by 5 by 3 inch pan and set aside. Sift together the flour, cocoa, baking powder, baking soda and salt; set aside. Beat butter and sigar together until light and fluffy. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating about 1 minute after each addition. Add the sifted ingredients alternately with the sour cream and chocolate chunks, beginning and ending with the dry ingredients. (The batter will be quite thick.) Turn the batter into the prepared loaf pan and bake 1 hour to 1 hour and 15 minutes. To test, stick a toothpick in the center; bread is ready when toothpick comes out clean. Let cool in pan 15 minutes and remove. Makes one loaf.
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Jan 05 2010
Writer's Old New Year
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Don't mind me, I'm just cleaning off the dust around the 'ol Writer's Old Fashioned HQ for the new year. 2009 was a pretty good year for the gang, culminating with APE 2009 in October. STORM's Princess Witch Boy was definitely the buzz book of the show. The demand seemed to grow exponentially as people would buy PWB, tell their friends, and cause a mad rush on our booth. From what I hear, STORM is totally sold out of the first printing of PWB. But don't worry, a second printing is on it's way so there will be copies on hand at Wondercon (along with PWB #2).
Stephenny Godfrey's Panorama was also a big hit, totally selling out by the second day of APE! All of Writer's Old Fashioned had a great time at the booth. We chatted with fans, other creators, and drank like fishes the entire time. STORM and Emily Stackhouse were both interviewed by Sara Lima at ComicVine and thanks to the glory of the Internet you can watch the full thing here.
STORM also has an amazing recap of the whole event at his blog.
That's about all I have for now, True Believers. The Writer's Old Fashioned crew really worked hard in the tumultuous year of 2009, and the stage is set for some very exciting developments in 2010. Expect to see new books and minis from several of our members this year, and some more updates to this space as we develop our collective writing muscles to their prime.
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Media Release
Senator the Hon Robert Hill
Leader of the Government in the Senate
Minister for the Environment and Heritage
16 December 1998
Two billion aluminium cans a year will be recycled as a result of a commitment made by one of Australia's largest recyclers, Kaal Australia.
Federal Environment Minister, Robert Hill, says by raising its national recycling rate to 66.5 percent of aluminium cans by the year 2003, Kaal Australia is making a significant difference to the environment.
"Currently 1.6 billion cans are recycled each year - that's 25 000 tonnes of aluminium - Kaal Australia is increasing this amount to keep a further 6 000 tonnes of aluminium a year out of our cities' landfills.
"To meet its recycling commitment, Kaal Australia has established the 'Cash for Cans' network.
"The network will ensure there are more than 1 000 community operated aluminium can buy-back centres around Australia with a central collection facility in Sydney's Yennora.
"Central to the 'Cash for Cans' network is the largest aluminium recycling plant in the Southern Hemisphere - the result of a recent $3 million investment.
"Used aluminium cans are made into new cans and are the most recycled packaging material in Australia. Aluminium can production is getting closer to being a completely 'closed loop' production process.
"The 'buy-back' can collection centres are a significant community resource. It's where recycling begins and is also a source of income for some people. More than $30 million a year is fed back to the community through the many community groups which collect cans for fund raising," Senator Hill said.
Kaal Australia's Yennora facility is managed by the NSW Autism Association providing full time work for Autistic people who manage all the sorting and bailing activities.
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Feb. 3, 2009 -- People on dialysis who live at higher altitudes have a significantly lower rate of death than those who live near sea level, a new study shows.
Wolfgang C. Winkelmayer, MD, ScD, of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, analyzed the effects of increased altitude on the rate of death for patients on chronic dialysis. The study's findings appear in the Feb. 4 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Researchers identified 804,812 people with end-stage renal disease who started dialysis between 1995 and 2004. About 40% of the patients lived at altitudes of 250 feet or less, and 54.4% resided at elevations between 250 feet and 1,999 feet.
Only 1.9% of dialysis patients analyzed lived between 4,000 feet and 5,999 feet, and 0.4% lived higher than 6,000 feet.
Compared with people who lived at or near sea level, the rate of death was reduced by 3% for patients living at up to 1,999 feet and by 7% for those living between 2,000 and 3,999 feet.
The death rate was reduced by 12% for people living at elevations between 4,000 and 5,999 feet and by 15% for those living higher than 6,000 feet.
The five-year survival rate was 34% for people living at or near sea level, but 42.7% for those residing at altitudes higher than 6,000 feet.
"We found a graded reduction in mortality from any cause in ESRD (end-stage renal disease) patients residing at greater altitude, a finding that was not explained by differences in observed patient characteristics," the researchers say.
They conclude that factors related to lower oxygen levels at high altitudes confer "protective effects" on people with renal disease.
The article discloses that Winkelmayer and fellow researcher M. Alan Brookhart, PhD, have received grant support from pharmaceutical companies.
SOURCES:News release, Journal of the American Medical Association.Winkelmayer, W. Journal of the American Medical Association, Feb. 4,
2009; vol 301: pp 508-512.
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(BOWLING GREEN, Ky.) - KSP responded to a dispute between neighbors. The complaint was James Deweese was attempting to run over Darrell Renfrow with a 4 wheeler. Several minutes elapsed; another complaint was received that Mr. Renfrow's girlfriend, Stacy Martin was run over by Mr. Deweese's girlfriend, Alicia Reynolds. Ms. Reynolds states the accident was not intentional. Ms. Reynolds further states that Ms. Martin intentionally ran in front of the wheeler, not giving Ms Reynolds enough time to avoid Ms. Martin.
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When I first got the Hudl, I played with the GPS receiver, and was impressed by the number of satellites it managed to see (14 or 15). I put that down to having a receiver chipset with more than the 12 channels available in the SiRFStar-III equipped PDA I've had for a few years. Even then, I was a bit surprised that 15 GPS satellites were actually visible (given the size of the constellation and the sky view from any point on the Earth).
The other day, I played with the GPS Status app, and spotted that it was reporting Satellite Vehicle IDs (SVIDs) greater than 32. I guessed that it must be picking up GLONASS, and, reading the GPS Status user manual, that is indeed what it means for SVIDs between 65 and 92.
I'm aware that GNSS chipsets have been including multiple systems for a while now, but it was a nice surprise to find that the cheapo Hudl has a GPS/GLONASS GNSS receiver.
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Take a dash of Delorean, a little bit of the AutoMoto and some Bat Mobile and what do you get? The XR3 3-wheeled hybrid vehicle. Currently sold as a kit car, the diesel/electric engined vehicle is heading to production. The driver has the choice of which propulsion system to engage by simply flipping a switch and can achieve over 125mpg on diesel or up to a 40 mile range on just battery power. Combined, the hybrid system can produce more than 200mpg. Top speed of the car maxes out at 80mph and if you're looking for a bit of customization, or perhaps trying to take advantage of the summer weather the canopy can be switched out for an open air roadster setup. No word on price or a release date, but you can order kit plans for as little as $99.50.
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The good news is that your attorney will be able to ask you a few questions and let you know what type of bankruptcy will work best for your particular situation. The problem that you may run into is the fact that it can sometimes be difficult to choose. You really have to learn a bit more about both, and the lawyer will be able to answer any questions that you may have.
With a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you generally don't have to pay any of your creditors back as long as they are filed with the bankruptcy. This gives you more financial freedom when it comes to starting over, but it isn't the solution for everyone. With a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you must pay back your creditors, but your lawyer will go to bat for you and get them off of your back and get them to settle for a lower amount. This, again, isn't the option for everyone.
Choosing which bankruptcy option will work best for you isn't an easy decision, because they both have their own consequences. There are certain factors that you must take into consideration before making your choice. When you hire an attorney, you will find that they will be able to help you decide the right path, while also helping you to get back on your feet after the bankruptcy.
When it boils down to it, it is safe to say that filing bankruptcy really isn't something that you should try to do on your own. You may find that it is more difficult of a process, and making certain decisions on what action to take can be next to impossible on your own. Even if you think that you know the laws, it may be a good idea for you to get an attorney just to be sure. You don't want to do something that you may regret in the future.


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Carol Burnett To Play Sue Sylvester's Mom On 'Glee'
"Glee" fans will finally find out who brought Sue Sylvester into the world! Comedy icon Carol Burnett will play Sue's mom in an upcoming episode of the FOX comedy, Access Hollywood has confirmed.
According to Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello – who first reported the news – Carol's episode will air in October or November.
In an episode last season, Sue (played by Emmy nominee Jane Lynch), referred to her parents as Nazi hunters. EW reported that Sue's father wouldn't be making an appearance alongside Carol.
In more "Glee" news, for the upcoming Britney Spears-themed episode Matthew Morrison, (Will Schuester) will shave his head as homage to the pop star's infamous 2007 hair clipping incident, JustJared.com reported.
"The recreating of Brit shaving her head is going to be epic!" a source told JustJared.
Earlier this week at the FOX TCA press tour, series creator Ryan Murphy told reporters, "We're paying tribute to [Britney] in a sort of fun and unexpected way."
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HoopsHype Besiktas rumors
Emiliano Carchia: According to Kartal Basket, Besiktas found his new NBA guy: Brook Lopez. The two parts reached an agreement, deal to be official soon Twitter
The Turkish team that features New Jersey Nets guard Deron Williams is pushing now to add Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom to its roster, according to sources close to the situation. ESPN.com
And Odom, sources said, is giving the offer real consideration after Minnesota's Kevin Love turned down the chance over the weekend to join Williams with Istanbul-based Besiktas. ESPN.com
Alvaro Martin: ESPN: #Besiktas looks to sign #LamarOdom and interest is reportedly mutual; two WNBA players left their women's team for lack of payment. Twitter
The 27-year-old endured a slow start with the Istanbul club this season, including a dismal effort in a Eurocup Qualifying Round defeat to Dexia Mons-Hainaut when he made just six of 28 shots in the two-legged tie. But against Göttingen, Williams hardly put a foot wrong, drilling 17 of 23 attempts from the floor. He even made seven of 10 shots from long range. Ergin Ataman, the Besiktas coach, said: "Deron Williams, such an extraordinary player, put on a superior performance of a different level for the first time." FIBA.com
On Tuesday, Williams finally delivered the type of international smackdown that many had anticpated, dumping in 50 points in a 105-94 Eurochallenge Cup win over German professional club Goettingen, according to the team's official site. DraftExpress.com reported that Williams shot 17-for-23 from the field, hitting seven 3-pointers. Here's video of Deron Williams' 50-point explosion via YouTube user TheDrizzleIsLocal. CBSSports.com
Besiktas is now targeting Lamar Odom, Tyson Chandler and Nene. If the offers are rejected, Besiktas will sign Marcing Gortat. Twitter
Marc Stein: Source close to talks tells ESPN that Kevin Love has notified Besiktas he is NOT taking Turkish team's offer to join up with Deron Williams Twitter
Marc Stein: Besides Love, Luol Deng (British passport holder) also atop Besiktas wish list. Other names linked to Istanbul club: Nene, Gortat, Boozer Twitter
Marc Stein: Wolves' @Kevin Love kindly followed up on our last tweet with this message: "Yes, that is 100% true. I declined (Besiktas' offer)." Twitter
Marc J. Spears: "I didn't feel it was the right decision for me at this time but playing elsewhere is still very much an option," @Kevin Love on Turkey to Y! Twitter
Emiliano Carchia: Article on NTVSport says that Marcin Gortat is the next target of Besiktas. Not that the Turkish team signed him. Via @sannti Twitter
Carlos Boozer, Kevin Love and Marcin Gortat have expressed interest in playing for Besiktas. Twitter
Kubilay Keceli: Boozer and Gortat are ready to sign with Besiktas but the team is interested in other players. Twitter
Kubilay Keceli: If Kevin Love doesn't accept, Besiktas will look for other options. The players mentioned are Nenè and Luol Deng. Twitter
As time and hope for salvaging an NBA season continue to dissipate, Turkey's top team is engaged in serious talks with Kevin Love and Luol Deng about joining point guard Deron Williams in the Turkish Basketball League. "I've been going back and forth with Deron on it," Love told Yahoo! Sports' Marc Spears on Friday. "I'll be making my decision in the next couple of days." Yahoo! Sports
It's possible Besiktas will sign the first player willing to agree to a deal, but a source briefed on Besiktas' strategy believes team officials prefer Love. Williams and Love share the same agent, which plays a part in the preference. Yahoo! Sports
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August 24, 2009 By Your Web Chick
I found this video by Perry Belcher on social networking and it is right on Target. He talks about people wanting to know how you can make money on social networking? His answer? You don' t make ANY money on social networking! You make friends and connections with social networking. Eventually down the road, you probably will "sell" them or someone they know something, but that's not really the point of social networking. Perry Equates Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, YouTube with {Read More}
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